The point of the thread was less about the poll and who conducted it than it's about if impeachment is looking more likely especially given the criticism he's received over past few weeks.
It is not "more likely" than it was back in 2016 when people screamed about impeachment when he was elected. To impeach you need majority in congress and senate.
Democrats currently don't control either one of them and by looks of current situation
they are about to lose even more seats.
Then naturally course of dispute would be that "some republican members" would go with democrats on impeachment. Problem here is that even "never Trump" republicans don't believe in any Russia trump collusion.
And it is more likely that democracts will not vote as one against Trump. So situation would be reversed.
Only way for Trump to be impeached is when Muller investigation finds clear hard evidence that he worked with Russians intelligence in conspiracy. Not some "someone heard of something" or "inside source" says someone bought hotel from Trump. It would require direct evidence in vein of documents, letters, emails showing that Trump operated with Russians knowingly.
And this is why people use "collusion" and not "conspiracy". They shuffle words to not sound crazy.
Because trying to say Trump conspired with Russians in light of everything about his life/campaign is simply
RETARDED and you can just as well wear tin foil hat.
Russians trying to help Trump isn't any evidence. They would try to help anyone who think it would be in their interests. Clinton was warhawk Trump said that he would leave middle east. That alone is enough reason for them to support him, much like various other nations support candidatures of different people because it fits their interests (including US)
Finally Russians helping Trump is completely not logical as pre-planned campaign. People seem to have short memory but Trump from start was treated as JOKE. People didn't expect at all Trump to win republican nomination. Then no one expected at all for him to win Presidential campaign.
Even IF russians helped him (assuming it was even effective) it was clear it had to be ad-hoc something they came on the spot not some conspiracy like some people claim.
Finally there is scale of "help" so far we have seen basically few thousands twitter bots and some Facebook ads. That is it. And those "thousands" of twitter bots sound huge but in fact it is not because of how Twitter works, you need to follow those bots first to receive their tweets. Facebook ads would be much more effective but so far it was proven that those were worth at most couple thousands of dollars which is virtually nothing.
Clinton spent $1BLN+ while Trump around $350MLN on campaign and russian help didn't account for even $50k going by astrosurfers rates they get (bot farms are not that expensive).
It is clear that Clinton didn't lose because of Russians not Russians "help" was effective in any way shape or form.