Politics, Impeachment, Polls
If you follow the poll aggregates on Five Thirty Eight you might already have noticed this, but the aggregate polls on impeachment did something interesting lately. https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/impeachment-polls/
Up until three days ago the 'do support' and 'don't support' numbers were converging towards 45%; leaving 10% as fence sitters.
In the last three days the numbers have diverged again, bigly. Fence sitters are down to 8% and a number of 'don'ts' have clearly become 'dos'.
Politics, Impeachment, Polls
@vanecx If by 'Republicans' you mean 'In the Senate', absolutely. And a certain number of those are personally committed to Trumpism.
However, if polls shift hard enough the GOP Senators who are less-committed and/or not in safe-distrcits are going to be thinking about their next election. Maybe still not enough? Probably.
In any case these polls are not a case of 'no impact', just of 'no immediate impact'. There will be fallout.
Politics, Impeachment, Polls
@jackwilliambell
Yet it has no impact as long as Republicans remain overwhelmingly and fiercely against the impeachment process