MSNBC poll on impeachment disturbing

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In summary, it appears that 87% of the population wants Bush to be impeached. I hope it isn't set up so people can vote twice or more. That would be too much like the 04 election.
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edward said:
One would think that a conspiracy to defraud the Congress and the American people would be illegal.
One would think that such a conspiracy would rise to the level of war crimes under international law, too. The US media will not tackle this for fear of appearing "liberal". McCarthy's mistake was in demonizing individuals. Rove's improvement lies in demonizing ideas and politicizing otherwise "neutral" sectors of our government to enforce the administration's views.
 
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As Bill Clinton recently said, it is not a conspiracy, they are doing it right in front of us.
 
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Did you see that one of Powell's former top aides called for Bush and Cheney to be impeached for high crimes?

...Lawrence Wilkerson, who was chief of staff to then-Secretary of State Colin Powell, said on the public radio program On Point Thursday that "Bill Clinton's peccadilloes ... pale in significance" when compared to the "high crimes and misdemeanors" of Bush and Cheney. [continued]
http://rawstory.com/news/2007/Former_Powell_aide_says_Bush_Cheney_0510.html

First seen on CNN
 
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Skyhunter said:
As Bill Clinton recently said, it is not a conspiracy, they are doing it right in front of us.

Dam, there goes the conspiracy to defraud charge:yuck:
 
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<h2>1. What is the MSNBC poll on impeachment disturbing?</h2><p>The MSNBC poll on impeachment disturbing refers to a recent survey conducted by the news network which found that a majority of Americans support the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.</p><h2>2. How was the poll conducted?</h2><p>The poll was conducted by surveying a random sample of 1,003 adults across the United States via telephone. The margin of error for the poll is +/- 3.1 percentage points.</p><h2>3. What were the specific findings of the poll?</h2><p>The poll found that 53% of Americans approve of the impeachment inquiry, while 44% disapprove. Additionally, 49% of respondents believe that President Trump should be impeached and removed from office, while 46% do not.</p><h2>4. How does this compare to previous polls on impeachment?</h2><p>This poll shows an increase in support for the impeachment inquiry compared to previous polls. A similar poll conducted by MSNBC in September found that 49% of Americans supported the inquiry, while 46% did not.</p><h2>5. What does this mean for the impeachment process?</h2><p>The results of this poll suggest that there is growing support for the impeachment inquiry and potential removal of President Trump from office. However, it is important to note that polls are just one factor in the overall impeachment process, and the ultimate decision rests with Congress.</p>

1. What is the MSNBC poll on impeachment disturbing?

The MSNBC poll on impeachment disturbing refers to a recent survey conducted by the news network which found that a majority of Americans support the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.

2. How was the poll conducted?

The poll was conducted by surveying a random sample of 1,003 adults across the United States via telephone. The margin of error for the poll is +/- 3.1 percentage points.

3. What were the specific findings of the poll?

The poll found that 53% of Americans approve of the impeachment inquiry, while 44% disapprove. Additionally, 49% of respondents believe that President Trump should be impeached and removed from office, while 46% do not.

4. How does this compare to previous polls on impeachment?

This poll shows an increase in support for the impeachment inquiry compared to previous polls. A similar poll conducted by MSNBC in September found that 49% of Americans supported the inquiry, while 46% did not.

5. What does this mean for the impeachment process?

The results of this poll suggest that there is growing support for the impeachment inquiry and potential removal of President Trump from office. However, it is important to note that polls are just one factor in the overall impeachment process, and the ultimate decision rests with Congress.

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