Kindly refresh my memory by posting my quotes. I don’t recall even posting in this forum during the Mueller investigation.
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Kindly refresh my memory by posting my quotes. I don’t recall even posting in this forum during the Mueller investigation.
I'm just extrapolating from your post within this thread thus me saying "You seem". One plus one still equals two.
The polls have been roughly the same on this since October: split. The support for impeachment and removal looks to have plateaued. That’s not good for those hoping for it as we are about to head into the trial. Americans are largely exhausted by this.
Polls are of little value if one doesn’t review the methodology,
Trump supporters, like you, have no interest or ability in looking at anything that might reflect negatively upon him.
You should be embarrassed. You’re a Trump supporter, which is indicative of limited cognitive ability.
I’m not arguing the conclusion of the polls. The polls themselves have solid methodology.
What they indicate are that Trump supporters are ignorant.
This should have been the end of the thread...with one correction:
At this point, there isn't a single breathing Trump supporter capable of critical thinking.
hawkeyetraveler
HR All-American
So what is your point? Do you believe that Trump will gain in popularity as a result of this exercise and that this will help him in the election? The data does not show that so far. And, all the data I have seen shows that Trump has remained unpopular throughout this process - including the fact he is losing ground in some of the most important swing states. Do you really see this changing as a result of impeachment? I don’t. I would make a very large wager he won’t somehow get the Clinton sympathy treatment...he does not have any love from independents which that would require.
Or, do you think this helps Republicans in other 2020 races? There may be a few dems in swing districts that take it on the chin (maybe but I expect they will not vote for impeachment), but there will be a large number of republican reps and senators that will have to answer for their vote as well. I am sure the dems have thought through this calculus.
In addition to forcing Trump to answer for his alleged crimes, I think that the dems see this as an opportunity to put the other side on the record as standing with a conniving, bribing, obstructing, treasonous criminal.
So please help me understand why this is truly bad for dems.
To support my claim.Nope.
Don’t know. Not likely.
hawkeyetraveler
HR All-American
Your claim above was that the poll results are “not good for those hoping for it as we are about to head into the trial”.
I asked why, provided my view and you more or less agreed with my logic. So, if you are simply saying that the investigation has not moved popular opinion on impeachment then we are in violent agreement.
However, you clearly said the polls were not good for those wanting to see Trump impeached and my question on why that is remains unanswered.
If 50% want trump impeached and removed, that should really bother you and your republicans. It's not like only 10 or 15 percent
You asked me for my point. Then we are in agreement.
Indeed. And I also said: [Because...] Americans are largely exhausted by this.
I am not bothered (nor bewitched nor bewildered, for those of you of mature years) as I don’t see what difference it makes. If the poll you cite is correct, then about the same number of Americans don’t want Trump to be president as didn’t want him to be president in November, 2016.
I wonder what % would allow the republicans to say he should be impeached? I've seen percentages as high or higher than 90% of Americans want background checks on persons buying weapons, and that doesn't move the republican congressmen, so probably trump shooting someone on 5th avenue won't qualify either.
