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3. it's not really a matter of having grounds for it.

Thu Jan 26, 2017, 12:03 PM

Jan 2017

they could rather easily make a case based on npd, pathological lying, bipolar or other mood disorder, etc.

it's more a matter of having the will to do it. the republican party doesn't want that political disaster on their hands, they don't want to be seen as defying the will of their own voters nor as having put a crazy person on the nuclear trigger.

furthermore, his cabinet is the least likely group to do this, given that donnie surely screened them out primarily based on personal loyalty to him.

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A "25th Amendment Solution" [View all] SHRED Jan 2017 OP

"Crazy" is a term that is over-used in our culture and is easy to dismiss... TheDebbieDee Jan 2017 #1

If I could channel the great George Carlin here. Girard442 Jan 2017 #2

it's not really a matter of having grounds for it. unblock Jan 2017 #3

They (we) are screwed because this is a disaster. SHRED Jan 2017 #4

Besides, he is still likely to sign their evil bills into law and give therm SCOTUS control. nt tblue37 Jan 2017 #6

He's demolishing the government and our very way of life and all he cares about... Initech Jan 2017 #5

I thought the 25th Amendment was something that the legislative branch TheDebbieDee Jan 2017 #7

He probably is borderline nuts but I don't believe he is 66ty6 Jan 2017 #8

i suspect they will take this route. mopinko Jan 2017 #9