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Study Links Impeachment Beliefs to Regular News Diets

Associated Press

   NEW YORK - For many Americans, how they feel about issues raised during
   President Donald Trump's impeachment has much to do with where they get
   their news.

   A study released Friday by the Pew Research Center illustrated these
   tendencies, along with the growing Republican suspicion of media
   sources during the Trump administration.

   Roughly two-thirds of Republicans who got their news exclusively from
   outlets with a primarily conservative audience like Fox News, Breitbart
   or Rush Limbaugh's radio show told pollsters in November they believed
   Trump withheld aid from the Ukraine to advance a U.S. policy to reduce
   corruption there, Pew said.
   

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