'Yes - Nazis still support you': Internet nails Trump's brag of his right-wing poll approval
LAS VEGAS NEVADA, DECEMBER 14, 2015: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at campaign event at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino the day before the CNN Republican Presidential Debate (Photo: Joseph Sohm/Shutterstock)

As President Donald Trump's poll numbers begin to decline and Americans increase their support for impeachment, he posted a screen capture of the results of an online poll at the right-wing site Breitbart. It's unknown how many people actually voted in the poll, but Trump was doing well among the cadre of far-right voters who read the site.

Two new polls were released Monday showing more Independent and Republican voters are supporting impeachment than before. A Quinnipiac University poll shows support for impeachment has grown from 37 percent last week to 47 percent over the weekend.

A CNN poll, shows impeachment support is also at 47 percent, a rise from 41 percent in May.

It prompted considerable mockery from Twitter users.

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