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CitizenZero

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20. Good Comment

Reply to NJCher (Reply #18)

Sat Apr 12, 2025, 07:22 PM

Apr 12

I would add that if in the unlikely event Trump is impeached and we get JD Vance, at least Vance would get the message- mess around and you too can be impeached. I think Vance is pretty detestable, but he probably would be more manageable than Trump. Also, Vance is a charisma vacuum and would not inspire the MAGA base like the Trump Personality Cult does, and that is a good thing.

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'It's already in the cards': Trump impeachment urged by WSJ editorial board member [View all] BumRushDaShow Apr 12 OP

Do it yesterday Blues Heron Apr 12 #1

This time we need those 67 brave senators to impeach the orange Hitler before he destroys our country kimbutgar Apr 12 #2

Good luck finding any Republican Senators at all with an actual spine to support it for the right reasons. cstanleytech Apr 12 #25

Sadly I agree with you kimbutgar Apr 12 #27

All they care about is staying in office and raking in the money. cstanleytech Apr 13 #33

Impeachment without removal from office is just a piece of paper. patricia92243 Apr 12 #3

Exactly. Trump thought it was a complete vindication the last 2 times. He thought he'd won. Hekate Apr 12 #16

Seems like a popgun PATRICK Apr 12 #4

It is one step in assuring our allies that the US can be trusted after Trump's term is over. Baitball Blogger Apr 12 #5

And a paltry step it is. Restoring our now-former allies' trust in the US will not take place in my lifetime Hekate Apr 12 #17

Even if impeachment articles were developed and passed by the House, there are Deminpenn Apr 12 #6

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

Not sure that would be true Deminpenn Apr 12 #19

Third reich's the charm Qutzupalotl Apr 12 #7

Maybe Republican congress idiots will come to their senses? I'm not holding my breath. Martin68 Apr 12 #8

I'll wake up a size 2 tomorrow before the GOP ever impeaches Trump much less removes him! 50 Shades Of Blue Apr 12 #9

I did wake up a size 2 BigmanPigman Apr 12 #21

How do Rebl2 Apr 12 #10

I doubt it will happen BlueKota Apr 12 #11

I agree Bayard Apr 12 #13

You Know That You Are Off The Rails CitizenZero Apr 12 #14

A certain "WSJ editorial board member" maybe be in line for an unexpected trip to El Salvador DBoon Apr 12 #15

the one point responses on this thread fail to do NJCher Apr 12 #18

Good Comment CitizenZero Apr 12 #20

The Ace up his sleeve Nasruddin Apr 12 #24

Yeah, it won't happen now... Septua Apr 12 #28

He would love it Nasruddin Apr 12 #22

Boo hoo! hay rick Apr 12 #23

So inciting a mob with false stolen election claims to attack the Capitol is ok Raven123 Apr 12 #26

I am assuming we can rule out impeachment cooperation or Marie Marie Apr 12 #29

re: "full retard," BadGimp Apr 12 #30

LOL, he doesn't "want impeachment" Skittles Apr 12 #31

No way do I see him being impeached and convicted slightlv Apr 13 #32

They will do anything but admit that they backed a traitor. Blues Heron Apr 13 #34