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New reports from The Hill affirm that almost half of American voters do not believe the Russia probe will result in evidence of collusion.

A Breakdown on the Russia Investigation

Shortly after President Trump's election, certain Americans shared concerns regarding alleged collusion with Russia. Many people who expressed displeasure regarding the President's victory also claimed his family and administration somehow colluded with Russia to ensure his triumph over Hillary Clinton. They then cited the infamous Trump Tower meeting involving Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner, Paul Manafort, and a Russian lawyer as evidence. However, no proof of collusion has been unearthed thus far. President Trump, his family, and his staff have moreover repeatedly denied claims of Russia interference. Most of the President's supporting base also views the aforesaid claims as a case of sour grapes. The media's constant coverage of the Russia investigation has contributed to his supporters' beliefs also. In their eyes, the media dislikes President Trump because he is an outsider. Therefore, the "fake news" press is heavily covering the Russia investigation. Critics appear to view this as a tool to question the legitimacy of President Trump in office. According to a poll from Politico/Morning Consult, 48% of voters believe the President's exoneration is "likely." 37% view an exoneration as "it's not too likely or not at all likely." The aforementioned poll surveyed 1,988 U.S. voters between January 4 and January 5.

Additional Thoughts on the Russia Investigation

As the Russia probe continues into 2018, many Americans are weighing in. A considerable amount of President Trump's critics continue to assert that that investigation will result in the incarceration of him and his family. However, supporters feel very differently. The probe has continued for months, yet virtually nothing has come of it, maintain backers of the President. Robert Mueller has looked into many current and even former members of the Trump administration, including Sean Spicer, Hope Hicks, and Reince Priebus. Yet, there is still zero evidence that anyone colluded with Russia. In the eyes of many people, the probe is beginning to look like a political witch hunt. President Trump and his supporters have taken to Twitter to express their views, which appear to align with the 48% of Americans who believe the Russia investigation will prove his innocence: https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/951109942685126656 https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/949287555660500992