Support For Impeachment At Record High
Source: Public Policy Polling
PPP’s newest national poll finds a record level of support for impeaching Donald Trump. 49% of voters support impeaching him, to 41% who are opposed to doing so. This marks the 6th month in a row we’ve found a plurality of voters in favor of impeaching Trump, and it’s the closest we’ve found to a majority.
Trump’s approval rating has declined by a net 7 points in the last month. In September we found him at a -11 spread with 42% of voters approving of him to 53% who disapproved. Now he’s at -18 with 38% of voters approving of him to 56% who disapprove.
Trump claimed last week that he had accomplished more in 9 months than any President in American History, but only 25% of voters believe that claim to 66% who do not, although it’s a notable measure of the ‘Trump cult’ that 55% of those who voted for him do believe he’s the most accomplished to 32% who disagree. Voters actually put his first 9 months in a very different historical context- 49% already say they think he’s the worst President in American History, to 43% who dispute that notion. By a 54/40 margin voters wish Barack Obama was still President instead of Trump, and by a 48/42 spread they wish Hillary Clinton was in the White House rather than Trump.
Trump fares poorly on a number of metrics we tested in the poll. Only 37% of voters think he’s honest, to 56% who say he’s not. In fact a 52% majority come right out and say they think Trump is a liar, to 41% who disagree with that characterization. There are continued transparency concerns, with 60% of voters thinking he needs to release his tax returns to just 32% who don’t think it’s necessary for him to. And only 31% of voters think Trump has delivered on the core promise of his campaign to ‘Make America Great Again,’ to 60% who say he’s failed on that front.
Read more: https://www.publicpolicypolling.com/polls/support-impeachment-record-high/
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truly fucking amazing 
It was the same for Nixon. Even after Nixon resigned in disgrace, probably 25-30% of those polled thought he was a good president. It's the phony way they do the polls, they're always getting ridiculous numbers.
It's people who think they'll lose their welfare or social security checks if they say anything bad about him. We don't have to worry about those people - at all.
It looks like the House and Senate Democrats have no plans to start anything right now.
But it's early yet, things will change pretty soon.
If everyone signs the Impeachment petition, it will get them off their asses.
I'm sure that at least some of the Republican incumbents will go along with it.
If you're old enough to remember Nixon/Vietnam/Watergate it brings back some bad memories.
We never thought we'd ever see a time like that again.
Boy were we wrong.
Downriver did you see this post yesterday:
https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1002&pid=9773455
Apparently Pence is under investigation, and they already have stuff on him. He'll go down too, but maybe they're focusing on Trump for now. Nothing to worry about here.
? That's actually good news, more good news of this fine Halloween 2017 
It appears he's beholden to the Koch Brothers in the same way that Trump is beholden to Putin. But I haven't read all these articles so I don't know the particulars.
Also there are accounts of how Manafort (still campaign manager at that point) tricked Trump into selecting Pence as his running mate instead of Chris Christie. So why would Manafort would do that, since he was taking orders from the Russian bosses? At that point - June 2016 - Manafort & Pence were thick as thieves and probably worked more closely together than Trump and Pence ever did.
The OP has lots of links to follow on Pence. I'm running out of steam so I'm going to read the rest of these links tomorrow.
I don't even know why the hell it's even that high. 
And this one -
And THOSE are the deplorables who heard the "MAGA" dogwhistle and knew it really meant "MAWA" ("Make America White Again" ), which is what happened with the election of the current occupant of the Oval Office.
