Russia meddling probe head Robert Mueller (L) and US President Donald Trump (R): half of Americans agree with Trump that Mueller's investigation is a political 'witch hunt'
AFP: Poll: Half of Americans see a Trump victim of witch hunt
Half of Americans believe President Donald Trump is the victim of a political "witch hunt," nearly two years after the launch of the Russia meddling investigation, a new poll showed Monday.
Voters are also broadly opposed, 62 percent to 28 percent, to an impeachment effort against the president in the House of Representatives, the USA Today/Suffolk University poll showed.
But they overwhelmingly want Special Counsel Robert Mueller's final report on whether Trump obstructed justice and whether his campaign colluded with Russians made public.
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WNU Editor: Only half?
6 comments:
Without a doubt the Democrats have skewed the polls as much as possible. I believe the vast majority of polls in the 2016 election show Hillary Clinton defeating Trump. The 50% number of American's who recognize the Democrats would do anything to remove President Trump ais probably far greater that 50%.
Fake news. The man is winning.
Fact: the Mueller report will reveal if it is or is not a real hunt or not. Polls mean little till results of full investigation completed.
recall that Nixon had full support of his party till facts revealed that he was fully involved in break-in crime
witchhunt? gop going after Hillary that proved a full waste of time
'Waste of time'. Really fred, we learned a lot and people lost their Jobs. I imagine new rules will be created to prevent that crap from happening again. No, good investment in time and energy.
But they overwhelmingly want Special Counsel Robert Mueller's final report on whether Trump obstructed justice and whether his campaign colluded with Russians made public.
this is the same poll cited in the post
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