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    New Poll Suggest “Obama Legacy” Is In Serious Jeopardy

    By Steadfast AdminUpdated:February 10, 20182 Mins Read
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    Despite what mainstream media tells you, the Obama legacy may not hold up as well as all the lefties want you to think, at least according to an IBD/TIPP poll.

    The poll shows that “Americans overwhelmingly believe the Obama administration ‘improperly surveilled’ Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.”

    The disrespectful nature of the media in regards to the President and more than a year of hardcore anti-Trump propaganda doesn’t seem to be working, it may even suggest that more and more people are “waking up” to the fact that, indeed, Obama had a hand in these latest scandals.

    Among many disgraces, we need to look no further Strzok/Page texts. “Potus wants to know everything we’re doing,” Page told Strzok in a text message dated Sept 2, 2016. Page then described preparing former FBI director  James Comey to brief Obama on the details of a particular investigation.

    This is the tip of the iceberg, folks, and new polls like this may show what most Americans are thinking about our now-former Commander-n-Chief.

    Though the poll is made up of most Republicans, there are plenty of Democrats as well as Independents in it. The latter being somewhat important because the left wants to convince you that a wide margin of Americans do not support President Donald Trump but we’re pretty sure that’s just deep state propaganda at play — an attempt to make YOU feel “out of place” with the rest of society.

    As reported by John Nolte for Breitbart:

    A clear majority of 55 percent believe it is “likely” that the Obama administration “improperly surveilled the Trump campaign during the 2016 election.” That includes 31 percent of Democrats, 87 percent of Republicans, and 55 percent of Independents.

    A clear majority of 54 percent want a special counsel to investigate “whether the FBI and the Department of Justice improperly surveilled the Trump campaign during the 2016 presidential election.” Only 44 percent said no. The partisan breakdown shows that 74 percent of Republicans and 50 percent of Independents want a special counsel — as do a full 44 percent of Democrats.

    In this particular poll, one fairly positive result for the FBI and Justice Department is that only 35 percent believe these institutions attempted to outright frame President Trump for colluding with the Russians.

     

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