It is time to invoke the 25th amendment
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Anonymous
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After last night, there can be no doubt that the President of the USA is a stark, raving lunatic. If his family cares anything about him, they will have him committed before he is forceably removed from office.
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Anonymous
| I agree 100%. |
Anonymous
| It won't happen from the cabinet - there are too many billionaires who will protect him. It will only come from the GOP leadership in the House and Senate. |
Anonymous
Sigh... what did he do now? |
Anonymous
He gave a(nother) batshit crazy speech. |
Anonymous
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The only people who can do anything about him - whether the Cabinet (25th Amend) or Congress (impeachment) - are Republicans. I see very few patriots in that bunch so the only things that are going to motivate most of them is if they believe either their bank account (millionaire Cabinet) or their own political survival (Congress) is in jeopardy. With the economy continuing to do well, there's no incentive to act.
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Anonymous
4 The GOP has showed few signs of leadership in the past year. |
Anonymous
| If the Congress refuses then , We the people, must act. It it is, after all, out country. A Grass Roots revolution. |
Anonymous
I keep thinking that he's begging - BEGGING - to be let out of this gig. When will the GOP set him loose? What do they need him for? |
Anonymous
| We need to take to the streets like they did in South Korea. Michael Moore is right. Our elected officials will do nothing. |
Anonymous
Kinda like the confederacy! Traitors and treason to go! |
Anonymous
FTFY. This is allllllllllllllllllllll the Republicans. |
Anonymous
| The minute he fires Mueller, I am becoming a professional protester. |
Anonymous
| t-rump called for Gen. Kelly to join onstage but Kelly refused. If he resigns then the Congressional GOPers will be forced to confront the situation and act. |
Anonymous
| Are we off the impeachment kick? |