60% for impeachment and removal...

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[NightWatcher]

1. The Senate will be forced by negative pressure to remove his ass.

[jcgoldie]

2. I wouldn't hold my breath

The other 40% is who elected the majority of the senate.

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4. From your keyboard to God's ears...Make it so

[Codeine]

14. As if.

Red state senators know where their constituents stand.

[secondwind]

3. I read this as 60% of the 21% want to impeach and remove. Pls let me know if I'm wrong

[herding cats]

6. You're correct

I was just making that distinction below.

[Kaleva]

7. I agree with you. That's how I read it.

[secondwind]

8. Thank you

[herding cats]

5. For those just scanning, note: That's 60% of the 21%.

It's great to see but do note it's not 60% of those polled that number is 51% which is still a majority.

[uponit7771]

9. 70% think what Red Don did was wrong.

[moondust]

10. Including former conservative Dem senator

Max Baucus of Montana. Last night on Ari Melber's impeachment show. I fully expected he would be a "wait and see" type who would maybe never commit to removal, but he's for it based on abuse(s) of power and IIRC obstruction(s) of justice.

[D_Master81]

11. So 40% have made up there minds

After the 1st week that he shouldn’t be removed when there’s still 8 or 9 witnesses to testify? Ok

[herding cats]

13. No, 40% of the 21% who made up their minds after the first week thought he shouldn't be.

49% overall thought he shouldn't be.

It's still good news, but not overly apt to influence the Senate Republicans at this point.

[hvn_nbr_2]

15. This thread perfectly illustrates the difference between liberals and puke-freeper-types

Here, an easy-to-misinterpret headline is clarified/corrected by half a dozen people who are thinking and questioning. Over there, it would have forwarded/tweeted/bot-spewed millions of times already and would probably by now be "90% of all Americans think liberals should be hung/shot/dismembered for the impeachment inquiry."