https://news.gallup.com/poll/283364/senate-trial-begins-approve-trump.aspx?utm_source=alert&utm_medium=email&utm_content=morelink&utm_campaign=syndication
Forty-six percent of Americans say they would like their senators to vote to convict Trump and remove him from office, while 51% want their senators to vote against conviction so Trump will remain as president.
sounds like the reverse numbers from trump camp any way how come trump waited till he was impeached to do anything does he like being in a special group I now he wants to be only president to have to leave office it would have been nixon but he resigned this one wants to be special for history to remember him now is his chance he just thought this was court tv and not guilty meant not impeached idiot who advised him forget clinton was innocent but still impeached forever
shareYou're either foreign, 5 years old, or you don't have a single working punctuation key on your keyboard. Or all 3.
shareMaybe he's a failed avant-garde poet.
share"In other words, in a single year, the president said more than the total number of false or misleading claims he had made in the previous two years."
And unfortunately, this pushing of limits has impacts that go well beyond Trump's time in office -- whether that is another year or another five years. Politics is a copycat business, and while it's hard to imagine any future politician flaunting truth as publicly as Trump, you can be sure that every single elected official has taken note of the fact that Trump's mountain of lies and mistruths don't seem to have disqualified him in the eyes of lots of voters.
That will be one of Trump's lasting legacies in this country -- and it's a very, very troubling one.
Usually I ignore replies like this one, you know, on the political boards and such. But in this case I wouldn't even have to because I legitimately do not understand what you're trying to say here. You might aswell be writing in another language
shareIt comes down to this:
1.He did it , but it’s not a big deal
2. He did it, but it is a big deal and he should be removed from office
3.he didn’t do anything and every witness is lying
Even in the rigged Gallup poll they can only get it to 46% lol!
What's with this magic 51%? I see it so much be it Trump's approval rating twitter or on CNN 51% for removing trump to now 51% want to vote against conviction. I swear if I see another 51% I know it's all BS.
shareDid you not read the link provided in the op?
"Forty-six percent of Americans say they would like their senators to vote to convict Trump and remove him from office, while 51% want their senators to vote against conviction so Trump will remain as president."
The weight of polling has shown even stronger opposition to this impeachment farce in battleground states.
Since evidence of the past couple of decades shows these polls are typically slanted against Republicans (Gallup has even admitted that in the past), what's more important than the nominal number is the trajectory within a single outfit's polling over time. Here are some apples to apples Gallup findings:
"Trump's approval rating has been steady in the past three polls -- between 43% and 45% -- slightly above the 39% to 41% ratings he received as the impeachment inquiry started in the fall....Trump's recent job approval ratings -- though below the historical average 53% for post-World War II presidents -- are among the highest of his presidency."
If the Democrats' intent was to use this impeachment sham as a negative campaign ad against Trump at taxpayer expense, the evidence so far shows it's backfired spectacularly, especially if one considers the surge in Trump and Republican fund raising.
69% of Americans polled want to hear from the witnesses whom T-rump blocked from testifying in the House investigation.
58% of Americans polled believe T-rump abused the power of the Presidency.
57% of Americans polled believe T-rump obstructed Congress.
I want Bernie gone also so yes lets have a 2 month trial to keep him away from campaigning.
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