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    They Support Trump. They Want Him Impeached.

    In 2016, 81 percent of voters in Sioux County chose Donald Trump, though some would feel relief if he were impeached.
    by Emma Green Nov 10, 2019 5 minutes
    Source: Damon Winter / The New York Time​s / Redux

    SIOUX CENTER, Iowa—The small towns that run across Iowa’s northwest corner form a district that is as politically red as it gets in America. There are vast stretches of farmland; public-school football teams pray together after games; Christian music regularly plays over the loudspeakers in shopping centers. Voters here in Iowa’s Fourth Congressional District have sent Representative Steve King back to Washington every year since 2003, and 81 percent of those in Sioux County, near the district’s northwest corner, chose Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton in 2016, a higher pro-Trump percentage than anywhere else in the state.*

    Still, even some of these hard-core Republicans wouldn’t mind if Trump were impeached before Election Day 2020.

    Polling suggests the president’s base nationwide is firmly , and that people’s opinions on the inquiry are . But at least in Sioux Center, where Republican presidential candidates regularly

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