Rep. Mark Meadows Scorches Dems With New Poll Results: "Sharp Swing" Against Impeachment by Independents * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Leisa Audette

Rep. Mark Meadows tweeted out the results of a new poll that says that 49% of independent American voters oppose impeachment, and 34% support it.

Meadows says Americans “see through” the sham impeachment hearings as more information comes out, exposing the fact that it’s the Democrats who are corrupt. Even the swing state of Wisconsin is turning away from impeachment (see below).

Meadows tweeted:

Wow…Impeachment way underwater with independents.

49% oppose only 34% support.

The American people see through this.

The Hill is reporting that a second major poll was done last week and has produced the same findings opposing the impeachment of President Trump.

It’s interesting to note that the testimony in hearings was biased towards Democrats, but the Republicans did a fantastic job of questioning the hearing’s witnesses.

SIX-POINT SWING:

The latest national poll from Emerson College finds 45 percent oppose impeaching President Trump, against 43 percent who support it. That’s a 6-point swing in support from October when 48 percent of voters supported impeachment, and only 44 percent opposed.

What’s even better is that independents took a big swing against impeachment with 49% in opposition and 34% supporting it.

Also, President Trump’s job approval rating has jumped 5% since October, even though the media rarely reports on what a great job the president is doing for the economy and job creation.

The trend is moving away from impeachment, so watch for Democrats to pull another stunt to try and damage President Trump. They are desperate to destroy him, and it looks like the American people see that and oppose it.

With the IG report coming out soon, the Democrats will be throwing everything they’ve got at the wall to see if anything sticks. They don’t want their corruption to be exposed, and they want Trump out at any cost.

One great sign for Trump is that Wisconsin is behind him:

The Hill reports that a Marquette University survey of Wisconsin, a battleground state that Trump turned red in 2016 for the first time in decades, found 40 percent think the president should be impeached and removed, against 53 percent who do not think so.

The Marquette University Poll: