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Friday, June 23rd, 2023

Americans See Federal Criminal Charges Against Trump As Serious, 51% Say He Should Be Prosecuted, 62% Say Politics Is Motivating DOJ’s Case, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Supreme Court Job Approval Hits All-Time Low

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Source:     Quinnipiac University Poll
Publication Date:     June 21, 2023
 Link: Americans See Federal Criminal Charges Against Trump As Serious, 51% Say He Should Be Prosecuted, 62% Say Politics Is Motivating DOJ’s Case, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Supreme Court Job Approval Hits All-Time Low
Stephan:  

Here is the Quinnipiac University poll on the consciousness of America. I find it rather sad. For instance, 62% believe the DOJ case against Trump is motivated by politics. The only way one can think that way is to be oblivious to the evidence, and what has happened to other individuals guilty of such transgressions. This poll confirms my belief that the Trump trial should be televised so that Americans can watch the proceedings and see the evidence and hear the testimony. Will that happen? I hope so, but I doubt it.

It also shows that the corruption of the Supreme Court by the MAGAt cabal, and the ethical weakness of Chief Justice Roberts has devastated the highest court in the land, and revealed that we have two levels of justice, one for the rich, one for the rest of the country.

In the week since former President Donald Trump was arraigned on federal criminal charges involving his handling of classified documents after leaving the White House, 65 percent of Americans think the charges are either very serious (45 percent) or somewhat serious (20 percent), while 29 percent think they are either not too serious (13 percent) or not serious at all (16 percent), according to a Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pea-ack) University national poll released today.

Americans indicate they are paying close attention to news about the charges. When Americans were asked how closely they have been following news regarding the federal criminal charges filed against Trump in connection with the way he handled classified documents after leaving the White House, 34 percent say very closely, 37 percent say somewhat closely, and 27 percent say not too closely.

Six in 10 Americans (60 percent) think former President Trump acted inappropriately in the way he handled classified documents after leaving the White House, while 26 percent think he acted appropriately.

Democrats (95 – 2 percent) and independents (62 – 23 percent) think Trump acted […]

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1 Comment

  1. Terri Quint on Friday, June 23, 2023 at 7:32 am

    Let’s be real—–those who think the indictment is political have NEVER read all the counts of this indictment. But to be even more realistic, many years ago Scalia gave a speech to an audience and it amazed me that it was about his PERSONAL religious beliefs about abortion. Not knowing that much about the Supreme Court, I began thinking that his views did not have anything to do with Constitutional matters, but personal, religious matters. And, sure enough, the recent Roe v Wade votes and other votes clearly show that the extreme conservatives on the court care nothing about the Constitution, only about their personal religious beliefs in their decisions!