The latest WSJ/NBC News poll finds that the completion of Mueller's probe has reduced doubts about the Trump presidency, though a plurality says the president hasn't been cleared of wrongdoing
WASHINGTON—The completion of Robert Mueller’s investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election has reduced doubts about President Trump’s presidency, though a significant share of Americans say it hasn’t cleared the president of wrongdoing, a new Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll finds.
Nearly half say Congress should refrain from holding impeachment hearings, the poll finds, while about an equal share say Congress should continue investigating with an eye toward potential hearings or should start impeachment hearings...
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