No. of Recommendations: 18
If the dems DO win a veto-proof super majority in the House and Senate in November, and they pass a law to create a committee to decide if the 25th amendment should be used to remove the president, and that committee concludes that POTUS is no longer capable of fulfilling his duties, does Vance really have to agree as is seemingly stated in the Constitution?
IMNSHO, if the Dems take control of the House or Senate (or hopefully, both), they should NOT focus any energy on removing Trump. Constraining Trump’s worst impulses (and there are many) and making improvements for ordinary Americans for issues where they have the power to do so, must be their focus.
Trump will not be removed from office until the Republicans (or a good number of them) decide to remove him. Currently, the Republicans have no desire to bite the bullet. Apparently, riding the Trump elevator to hell seems to be their preference.
The Republicans have given up running on issues. Their focus is on cheating to win. Gerrymandering, voter suppression, false accusations, the list goes on and on. It’s all they have left.
Abraham Lincoln is spinning in his grave.
