Do you think Trump's bizarre, unhinged tirade against the Supreme Court is the final tipping point?

[Grim Chieftain]

We have heard numerous Democratic senators and representatives say that off camera, Republicans have expressed concern about Trump's unhinged demeanor. Is this finally what it will take for them to say "Enough" and back impeachment? Clearly there has to be a point at which they stand up and put country above the crazed felon. Thoughts?

[Ocelot II]

1. No; there's no tipping point, just a gradual slide.

[BlueWaveNeverEnd]

29. Exactly

[bif]

43. Agreed

[BigDemVoter]

2. I would love to think so. . . .

But I have gotten so negative about the repigs ever growning a spine. . . . Nonetheless, I can always hope!

[bucolic_frolic]

3. No, there is no final tipping point. GOP is not even nervous about war with Iran.

Ignoring SCOTUS is not a problem for them. After all the whole party is at war with the legal code, all they do is sue to overturn parts of it to their advantage.

[ITAL]

4. Not unless rank and file abandon him

The average republican in rural PA is still with Trump and until that changes the reps will stay with him too.

[RockRaven]

5. Nope. There is no tipping point for Repugs. There is no bottom for Repugs.

There is no limit for Repugs. There is no redeeming action for Repugs.

[C_U_L8R]

6. His polls are so low the GOP may see him as a liability

The end could be nearing… and arriving faster than anyone thinks possible.
Despots end suddenly like that when the support drops out.

[Grim Chieftain]

9. That's what I am hoping. This can't go on or our democracy will be dead

[C_U_L8R]

10. He's also costing Republicans money as well as votes and prestige

A cardinal sin.

[kimbutgar]

7. The repukes are still scared of the 35% of magaloon voters to vote against him.

[EdmondDantes_]

11. The problem is that 35% makes up a lot of their primary voters

With gerrymandering and people tending to sort ourselves geographically, they're more likely to lose to a further right opponent than a Democratic candidate.

[kimbutgar]

13. Sadly true

I have a magaloon BIL that lives in AZ who says he’s not happy with the 🍊🐖💩 but still supports him.

[Attilatheblond]

20. That, and possibly a lot of Kompromat Putin has on a lot of them and will hand to Trump at the drop of a hat

Just think of all the stupid GOP pols who have visited Russia, where the 'doves' are lovely and the hotel rooms wired for video.

[LuvLoogie]

8. No, because he is 100% killing it on the white supremacy

And that's why they voted for him, really.

[yaesu]

12. No. I think things will continue to get worse and there will never be a breaking point

Because big money from the Epstein class will always have his back and big money owns this fucked up country, we are just renters waiting for an eviction notice.

[Wednesdays]

14. NO

We've been hearing "this is the end of Trump" since 2015.

[MyOwnPeace]

18. I agree!

I used to be MUCH more active at this site prior to the craziness of the last election. I was convinced that SURELY there was NO WAY anybody would vote for that idiot again.
In severe shock, I've quit following SO many 'pundits' and political leaders, having believed that they 'knew' - just like me - that there was NO WAY he'd be back. I, like them, was wrong.
I also had great faith in Jack Smith - and believed that Judge Cannon would be burned at the stakes by other 'professional' judicial associates. Again, I was wrong.

I'm feeling like I've had a 'sit-down' with my Dad.
"Son, there is no 'justice.' Bad people CAN and DO win. Not all people have a sense of 'what is right' and 'want to be fair.' People can be shits!"

I'm waiting for the 'Big Macs" to kick in. That is now the basis of any hope that I have.

Mom didn't lie to me about 'eating right' - did she?

[dalton99a]

15. Much more to come. There will be a birthright citizenship ruling in June

[Attilatheblond]

21. SAVE act will disenfranchise millions, mostly working women who followed tradition re husbands' surname

and without means or time to slog thru document hunt and passport requirements.

[Autumn]

16. Nope. Not even fucking close.

[La Coliniere]

17. No. This is not a tipping point for his cowardly congressional supporters.

The threat of stochastic terrorism from MAGA lunatics looms like an agitated crocodile ready to strike at the moment a former supporter speaks out against him. This is still a thing.

[BlueNProud]

19. No. It's going to take Marines in body bags.

[stopdiggin]

22. Lockstep support might fade

(somewhat)
Impeachment? As in actually deposing? Not even worth talking about.

