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because they can't accept a feeling of powerlessness over a situation.
I find that to be more prevalent among straight cis white males, who are not used to feeling powerless... so someone must be slacking off somewhere.
Speak for yourself.
Did you miss the impeachment?
But do tell us what hasn't been done that could be done to remove him by Democrats in office, because the only way that the constitution provides is impeachment or the 25th Amendment.
We're all ears.
Everyone’s an expert.
resign?"
You don't seem to understand that he's not like Nixon - Trump has no shame, and he thinks that he's far more powerful than the press. He takes his frustrations out on the press criticizing him. He tells his followers that he's a martyr because of it. Watch him sometime if you don't believe me.
It's Pence, not the press that has the power to remove him - Pence is the one "making it easy."
You also don't seem to have any clue as to the daily essays and OPEDs about the clear and present danger Trump is. Just because you don't read them doesn't mean they're not there.
We get it. You're upset that he's not gone - like the rest of us. The rest of us just understand that there isn't a manager to call over to fix this, and blaming a fictional "incompetent" one isn't productive or realistic.
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Not mine.
Continuing ehrnst's theme, Nixon stayed dug in until a contingent of senators from his own party went over to the White House to present a dose of reality to the president.
Perhaps the ghost of Senator Goldwater is available on quick notice?
Lots of luck with that.
"A majority of the Senate represents 18% of the population."
To avoid removal, Trump needs senators representing only 7 percent of the country to support him
To avoid removal, Trump needs senators representing only 7 percent of the country to support him
The House impeachment vote, however, largely mirrored what Americans in those districts wanted.
By Philip Bump
Dec. 19, 2019 at 12:02 p.m. EST
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(Philip Bump/The Washington Post)
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