He's tweeting, and it could be admission to obstruction

[Duppers]

70. Excellent compilation, PunkinPi!

Thank you so much!

Does anyone personally know any Republican voter(s) who is/are following any of this?

This appeared in the Washington Post just yesterday...

"... despite the expanding probe, 59 percent of white Catholics — a group that Trump won in the 2016 election — don't believe that the president committed a crime in connection with possible Russian attempt to influence the election. That number is close to the percentage of white Catholics who voted for Trump in 2016 — 60 percent, according to the Pew Research Center.
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The most important religious demographic in Trump’s base — white evangelicals — have made up their minds. Seven in 10 white evangelicals do not believe there is clear evidence of Russia’s involvement in the 2016 presidential election, according to the Public Religion Research Institute.

And the group is overwhelmingly more likely to believe in Trump’s innocence in the Russia probe. Nearly 8 in 10 — 79 percent — of white evangelicals believe it is unlikely that Trump committed a crime.

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https://a.msn.com/r/2/BBG38rJ?m=en-us


As another DUer recently said, "the RW's problem is religion." Well, it seems there's a connection.
Next question is: Will this Congress impeach him since their base constituents do not think Trump is guilty of any crimes?