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A new report from The Hill affirms that House Republicans are ending the investigation pertaining to whether or not President Trump colluded with Russia to win the 2016 election.

An Overview of the Russia Investigation

Shortly after President Trump's election victory, many questions and speculations arose. Critics questioned the legitimacy of his win, stating that collusion with Russia may have served as a factor. Therefore, the United States government launched an official investigation into the matter.

Throughout the duration of the ongoing Russia probe, Americans have debated amongst themselves regarding whether or not they believe Russia engendered or contributed to President Trump's victory. The President's base has strongly denied claims of collusion, whilst critics have affirmed them. Individuals who oppose President Trump also expressed desires for him and his family to experience incarceration.

The End of the Russia Investigation

The Russia probe appears to have run its course. House Republicans will no longer conduct any interviews and are drawing up the final paperwork.

Texas Republicans Mike Conaway provided additional intel earlier today:

"We found no evidence of collusion. We found perhaps some bad judgment, inappropriate meetings, inappropriate judgment in taking meetings. Only Tom Clancy could take this series of inadvertent contacts, meetings, whatever, and weave that into some sort of a spy thriller that could go out there. We couldn’t establish the same conclusion that the CIA did that they specifically wanted to help Trump."

America's Reactions to the End of the Russia Investigation

The foregoing results of the Russia probe have not really changed any minds. Individuals who are convinced that President Trump colluded with Russia still harbor this belief, as do the people who never believed the Russia-related accusations. The majority of the President's supporters are championing the decision of the House Intelligence Committee. Conversely, Trump critics are slamming the conclusion of the investigation.

Nevertheless, Americans on both sides of the aisle weighed in with their thoughts and opinions in the comments section of The Hill's report:

"The foxes in the hen house could find no evidence of foxes in the henhouse."

"Trump - innocent[.] Dems needs to reimburse taxpayers[.]"

"The mere fact that two reports, both partisan, are necessary says all we need to know - the republic is dying."