Why are the dems bringing up the 25th Amendment again?
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This is actually Trump's plan.
the Establishment Rs / Dems / Cronies who own them - realize there are millions of people who believe in the ideals that Bannon and Trump espoused...
Those ideals are major threat to the cronies and the continued hollowing out of America.
Anything they can do to discredit anti establishment groups lke the Tea party or leaders associated with part of the group... like Trump to Bannon... they must do...
It would be terrible for Americans to have policies made which put Americans first.
Not when the goals of the cronies are to extract as much wealth as possible.
Those ideals are major threat to the cronies and the continued hollowing out of America.
Anything they can do to discredit anti establishment groups lke the Tea party or leaders associated with part of the group... like Trump to Bannon... they must do...
It would be terrible for Americans to have policies made which put Americans first.
Not when the goals of the cronies are to extract as much wealth as possible.
Yup he would love to self pardon himself yuuuge ego and all. Looking into the cameras and
.But his WH lawyers, excluding Ghouliana and fellow vampires, are advising nah that won't pass the smell taste. Ordinarily Chumpie doesn't worry about smells but with possible criminal charges after yesterday he will buddy up to his VP. "Fly on the wall" we will hear it all at some point. Pence will repent. Then write a book like they all do.
Trump and your hero Bannon over promised and under delivered. Set realistic expectations next time and quit selling something that’s not possible. That gimmick/Stunt to overturn the election was never happening and the minions are the ones who got fckd. Look at Trump and his cronies in their VIP tent at the protest whooping it up and letting the dogs do the dirty work.
I said early on probably the first week the election would never be overturned because I saw no evidence which would be useful to a court. If they had it they would have shown it.
How would they have evidence... if they did not take step to secure the process ahead of time.
This is going to be an issue for many years.
George Soros owns or controls voting machine companies...
WTF.
That would be like the Koch brothers owning voting machine companies.
2. I recall stating that if all Trump did was appoint conservatives to the court... I would call that a success. I have many quotes indicating I had no idea how Trump would govern and I knew he would have problems with Ryan.
3. Bannon espoused many of the things I and others here were stating for years.
I am not sure Bannon believed them as much as he was smart enough to make Breitbart into something which resonated for us.
If at any point in time... he looked to be my hero from your perspective... fine... I did respect his intellect. But, I am cynical of public figures... so I never really trust any of them much.
How would they have evidence... if they did not take step to secure the process ahead of time.
This is going to be an issue for many years.
George Soros owns or controls voting machine companies...
WTF.
That would be like the Koch brothers owning voting machine companies.
2. I recall stating that if all Trump did was appoint conservatives to the court... I would call that a success. I have many quotes indicating I had no idea how Trump would govern and I knew he would have problems with Ryan.
3. Bannon espoused many of the things I and others here were stating for years.
I am not sure Bannon believed them as much as he was smart enough to make Breitbart into something which resonated for us.
If at any point in time... he looked to be my hero from your perspective... fine... I did respect his intellect. But, I am cynical of public figures... so I never really trust any of them much.
Steven Mnuchin, Mike Pompeo Were Reportedly Key Cabinet Officials Behind 25th Amendment Discussions to Remove Trump
https://www.mediaite.com/news/steve...-25th-amendment-discussions-to-remove-trupmp/
Two of President Donald Trump’s most high-profile administration officials, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, were reportedly among the cabinet chiefs who discussed removing the president via a no confidence vote via the 25th Amendment.
According to a CNBC story, both Mnuchin and Pompeo conferred with aides in their respective agencies after the disastrous Capitol assault by MAGA rioters on Wednesday, which was subsequently exacerbated when Trump appeared to revel in the chaos and failed to condemn the hundreds of his supporters breaking into and ransacking House and Senate offices.
The arguments against pursuing action, according to the three sources, were manifold. First, the legal process itself was estimated to take more than a week, negating any immediate effect it would have.
Second, it was unclear whether the three secretaries serving in “acting” roles without Senate confirmation would be able to cast a vote. Third, they had concerns that forcing Trump from office could further stoke tensions among his base and make him a hero of the far right, doing more bad in the long-term than good in the short-term.
Such high-level alarm over the president’s behavior came amid a rush of other public officials to escape a Trump administration after the violent, anti-democratic spectacle in the Capitol on Wednesday. Besides several White House staff resignations, two other key cabinets secretaries, Transportation’s Elaine Chao, (who is Mitch McConnell’s wife) and Education’s Betsy DeVos, both voluntarily left the Trump administration on Thursday, citing the president’s shockingly inappropriate conduct as the reason.
https://www.mediaite.com/news/steve...-25th-amendment-discussions-to-remove-trupmp/
Two of President Donald Trump’s most high-profile administration officials, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, were reportedly among the cabinet chiefs who discussed removing the president via a no confidence vote via the 25th Amendment.
According to a CNBC story, both Mnuchin and Pompeo conferred with aides in their respective agencies after the disastrous Capitol assault by MAGA rioters on Wednesday, which was subsequently exacerbated when Trump appeared to revel in the chaos and failed to condemn the hundreds of his supporters breaking into and ransacking House and Senate offices.
The arguments against pursuing action, according to the three sources, were manifold. First, the legal process itself was estimated to take more than a week, negating any immediate effect it would have.
Second, it was unclear whether the three secretaries serving in “acting” roles without Senate confirmation would be able to cast a vote. Third, they had concerns that forcing Trump from office could further stoke tensions among his base and make him a hero of the far right, doing more bad in the long-term than good in the short-term.
Such high-level alarm over the president’s behavior came amid a rush of other public officials to escape a Trump administration after the violent, anti-democratic spectacle in the Capitol on Wednesday. Besides several White House staff resignations, two other key cabinets secretaries, Transportation’s Elaine Chao, (who is Mitch McConnell’s wife) and Education’s Betsy DeVos, both voluntarily left the Trump administration on Thursday, citing the president’s shockingly inappropriate conduct as the reason.