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    Demokraten führen Amtsenthebungsartikel gegen Trump und Hegseth ein, während fast 100 Gesetzgeber den 25. Verfassungszusatz fordern


    Demokraten führen Amtsenthebungsartikel gegen Trump und Hegseth ein, während fast 100 Gesetzgeber den 25. Verfassungszusatz fordern

    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-impeachment-articles-25-amendment-b2953836.html

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    3. Kakistocracy_0 on

      I am gonna say this over and over, because it needs to be said:

      Every Republican is now on record as being complicit in making the government a crime syndicate that endlessly robs the public.

      I’ve never been more disgusted at the corruption that is now a defining trait of the Republican Party, and will never trust anyone who supports them in any way.

    5. BaconLibrary on

      If I see even two Republicans sign on, I may believe it may go somewhere. It’s the right thing to do and does a good job covering their ass, but you can’t rescue people from cults, they have to rescue themselves. And they’re not gonna.

    6. OldTempleHermit on

      Whether they succeed or not..at least someone is still attempting to put the brakes on this Israeli/Zionist patsy.

    9. theknowing1414 on

      Unfortunately won’t happen for Trump but Hegseth should probably start packing his bags cause Trump is going to blame him and then drop him any day now.

    10. LingonberryHot8521 on

      Frankly, the 25th Amendment is useless.

      Democrats need to go ahead and start rolling out the idea of using Article II, Section IV as ground to impeach. I saw some hint of that reading the news article here, but nothing explicit.

    11. peewinkle on

      All it would take would be just one insider/cabinet member to flip and say „yep“ bc Vance will be onboard as soon as he knows it’ll be seen through.

    12. NicolasCageFan492 on

      I can’t believe JB Pritzker, Alex Jones, Nancy Pelosi, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and the NAACP all agree on this.

    13. honeylacednights on

      I used to be all about keeping up with this sort of thing in real time, checking back every five minutes or so waiting for some big news to break right away… but after a while, I’ve learned that most things progress much slower than that. Now, it’s more a kind of simmering tension that sits in the background, knowing it matters but just observing it as it unfolds

    14. FoxxyFae_ on

      This is an interesting dual framing happening for both Impeachment focusing on legality and abuse of power with 25th Amendment focusing on fitness and stability.

    15. waffle299 on

      Of course the administration’s response involved name calling and insults, rather than any defense of the charges 

    17. GGABQ505 on

      We need more, call your congressman. Let them know that we need to stop Trump NOW

    18. ErusTenebre on

      Yeah but „Here’s why this is all the Democrats fault…“ just makes better headlines, right? 

      Ugh.

    19. Shawn_The_Sheep777 on

      The American constitution has proven to be not fit for purpose. Trump has proven in so many different ways that it doesn’t work if the man in charge is a shameless criminal.

    20. vatreides411 on

      I’m getting sick of seeing post like this. Unless the Demcrates take over the house and senate, „introducing“ impeachment means nothing and nothing is going to happen.

      They have been proposing to impeach the orange turd since he’s been in office.

    22. bluecurse60 on

      They need to take Vance and RFK Jr. out of their positions too while they’re at it. I mean a ton of damage has already been done but it’s a start.

    23. crazybones on

      There are multiple reasons why Trump should be impeached, and indeed, impeached as a matter of urgency.

      These include his lies, his corruption, his frequent golfing sessions in which he siphons government money into his own pocket, not to mention his insanely reckless handling of the war in Iraq.

      And if all that wasn’t enough, there is his outrageous and false claim that he won the 2020 election and the fact that he persuaded his followers that he had been cheated out of a second term, encouraging them to march on the Capitol and exhorting them to „fight like hell.“

      And that’s exactly what they did, their actions ultimately leading to the deaths of five police officers and causing injuries to 174 officers. For that crime alone he needs to be given a life sentence in prison.

    24. crazywussian on

      So ugly, I stopped a WAR, not a REAL war, with IRAN, and yet these crazy radical left lunatics are trying to impeach me yet again, 3rd TIME, so nasty! Maybe the great president, greatest ever some are saying with tears in their eyes, should get back to war to remind them! Thank you for your attention to this matter.
      -taco

    25. nthpwr on

      For everyone that thinks this is about getting Trump out of office; it’s not.

      It’s about forcing every member of the GOP to double down on their convictions before the elections in November so the public knows who they should or shouldn’t be voting for.

      Now whether the electorate even gives a fuck is up to speculation. I don’t have faith in the American people anymore.

    27. newtdawg44 on

      Until some sitting R’s start popping up on these lists, they carry no weight.

    28. StaffUnlikely178 on

      25th amendment talk always pops up in heated moments but realistically it requires the cabinet so it’s a very high bar

    30. SourLoafBaltimore on

      100 lawmakers, is that all?

      They are all complicit if they don’t stand up for the people they represent and serve.
      They are our voice. We must be heard!

    33. Nonimouses on

      Impeachment isn’t enough you need to fix your systems so this can’t happen again

      Sincerely
      The rest of the world

    34. gwsth on

      For the record, of the 100 lawmakers calling for Trump’s ouster, here is a list of all the Republicans:

    35. BioAnagram on

      25th has the same bar as impeachment, if the President disputes it, you need 2/3rds of the Senate. It’s not going to happen until things get much worse and his support slips with MAGA.

    38. DancesWithTauntauns on

      So why the fuck aren’t our elected „representatives“ not getting their asses back in to address this if we are indeed staring down the barrel of a potential 9/11 2.0 scenario aw they mentioned? The inaction and complacency on both sides of the aisle is sickening, truly feels like everyone is more than content and willing to sleepwalk ourselves into oblivion. I’m disgusted to say the least.

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