At some point; he will attempt to use Nuclear Weapons

[tomhagen]

an erection he simply could never pass up

[Mystery sage]

1. To be honest who can stop him now?

[2naSalit]

2. We the People. ...nt

[Mystery sage]

3. Let hope it's enough.

[2naSalit]

4. Depends on what we do.

At this point, voting is not enough. We will be protesting and should be every moment we possibly can.

[CrispyQ]

5. We should jam the phone lines of the Congressional switchboard instead.

It takes less time to make a few calls, and it actually impacts them, unlike a protest or march, which they ignore. Not that protests and marches don't have their place in the resistance, but people need to call their members of Congress every week, not just when some key legislation is being voted on. I make calls every Monday morning. It takes about 15 minutes to compose a brief message & make the calls.

The last time we jammed the Congressional switchboard was the financial crisis of 2008. Are we there yet?

[bdamomma]

15. damn straight

this sick POS is not going to take me out!!

[yaesu]

6. he may "attempt" to use low yield tactical nukes but I don't even think he could get away with

that unless we were nuked first.

[rampartc]

11. i think he would be cheered by a bipartisan congress

if he launched on iran, yemen, maybe even Venezuela. do you think that nascar crowd would disapprove?

I hope i'm wrong, I hope we never find out.

[LiberalArkie]

14. Judging by their war votes in the past, I would say just about all of congress has their

portfolios in military, financial and pharmaceutical stocks.

[tomhagen]

16. The U.S. Generals failed to stop him when he took out the Iranian General

[Oldem]

7. Here are two actions that could stop him.

1. Section four of the 25th amendment, if implemented....
2. Military refusal to follow an order for a nuclear attack....
a. Presumably, such an order from the president would be legal, so a military refusal to act would deepen our already Constitutional mess.
b. Third world, get ready for a new member.

I agree that he's unstable enough to try it, and I'm not hopeful that either remedy I've listed would actually be applied. Also, I'm not at all happy about the prospect of a President Pence. (But he should be easier to beat in Nov.)

[Mr.Bill]

10. I would bet that number 2

has already happened.

[rickyhall]

8. The military may not play. He's insulted them, too.

[mopinko]

12. they are so done w him.

got peeps who are officers. they are pukin.

[sandensea]

9. And at that point, he will be removed by the short hairs

He, his cronies, his brood - and especially Incestvanka.

[bucolic_frolic]

13. You don't even have to ask who the "he" refers to