New poll: 60% say impeachment is costly and time-consuming, 70% call for review of large companies
The picture shows the U.S. Capitol.
According to the Washington Examiner, a two-page memo from John McLaughlin, a pollster who conducted the poll for the Trump campaign, to Jason Miller, a senior adviser to Trump, shows the latest polls.
Battleground Survey Memo01…byVictor I Nava
The poll shows that people are focused on the upcoming presidential inauguration on Jan. 20, with about 89 percent desiring an orderly transition and 70 percent saying it is very important.
American commentary writer Cao Changqing summarized the content of this poll, saying that 80% of Trump supporters and 76% of Republicans will not vote for pro-impeachment lawmakers again. 70% believe that Twitter, Facebook, Amazon, Apple and Google monopolize the market and should be stopped. 77% believe that Congress should focus on dealing with viruses rather than impeachment; 60% of Americans do not favor impeaching President Trump, and impeachment is another waste of time and money. ; House Speaker Pelosi’s approval rating dropped to 33%, and disgust increased to 59%.
74% agree that if Big Tech can gag Trump, then they can take away any American’s right to free speech.
65% say Biden and House Speaker Pelosi are dividing the country.
Seventy-four percent said impeachment is politically motivated and only serves to prevent President Trump from running again.
The poll, conducted online Jan. 10-11, included 800 voters from 17 key states who participated in the election and had a margin of error of +/-3.4 percent and a 95 percent confidence rate.
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the second impeachment of the President 10 traitorous Republican lawmakers
After a day of debate agenda, the House of Representatives voted on the impeachment of President Trump in the afternoon of the 13th, and passed with 232 votes to 197, of which ten Republican lawmakers voted in favor; the articles of impeachment only have “incitement of insurrection” (incitement of insurrection) a crime, so that Trump may become the first and only one in the history of the United States in office The first and only U.S. president to be impeached twice in office.
The House impeachment resolution, “H. Res. 24,” had 232 people voting for it.
Ten of them were Republicans, including the third largest Republican leader in the House, Liz Cheney (Wyoming), Rep. John Katko (New York), Rep. Adam Kinzinger (Illinois), Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler (Washington) and Rep. Dan Newhouse, Michigan Congressmen Fred Upton and Peter Meijer, Ohio Congressman Anthony Gonzalez, South Carolina Congressman Tom Rice, and California Congressman David Valadao, also making it The impeachment of the president was the most bipartisan in U.S. history; 197 others opposed, and five abstained.
The congressional impeachment process generally begins with the president committing a “serious crime or misdemeanor” (high Crime or Misdemeanor), followed by the House of Representatives drafting an impeachment resolution and voting on it, which will be heard in the Senate after passage.
Biden issued a statement urging the Senate to advance the impeachment of Trump, McConnell said so
On Wednesday evening (Jan. 13), the Biden-Harris transition team released a statement from Biden on the impeachment of U.S. President Donald Trump by the House of Representatives. In the statement, Biden praised the House’s approach and called on Senate leadership to move forward with the impeachment process.
In the statement, Biden said, “Today (13), members of the House of Representatives exercised their constitutional authority to vote to impeach and hold the president accountable …… The process continues to the Senate,” “This country also remains constrained by a deadly virus and a brutal economy,” and “I am hopeful that Senate leadership will find a way to address the constitutional responsibilities associated with impeachment while working on other urgent matters of national concern. “
Hours before the statement was released, U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell issued a statement noting that the Senate would begin the process, but that the related vote was apparently too rushed to be implemented next week, and that “even if the Senate process begins this week and acts quickly, a final verdict will not be reached until after President Trump leaves office. “
American commentary writer Cao Changqing tweeted that McConnell’s statement that the Senate will not hear the impeachment case before 1/20. In fact, even if the trial will not succeed, because Georgia’s newly elected 2 Democratic senators have not been certified, the Senate is currently 48:50, impeachment requires a 2/3 majority of 66 seats (such as counting those 2 seats to 67). Now the Democratic Party only 48 votes, to reach 66, need another 18 Republican senators support, this is impossible! 1/20 after the outgoing president is a civilian, Congress impeachment of civilians is complete nonsense, too abominable!
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