It is time to discuss how to remove Trump from office

[UCmeNdc]

Trump is now out of control. He is a danger to the nation. We have to act now to remove Trump from office.

[Doreen]

1. I thought that discussion should have started on inauguration day.

[Wounded Bear]

2. It's been ongoing...

only two real choices in the Constitution. Impeachment, which will have to wait until after the investigations are done.

Or, 25th Amendment, which requires the VP and Cabinet to act.

Sorry, ain't gonna happen any time soon.

[democratisphere]

4. This situation may require a Constitutional override by the sane powers

that be.

[JoeStuckInOH]

8. What's a "Constitutional Override"? I think you misspelled the word 'coup'

[democratisphere]

14. They are synonyms.

[procon]

3. What is this "we" you speak of?

It doesn't works that way, but you already know that, right? So this is an imaginary game where the "we" would be some lawless, but good intentioned vigilante group of anti-Trump anarchists who would, against all odds, achieve a successful, bloodless coup and then graciously hand the keys to the castle over to... who, is it again? I forgot how the story ended.

[UCmeNdc]

5. We the US voters

We the people who will end up fighting Donald Trump's war.

[Lint Head]

6. I don't think current politicians in DC really understand

how urgent and dangerous a situation we are in. They are too close to be objective. They are not willing to do what it would "really" take. One example if being blinded by being too close to DC is the fact that most of them did not know what a bump stock did to a semi-automatic weapon. But the "people" knew.
We constantly have to remind our representative of problems facing us. Do you ever wonder why? It's because most (not all) political animals are clueless as to what people face every day.
They are tuned in to how to manipulate voters based on their beliefs and demographics. Not what those constituents really need.

[BigmanPigman]

7. The fake prez will never resign, the GOP Congress will not impeach him even if Mueller

proves that he is 100% guilty of any crime, and the GOP cabinet will never use the 25 Amend.

That means he will either have to stroke out or Putin decides to end their bro-mange over a private dinner in the Kremlin cooked by Putin's KGB chef who uses "special, secret ingredients" not detectable by taste testers.

[Meowmee]

11. Sounds good to me

😹

[WillowTree]

9. So discuss. What do you suggest?

[UCmeNdc]

12. I really do not know.

Is there any ground swell movement out there?

[VOX]

10. Right now, #45s fate is up to Republicans.

Democrats can make all the heartfelt appeals in the world, but Republicans hold almost all the marbles now, even while #45 is losing his. In spite of his negative numbers and sagging polls, the GOP is benefiting mightily from his undoing of Obama’s executive orders, and the lifetime appointments of high-level judges, etc. For Christ’s sake, they’re still trying to scuttle the ACA. Mueller’s investigation could wind up as mere background noise (to Republicans) if no super-egregious, super-illegal transgressions are proven.

Which is why it’s imperative that Democrats take back the Senate next year. (I know, a year from now is forever when nukes and insanity are involved.)

[Orrex]

13. How about with a catapult?

[blueinredohio]

15. Why don't we drop him off in Puerto Rico?