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FSogol

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6. If you read the article, you would have seen that Adam concludes the following (after an anecdote

Fri Apr 28, 2017, 09:38 AM

Apr 2017

about someone in the Reagan WH wanting to remove Ronnie):

So I suspect we’ll be stuck with the current fellow — whose persistently outrageous behavior, I’ll note, hasn’t thus far proven disqualifying — for another 44 months minimum. Then again, if the ascent of Trump teaches us anything, it’s that predicting the future is a textbook mug’s game.

This column illustrates the fact that America isn't happy with their choice and that people are desperate for a way to remove him. It doesn't say that is likely to happen.

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Can a crazy president be removed from office? [View all] FSogol Apr 2017 OP

If the political party in charge of the House and Senate is doing their job, yes. tanyev Apr 2017 #1

It goes without saying, but we need to take back the House and Senate. FSogol Apr 2017 #2

Not "likely have", we DO have, it's the 25th amendment... WePurrsevere Apr 2017 #3

McConnell & Ryan will never impeach him, they're complicit FakeNoose Apr 2017 #4

That's another fine mess you've gotten us into... Wounded Bear Apr 2017 #8

This crap keeps coming up loyalsister Apr 2017 #5

If you read the article, you would have seen that Adam concludes the following (after an anecdote FSogol Apr 2017 #6

I know I have knee jerk responses loyalsister Apr 2017 #7