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Deminpenn

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6. Even if impeachment articles were developed and passed by the House, there are

Sat Apr 12, 2025, 04:49 PM

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too many cultists in the Senate for conviction.

I think the 25th Amendment is more likely, but think it would pit the true cultists against the merely greedy, ambitious opportunitsts. I'd put Vance and Rubio in the latter category.

Here's the current cabinet

Rubio, State
Bessent, Treaury
Hegseth, SecDef
Bondi, AG
Burgum, Interior
Brooke Rollins, Ag
Lutnick, Commerce
Chaez-DeRemer, Labor
RFK, Jr, HHS
Turner, HUD
Duffy, Transportation
Wright, Energy
McMahon, Edu
Collins, VA
Noem, DHS
Zeldin, EPA
Gabbard. DNI
Ratcliff, CIA
Greer, Trade Rep
Loeffler, SBA
Vought, OMB

I think the true cultists are Hegseth, Bondi, Noem, maybe Gabbard.
I put Rubio, Bessent, Lutnick, maybe Loeffler as the merely greedy, ambitious opportunists.

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Do it yesterday Blues Heron Saturday #1

This time we need those 67 brave senators to impeach the orange Hitler before he destroys our country kimbutgar Saturday #2

Good luck finding any Republican Senators at all with an actual spine to support it for the right reasons. cstanleytech Saturday #25

Sadly I agree with you kimbutgar Saturday #27

All they care about is staying in office and raking in the money. cstanleytech Sunday #33

Impeachment without removal from office is just a piece of paper. patricia92243 Saturday #3

Exactly. Trump thought it was a complete vindication the last 2 times. He thought he'd won. Hekate Saturday #16

Seems like a popgun PATRICK Saturday #4

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And a paltry step it is. Restoring our now-former allies' trust in the US will not take place in my lifetime Hekate Saturday #17

Even if impeachment articles were developed and passed by the House, there are Deminpenn Saturday #6

If the cabinet tried the 25th Amendment, Trump would resist, in which case it goes to Congress muriel_volestrangler Saturday #12

Not sure that would be true Deminpenn Saturday #19

Third reich's the charm Qutzupalotl Saturday #7

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