Support for Trump impeachment ticks up according to new poll

ed note–before all the usual suspects flood the comments section here with all the usual business concerning the inherently dishonest nature of the JMSM and why any and all such poll numbers should be ignored, recall the manner by which blatant lies concerning Iraq’s ‘WMDs’ were paraded out day after day, and yet, despite being blatant lies that could not withstand the crushing weight of reality, the Jews got what they wanted with Iraq’s Purim-timed destruction.

The point being, it doesn’t matter if the poll numbers are real or not. What matters is the agenda fueling this, the direction in which where Judea, Inc is trying to take all of this and why all persons residing on God’s green earth need to recognize this for the existential threat to them personally that it is, because what is at work here is a conspiracy to remove a sitting American President who has made it his goal to end the wars that began as a result of the Israeli-engineered terrorist attacks on 9/11, wars which Israel intends to keep going on for at least a hundred years as part and parcel of the ‘New American Century’.

thehill.com

National support for President Trump’s impeachment has ticked up in recent months, according to a new Monmouth University poll released Wednesday.

About 42 percent of adult respondents to the survey say they think Trump should be impeached, up from 36 percent in November, while 54 percent say he should not be ousted. Another 4 percent are unsure. The uptick was mostly driven by respondents who identified as independents, 40 percent of whom backed impeachment, up 14 points from four months ago.

The poll comes as the Democratic-led House expands its investigations into Trump’s personal and political orbits and special counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly nearing the end of his probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

The survey fell largely along party lines, with 75 percent of Democrats supporting calls for the president’s ouster, while only 8 percent of Republicans believe Trump should be forced out of office.

“The fact that more independents are starting to question Trump’s fitness for office could be a sign of trouble, if not for impeachment itself than for his reelection prospects in 2020,” said Patrick Murray, director of the independent Monmouth University Polling Institute.

However, Trump’s job approval rating remained steady. About 44 percent of adults said they approve of the job he is doing as president, nearly identical to the 43 percent who said the same in November.

The White House remains dogged by a bevy of investigations from House Democrats in addition to the widespread Mueller probe. In the most recent development, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y.) this week requested documents and information from 81 individuals associated with Trump.

However, a plurality of Americans suggest that Democrats may not be acting in good faith, with 46 percent of those surveyed saying Democrats were more interested in undermining Trump during a hearing with his former personal attorney Michael Cohen last week, while 31 percent said Democrats were more interested in revealing the truth.

Mueller’s investigation continues to get a majority of Americans’ support, with 53 percent saying he should be allowed to continue his work. Roughly 54 percent of Americans expressed support for the special counsel in November.

Monmouth University surveyed 802 adults from March 1 to 4. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.