But even more damning for the president is that 60% of all voters believe it is likely that information from those classified documents “was used by Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, in his foreign business deals.” Fully 44% believe it is “very likely.”

Among Democrats, 36% believe it is likely that Hunter used his dad’s classified files, with more than one in five saying it is “very likely.” Not a good omen for the president’s bid for re-election.

Independent voters have an even darker view of the Bidens, with almost two-thirds (62%) saying it is “likely” that Hunter used the classified information, and 46% saying it’s “very likely.” Even 22% of liberal voters agree it’s likely.

Suspicions cut across races, with an equal 59% of white and black voters, and 65% of Hispanics, believing it likely that Hunter used the material for his foreign deals.

[Interesting, of course, and in my opinion likely to be borne out by the evidence — if a legit investigation is allowed to proceed. I have my doubts about *that*, though. In the meantime, public polling is hardly dispositive on issues of guilt and innocence outside a jury box, but it does indicate the level of public pressure on the Department of Justice to be seen to pursue it. And it also provides a clear look at the corruption overhang that will shadow Biden’s re-election campaign. — Ed]