A Washington Post-ABC News poll earlier this month found 59 percent of Americans said the House should not begin impeachment proceedings, slightly higher than earlier this year when support ranged from 54 percent to 56 percent. Only 49 percent of Democrats “strongly†support impeachment, while 83 percent of Republicans “strongly†oppose beginning impeachment.
As has been seen in other town halls in recent months, these Democrats are more likely to be asked why they haven’t moved any significant legislative items more than they will be about impeachment. The recess might just as well be a dismissal bell for impeachment hopes.
49% is still a significant number of Rat Voters demanding Impeachment, and the Rat politicians are likely to still push Impeachment in their Primaries to get those votes. They are
not likely to look ahead to their General Elections in this environment. Bottom line: The Mueller Game is still going to be played through the 2020 Election, especially in the "safe seats."
If nothing new turns in the so-called case against against Trump, I think he'll win and the Rats will lose the House. Republicans will have a bit of a battle in the Senate, because of the math. They have twice as many seats to defend.
Bring on the flames....
