Paul Leblanc

59 percent of of voters who said they voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016 said they would not support a socialist, the poll found.

"It is inexplicable for a sitting U.S. congressman to speak at, let alone attend a rally for, someone responsible for spreading as much hate and bigotry as Tommy Robinson," said the executive director of CAIR.

"Wherever the orange sex pest goes, #TrumpBaby will not be far behind, haunting the skies—and hopefully the dreams—of the stain on the office of president that is Donald Trump Sr.," the organizers behind the blimp said.

"You look at this girl Ocasio-Cortez, or whatever she is, I mean, she's in a totally different universe," Ron Desantis, a Republican in the House of Representatives and candidate for Governor of Florida said.

Former CIA Director John Brennan has been a frequent critic of President Donald Trump.

Georgia Governor Nathan Deal called Spencer's actions "appalling and offensive."

"Trump's repeated public dismissals of the intelligence coming from his own deputies is deeply disturbing," Christine Todd Whitman wrote.

"I certainly think he's acting like someone who's compromised," Congressman Adam Schiff told ABC News Sunday.

"I am cautiously optimistic that Mr. Cohen will cooperate with us in our effort to get to the bottom of what happened & disclose the truth to the American people," Michael Avenatti, the lawyer for Stormy Daniels, said Sunday.

"I don't believe that them looking into Carter Page means they were spying on the campaign. I also don't think it proves anything about collusion or anything like that," Senator Marco Rubio told CNN Sunday.

Trump hit back on critics of his press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin as "Trump Derangement Syndrome!"

The special counsel will consider using the items to make the case that Manafort committed tax and bank fraud.

Russia has suggested that agreements were reached with Trump but U.S. officials appear unclear what those deals were.

Attention on what the two leaders discussed in their private meeting heightened after they held a joint press conference where Trump cast doubt on U.S. intelligence findings about Russia's interference in the 2016 election.

"What Mr. Trump did was to betray the women and men of the FBI, the CIA and NSA and others and betray the American public."

"Women in particular, by the way, I want you to get more involved," he said. "Because men have been getting on my nerves lately."

"You have no empathy for your fellow man, and you clearly have no idea what love is," Anthony Maslin said in a post directed at President Trump.

The results of the poll came from 48 Republican-held districts across the country.

In the 24 hours since Trump's press conference alongside Putin, the event has gathered 8.1 million mentions on social media.

"Those who don't act should be tossed Nov. 6," documentary filmmaker Michael Moore tweeted Tuesday.

While many conservative personalities came out against Trump's performance in Helsinki, Fox Business Host Lou Dobbs had different thoughts.

"Putin Dominates in Hel," the headline on the front page of The Drudge Report said Monday.

Putin's admission came just three days after 12 Russian officials were indicted for interfering in the 2016 election.

"Impeach him for what? No," Gowdy told CBS News.

Arizona had been a dependably Republicans state in past presidential elections, but recent voting trends showed a shift toward a more moderate electorate.

Putin said the growing trade between Russia and France was "grounds to believe that we will get over all the difficulties we have recently been facing and will embark on a path of positive development."

"If we have proof that they did it, we should spend our time protecting ourselves instead of having this witch hunt on the president," Senator Rand Paul told CNN on Sunday.

"Sacha is a comedic genius who shocks you with his audacity, bravery and inventiveness," David Nevins, the CEO of Showtime said in a statement.

"We've scheduled phone calls and your team has not followed through. I'd like to connect but I'm not willing to air grievances on Twitter," Crowley tweeted Thursday.

Support for the key abortion ruling is up substantially from 2012, a new poll has found.