Juanita Broaddrick: ‘Since the J6 Hearings Were Such a Big Flop… They Needed Another Fake Drama Before the Mid-terms’

Juanita Broaddrick has been outspoken on Truth Social since the FBI raid on the 45th President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence.

Broaddrick continues to support Trump and in one post, she declared, “Since the J6 Hearing was such a huge flop…. they needed another fake drama before the mid-terms.”

“A Grand Jury has been empaneled in DC. These people are so damn evil,” Broaddrick insisted.

Broaddrick may be on to something as a poll released on Tuesday by Monmouth University was titled, “Jan. 6 Hearings Have No Impact on Opinion”

“The House January 6th Committee has tried to make the case that former President Donald Trump bears direct responsibility for what happened at the U.S. Capitol last year.”

“The latest Monmouth (“Mon-muth”) University Poll, though, suggests it hasn’t moved the needle with the American public.”

“In general, public opinion stands pretty much the same as it was before recent headline-grabbing testimony of former presidential aides during the last three public hearings.”

“This is true of both Trump’s culpability in the attack on the Capitol and claims of election fraud.”

“In fact, Trump’s favorability rating is nearly identical to where it stood immediately after the 2020 election, and 4 in 10 Americans would lean toward backing a comeback bid in 2024.”

“Currently, 38% of the public thinks Trump is directly responsible for what happened on Jan. 6th.”

“In late June, right before Cassidy Hutchinson’s appearance with the House committee, a similar 42% said Trump is directly responsible.”

“Another 26% say Trump is not directly responsible but he encouraged those involved and 32% say Trump did nothing wrong regarding Jan. 6th.”

“Those results were 25% and 30%, respectively, in June. Just 5% of Republicans say Trump is directly responsible and 23% say he encouraged those involved.”

“When asked how to describe the incident at the Capitol building, 64% say ‘riot’ is appropriate and 52% say ‘insurrection’ is appropriate, while 35% say it is appropriate to call it a legitimate protest.”

“These results are no more than one or two points different than the Monmouth poll taken six weeks ago after the first five public hearings.”

“Moreover, 29% of Americans – including 6 in 10 Republicans (61%) – continue to believe Joe Biden only won the 2020 presidential election due to voter fraud, which is unchanged from the June poll.”

“These results are also similar to a Monmouth poll taken last year, before the committee was formed.”