In his ballyhooed hearing before the House Intelligence Committee in July, Special Counsel Robert Mueller forewarned lawmakers that Russian meddling in U.S. elections didn't end in 2016, and Russia would again try to subvert American democracy during next year's presidential election.  "In fact," he emphasized, they're "still doing it as we sit here."  Mueller would further add that in 2020, the threat would not come from Russia alone.  "Many more countries are developing the capability to replicate what the Russians have done." It appears that at least some cross section of voters agrees.  Whether compelling or not, notions of "collusion" and "interference" are not leaving the public's radar.  With under six months until the first presidential primary in Iowa, voters are saying Russia will likely try to interfere in the next presidential election.  From a...(Read Full Article)