Pelosi Impeachment Inquiry

[Tony Stark]

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https://ninetymilesfromtyranny.blogspot.com/2019/09/groping-joe-morphs-into-quid-pro-joe.html

https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/19/politics/impeachment-poll-of-the-week/index.html

When Quinnipiac polled about the inquiry from September 27 to 29, 52% approved of it. From October 4 to 7, 53% approved. Now, 51% approved.

CBS News/YouGov polling shows a similar trend. On September 26 to 27, 55% approved of the impeachment inquiry. From October 8 to 11, it was 53%.

Marist College did a one-day poll on September 25 and put support for the inquiry at 49% among all adults. When it polled from October 3 to 8, that jumped to 52%.

 

[Tony Stark]

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https://poll.qu.edu/national/release-detail?ReleaseID=3643

President Trump and the 2020 Election

Today, President Trump's job approval is nearly identical to a week ago - today, it is a negative 40 - 54 percent approval rating. Last week, his approval rating was a negative 41 - 53 percent. Looking ahead to the 2020 presidential election, he receives similar levels of support as his approval rating against top Democratic contenders:

• Biden beats Trump 51 - 40 percent, compared to 54 - 38 percent on August 28;
• Sanders tops Trump 49 - 42 percent, compared to 53 - 39 percent on August 28;
• Warren wins against Trump 49 - 41 percent, compared to 52 - 40 percent on August 28.

 

[Tony Stark]

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https://ninetymilesfromtyranny.blogspot.com/2019/09/groping-joe-morphs-into-quid-pro-joe.html

 

[TreeFrogTrader]

Trump is in trouble. It’s time to start counting to 67.

https://thehill.com/homenews/sunday...d-republican-told-him-there-20-percent-chance

I can guarantee you that the well connected republican is someone who took it up the arse from Trump. Romney, Kasich, maybe even Lindsey or Cruz.

These guys all got baggage, along with their hope that trump will go down so that they somehow can be elected to the white house in a new race.

 

[AAAintheBeltway]

These guys all got baggage, along with their hope that trump will go down so that they somehow can be elected to the white house in a new race.

If Trump is removed from office, it will be the end of the republican party. That sounds bad, but these are the same people who are willing to destroy the country through immigration to please their big business donors, so they are not exactly patriotic long term thinkers.

 

[TreeFrogTrader]

If Trump is removed from office, it will be the end of the republican party. That sounds bad, but these are the same people who are willing to destroy the country through immigration to please their big business donors, so they are not exactly patriotic long term thinkers.

A lot of the dems clowns/media act as though if Trump is removed by impeachment that white bread pence will then become the nominee, even automatically.

Not so. They want to impeach Trump before the first of the year and if he is removed- just playing the game here for a minute- then the pubs have plenty of time to come up with another candidate other than pence. The pubs decided to forego the primary but trump still is not the nominee until he is voted in at the convention.

Just as an aside, an opposite scenario can occur too where trump is re-elected by not only the electoral college but he takes the popular vote too. So, I wonder - if Trump takes the popular vote - whether the dems will still be gung ho to have the popular replace the electoral vote. Actually, I am not going to wonder about that for long.

 

[Tony Stark]

but he takes the popular vote too.

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Cuddles]

If Trump is removed from office, it will be the end of the republican party. That sounds bad, but these are the same people who are willing to destroy the country through immigration to please their big business donors, so they are not exactly patriotic long term thinkers.

Au contraire, if the GOP wants to remain relevant past 2028, they have to toss the guy. The facts will enforce the righteous decision.

 

[Snarkhund]

A lot of the dems clowns/media act as though if Trump is removed by impeachment that white bread pence will then become the nominee, even automatically.

Not so. They want to impeach Trump before the first of the year and if he is removed- just playing the game here for a minute- then the pubs have plenty of time to come up with another candidate other than pence. The pubs decided to forego the primary but trump still is not the nominee until he is voted in at the convention.

Just as an aside, an opposite scenario can occur too where trump is re-elected by not only the electoral college but he takes the popular vote too. So, I wonder - if Trump takes the popular vote - whether the dems will still be gung ho to have the popular replace the electoral vote. Actually, I am not going to wonder about that for long.

Wow, yeah if Trump was impeached by the Senate there would be rather bigger problems than who becomes the GOP nominee.

 

[UsualName]

I can guarantee you that the well connected republican is someone who took it up the arse from Trump. Romney, Kasich, maybe even Lindsey or Cruz.

These guys all got baggage, along with their hope that trump will go down so that they somehow can be elected to the white house in a new race.

Yeah, I don’t know but it’s really not that hard to get to 18.

There’s definitely cracks in the senate. McConnell doesn’t have to have a trial if he had the votes to dismiss. There are some very serious and older Republican Senators, like Grassley, who are actually old school bean counting, rule of law conservatives who will be looking at this stuff very seriously.

I agree that the chance of removal is low though, but it ain’t zero.