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Impeachment of Donald Trump, ever since Donald Trump has taken  office there has been a move to remove him as the elected president from office. There is much information about this Impeachment process. News outlets differ in their poll numbers. Why are they so intent on this Presidents removal. 

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Impeachment of Donald Trump, ever since Donald Trump has taken  office there has been a move to remove him as the elected president from office. There is much information about this Impeachment process. News outlets differ in their poll numbers. Why are they so intent on this Presidents removal. 

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MSN Emerson polls have 48% to impeach 43% don not want impeachment.
Fox news have different numbers, 50% for impeachment 46% opposed to impeachment.
MSNBC's numbers are 48% for and 43% do not want impeachment. There is not a big change in the numbers but enough for any politician to make use of for his or her advantage. The data can be grouped in many ways depending on an individual's outlook and party affiliation.

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The polls used over the upcoming trial on Impeachment of Donald Trump can be very misleading. They require attention to verbal news and the figures that are presented. Anyone who has interest can gather numbers from these polls and use this information in whatever way it is useful to them.
Sources: USA Today, Harry Enten CNN, John Octgace, The Examiner, Jennifer DePinto, Anthony Salvanto, Fred Bakus and Kabhir Khanna, CBS news

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Inquiry poll

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Poll results can be altered to display my political agenda

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Poll results can be altered to display my political agenda

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What American citizens think and feel.

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A historic week begins, USATODAY/Suffolk University Poll finds America closely divided on weather the House of Representatives should impeach Donald Trump. A narrow majority opposes a conviction by the Senate that would remove him from office.