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bob4460

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26. The Republican party is complicit

Reply to surfered (Original post)

Mon Apr 6, 2026, 04:30 PM

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With the raping and pillaging of the nation. Look at all the money that's been added to the deficit that has been added in just over a year.

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Why the 25th Amendment will probably not be invoked for Trump [View all] surfered Monday OP

3 word explanation: Republicans are cowards ck4829 Monday #1

You spelled "complicit" wrong. GoCubsGo Monday #9

The 25th was meant for situations where the president was "out of action" Takket Monday #2

+1 Shrek Monday #6

What is your evidence of this? spooky3 Monday #11

because look at how the 25th is removed after it is invoked Takket Monday #23

But that's simply your view, not the language of the amendment. spooky3 Monday #24

2/3rds of the House and 2/3rds of the Senate will NOT vote to say he is unfit Celerity Yesterday #34

Lawrence O'Donnell disagrees. spooky3 Yesterday #31

On the other hand, Turbineguy Monday #3

We will have to wait for the midterms RainCaster Monday #4

I keep asking the question. Why don't we have a method to stop the madness? yellow dahlia Monday #5

We do. Greg_In_SF Monday #12

Relying on one thing; "elections" is not the best way to go about this, when it comes to stopping madmen ck4829 Monday #29

We definitely need more methods than just elections, that's for sure ck4829 Monday #28

Especially elections that can be rigged. yellow dahlia Monday #30

Highly unlikely mikewv Monday #7

Impeachment is actually easier from a numbers standpoint tinrobot Monday #18

Yes and it should have happened mikewv Monday #19

The word at the time was ITAL Monday #25

Coup de tete Johnny2X2X Monday #8

Even if this particular president weren't dangerously insane Ocelot II Monday #10

Vance has toadies? Who knew. I thought everyone hated him. unblock Monday #14

There are plenty of ambitious people around who would be eager to be a toady's toady. Ocelot II Monday #15

Interestingly, the skills set needed to be a good (well, let's say 'effective') dictator unblock Monday #17

Removal by impeachment is much easier, and even that ain't happening. unblock Monday #13

The majority of department heads are as crazy as he is. Sneederbunk Monday #16

Who ever thought this was a possibility? BlueTsunami2018 Monday #20

Cowards and Complicit since 2016 RANDYWILDMAN Monday #21

He's been firing his cabinet members. Rumors are he wants to fire more. Intractable Monday #22

The Republican party is complicit bob4460 Monday #26

So what do we do? He's becoming increasingly unhinged and drunk with power. Initech Monday #27

Should I hold my breath and wait for bootlicking nazi halfwits to act like decent human beings? struggle4progress Yesterday #32

This clown cabinet isn't going to bring the 25th on Krasnov. GoodRaisin Yesterday #33