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Topic	Majority want trump impeached and removed from office in new Fox News poll
Monopoman 10/12/19 3:24:07 AM #53:	Phantom_Nook posted... BlackScythe0 posted... DPsx7 posted... GanonsSpirit posted... wolfy42 posted... Impeaching him would be a mistake at this point I think. Just don't re-elect him. Why's that? Because everything to this point has been a lie, making Trump look good and the other party appear desperate. Going back to what I said about them not actually doing any work, it's pretty much handing Trump another 4 years. What are you talking about? Trumpers seem to believe that an unpopular president being impeached will somehow make him more popular. Especially when the track record of presidents being impeached or a potential impeachment has led to them resigning and being less popular. Nixon was one of the most popular presidents ever before his impeachment his 2nd election gave him a commanding 520 electoral votes over his opponent who had 17 and on top of that Nixon won with roughly 18 million more votes. That sure didn't save him from the threat of impeachment as he resigned shortly after Watergate was discovered. <cite>Monopoman posted [p:928662438] in Majority w... [t:78076514]...</cite> <quote>Phantom_Nook posted...</cite> <quote>BlackScythe0 posted...</cite> <quote>DPsx7 posted...</cite> <quote> GanonsSpirit posted...</cite> <quote> wolfy42 posted...</cite> <quote> Impeaching him would be a mistake at this point I think. Just don't re-elect him. </quote> Why's that? </quote> Because everything to this point has been a lie, making Trump look good and the other party appear desperate. Going back to what I said about them not actually doing any work, it's pretty much handing Trump another 4 years.</quote> What are you talking about?</quote> Trumpers seem to believe that an unpopular president being impeached will somehow make him more popular.</quote> Especially when the track record of presidents being impeached or a potential impeachment has led to them resigning and being less popular. Nixon was one of the most popular presidents ever before his impeachment his 2nd election gave him a commanding 520 electoral votes over his opponent who had 17 and on top of that Nixon won with roughly 18 million more votes. That sure didn't save him from the threat of impeachment as he resigned shortly after Watergate was discovered.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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