Q20. Turning now to Washington, based on everything you know right now, do you support or oppose Congress impeaching President Trump and removing him from office?

Oppose T|44% D|19% R|81% I|59%


Later House. :D

And if, IF, the libs are stupid enough to send this to the Senate, those numbers are gonna skyrocket once Trump is actually allowed to call witnesses, defend himself, and question the so-called witnesses.

Shifty Schiff won't be allowed to bully people in his basement dungeon and not allow Republicans to ask questions not approved by him first.


Lol. This is gonna be fun to watch. It could possibly destroy the entire Democratic party by the time it's finished. :D

what's that called? is there a word for that?

You seriously think Trump is going to personally question witnesses in the Senate?

You're aware the 44% represents the total that opposes it? 52% support it.

WHAT NUMBER BIGGER

Independents, which make or break what happens, are already at 59% against impeachment. This is before Republican witnesses are allowed to be called and Republican questioning will be allowed unhindered.

Lol, the numbers are already in Trump's favor and the idiots watching the lamestream media haven't even seen what's really going on.

The Republicans haven't even been allowed to call witnesses! They haven't been allowed to question witnesses without permission from Shifty Schiff! What do you think is going to happen when a real investigation is allowed?

Say bye bye to the House. ;)

That's not enough to save Trump from impeachment. Independents are a small cohort and enough of them support impeachment and removal to put it at 52% in the poll

Sorry you lost

His brain cells are few and far between. He has no idea how any aspect of the government works. He just likes to shitpost memes and think he's pwning libs.

Republican witnesses have already been called, you've been reading too much black magic transgender sex news on Breitbart.

Rep. Devin Nunes, the ranking Republican on the House Intelligence Committee, formally requested the testimony of Kurt Volker, the former special envoy to Ukraine, and Tim Morrison, the National Security Council’s former senior director covering Russia and Ukraine.