A Positive in the Era of tRump, Americans Increasingly Becoming Aware of the Con...

Its been awhile since I last posted. Vacations and other enjoyable pursuits have, thankfully, occupied our time. As I try to keep the political noise and distractions to a minimum staying away from active posting here has been most beneficial to my mental and emotional health. In other words there are by far more important activities to keep one occupied. Activities that enhance life rather than dragging it into the dirt and mud.

Going forward postings here will very likely remain light, as well as few and farther between. Also, as hard as it might be in the Era of the tRump presidency and con governance, future postings will be of a positive and uplifting variety. Today as I happily post the following I am given hope than 2018 will be the beginning of the end for the tRump abomination.


Some poll statistics from The Washington Post:

Nearly half of Americans, 49 percent, say Congress should begin impeachment proceedings that could lead to Trump being removed from office, while 46 percent say Congress should not.

53 percent — say they think Trump has tried to interfere with Mueller’s investigation in a way that amounts to obstruction of justice; 35 percent say they do not think the president has tried to interfere.

Overall, 60 percent of Americans disapprove of Trump’s job performance, with 36 percent approving

Trump’s overall popularity breaks down along lines of partisanship, ethnicity and gender, according to the poll. While 78 percent of Republicans approve of his performance, 93 percent of Democrats and 59 percent of independents disapprove. More men support him than women, and while 45 percent of whites back him, 19 percent of nonwhites approve.

But 63 percent of Americans support Mueller’s investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election, with 52 percent saying they support it strongly; 29 percent oppose the probe.

61 percent of Republicans opposing the probe but an even larger 85 percent of Democrats expressing support. Among independents, however, a two-thirds majority of 67 percent back the investigation.

But 67 percent of Americans think Mueller’s case against Manafort was justified, while 17 percent say it was unjustified

Two-thirds of Americans oppose Trump pardoning Manafort — 53 percent strongly oppose it — and 18 percent support a pardon.

Sixty-four percent of Americans do not think Trump should fire Sessions, with 19 percent saying he should and 17 percent saying they have no opinion. Nearly half of Republicans, 47 percent, say Trump should not fire the attorney general, with 31 percent saying he should.

Just under a quarter of Americans, 23 percent, say they agree with Trump’s criticisms of Sessions for allowing the Mueller investigation to proceed, while 62 percent say they side with Sessions, who has said he is following the law.

61 percent of Americans think that Trump committed a crime if he did direct Cohen to make the payments, while 31 percent say he did not commit a crime.

75 percent of Democrats say Congress should begin impeachment hearings, 82 percent of Republicans say lawmakers should not. Among independents, 49 percent support impeachment while 46 percent oppose it.

The above helped restore my belief that the majority of Americans get it. Even given the robust economy (started under Obama) that tRump has presided over they are beginning to realize the dangers that are inherent in the corrupt tRump administration, as well as the republican con congress of now controlling {all} the levers of government. More and more, as tRump continues to become more unhinged, We the People understand the importance of the rule of law, and independent and free press, and the time tested and honored institutions of the Democratic Republic our founders passed on to us for safe keeping. Lets not let then down.


That's all for today, see ya all next time. Whenever that may be. Hint: when the next bit of truly good and uplifting bit of information surfaces.