[PufPuf23]

23. Bannow said in email to Epstein in the 45th term that Trump warranted Amendment 25.

Recent days could be tipping point to something worse in near term.

Examples like major war against Iran or domestic crackdown on dissent.

Those, domestic and foreign, that benefit from Trump will continue to be resistant.

Vance sucks too and is less obvious and maybe more in thrall to money and power that have stolen the USA,

[ABC123Easy]

24. Nope, not even close.

It's just a small temper tantrum. Just wait there's a whole schmorgosborg of idiocy awaiting us.

[GoCubsGo]

25. No, but I suspect we're not all that far from it.

These episodes are becoming more and more frequent. It's just a matter of time before he goes off the deep end.

[chicoescuela]

26. Is this the tipping point? Fuck no. Not even close unfortunately

[Raven123]

27. No, but it's a great set up for an extra special unhinged SOTU address

I won’t be watching, but I wonder who of the SCOTUS justices will attend.

[pandr32]

28. So many tipping points.

It's as though they are all hairs wound together and coughed up by a hell cat. It goes on and on.
One day, though. Sigh.

[multigraincracker]

30. Made a few observations today in that hour I left the house and went into the world.

Had to pick up a few things at the local box store. Passed a guy with a tee shirt that said, in big letters, Trump is a child molester. I said nice shirt and he thanked me. Point is, a year ago I saw lots of red hats. None now, in fact we had a big wind today and I think that got the last tRump signs.
They have no defense for the pedo label. USE IT.

[IcyPeas]

31. No. Its just the usual daily tipping point. Will be forgotten within 48 hours

[ananda]

32. No.

There is no bottom too low for Republicans
these days.

[Fiendish Thingy]

33. Nope. Nt

[womanofthehills]

34. I'm hoping other countries release some Epstein info on him

He’s got to know any horrific info can come out at any time.

AI - “ in late 2018 discussing Donald Trump's mental state. In a December 31, 2018, text, Epstein wrote to Bannon: "He is really borderline," referring to Trump. Bannon responded: "I think it's beyond borderline -- 25 amendment," implying Trump was unfit and should be removed from office under the 25th Amendment.”

[BlueTsunami2018]

35. When are we going to learn that there is no "tipping point?"

No. Absolutely not.

These people are FASCISTS.

No one can save us but us.

And we don’t seem willing to do so.

[Jacson6]

36. 1,065 days. n/t

[LudwigPastorius]

37. The only final tipping point for Trump would be...

when they tip his casket off a ship somewhere in the middle of the ocean so that his cultists won't have a place to go worship.

See: Osama bin Laden

[LuckyLib]

38. No casket needed. Just a white shroud.

[struggle4progress]

39. The critical tipping point is when: most people just stop listening to Donny and his associates and the wider circle

of attention whores, goons, halfwits, ideologues, loons, sycophants, and thieves that contribute to the foul-smelling cloud around him

[Vinca]

40. Seriously? Trump worshippers call that Friday. His been nuts 24/7 for a long, long time and the GOP just shrugs.

[drmeow]

41. What I'm hoping is that maybe

it makes SCOTUS realize that they are neither immune nor safe and wakes them up. But even that I doubt.

[Bettie]

42. You'd think so

but Republicans are a strange breed. They don't see ethics as anything other than a word they throw around about others, never their guy.

They will never say "Enough", it isn't who they are.

[peggysue2]

44. I think the crazed tirade had a point from Trump's point of view

It was a warning to Court members, his Supreme Court, that they better get back in line. He even mentioned their families (they're ashamed).

Trump has a gangster mindset. If he doesn't get his way, he'll lash out and threaten. IMHO, this was a shoutout to his demented supporters:

These Justices need a wake-up call.

The man is utterly depraved and starting to panic. He'll do anything.

[Emile]

45. If there were a tipping point, it would have been January 6th, 5 years ago!

One thing for certain, REPUBLICANS ARE WEAK ON CRIME, and will not hold him accountable.

[Grim Chieftain]

46. Excellent points

I was hoping that finally there would be some Republicans who had the ethics and decency to stand up, but apparently, I was wrong.

[Initech]

47. No, it will never be enough.

The fucking asshole will keep usurping his power and performing illegal act after illegal act and people will be too afraid to stand up to him, while his idiotic supporters and ass kissers cheer him on.

Something has to be done. It has to.