Majority think DOJ is politicized

 Newsmax:

A majority of voters in America think that the Department of Justice has become overly politicized, according to a new poll from Rasmussen Reports released on Thursday.

Rasmussen asked voters if they agreed or disagreed with the statement: "The Department of Justice has reached an intolerable state of politicization":
  • 41% strongly agree.
  • 16% somewhat agree.
  • 11% somewhat disagree.
  • 24% strongly disagree.
  • 8% are not sure.

The survey also asked voters across the country about the DOJ's investigation into "former President Donald Trump over his alleged mishandling of government documents":

  • 44% said that they strongly approve of the investigation.
  • 10% somewhat approve.
  • 9% somewhat disapprove.
  • 32% strongly disapprove.
  • 4% are not sure.

The poll also found that most voters think that the ongoing investigation into Trump is likely politically motivated....

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I think both the DOJ and the FBI have been politicized. That is especially the case since the Biden administration took office.

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