gemini104104
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Congress obviously has the power to give this fake president, felonious and treasonous tyrant tRump the boot without impeaching the SOB. Yet personally I'm with Nancy Pelosi at rather seeing the Putin puppet, criminal against humanity and Democracy killer wannabe tRump put in prison where he deserves to be, and for life. tRump has had his day at being a felonious and rampaging global menace, and now its time for Justice to have its day. Also, impeachment is of a political nature but tRump needs the nature of being indicted, tried and punished for his crimes against the State, humanity and the common decency of civilization as a globally destructive threat.
Congress Can Remove Donald Trump From Office Without Impeaching Him
Presidential psychology is quickly becoming a bipartisan issue. Recently, Senator Al Franken said that he and several of his GOP colleagues shared the opinion that President Donald Trump is “not right mentally.” Shortly thereafter, 35 mental health professionals — psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers — took to the pages of the New York Times to register their own concerns that the President was demonstrating “grave emotional instability.”
These controversial armchair diagnoses are powerless on their own. But what if there was something that Senator Franken and his concerned colleagues could actually do? Constitutionally speaking, there might be.
Much has been written in recent weeks about a provision in Section 4 of the 25th Amendment that allows the Vice President and a majority of the Cabinet to send a letter to Congress stating that the President is “unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.” This letter would immediately initiate a transfer of power to the Vice President, subject to additional Congressional review."
http://time.com/4692507/congress-re...k_NFaoPgbSaI7iWqaHToZnXAtypXxQ08MIGNXFrodqFLA
Congress Can Remove Donald Trump From Office Without Impeaching Him
Presidential psychology is quickly becoming a bipartisan issue. Recently, Senator Al Franken said that he and several of his GOP colleagues shared the opinion that President Donald Trump is “not right mentally.” Shortly thereafter, 35 mental health professionals — psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers — took to the pages of the New York Times to register their own concerns that the President was demonstrating “grave emotional instability.”
These controversial armchair diagnoses are powerless on their own. But what if there was something that Senator Franken and his concerned colleagues could actually do? Constitutionally speaking, there might be.
Much has been written in recent weeks about a provision in Section 4 of the 25th Amendment that allows the Vice President and a majority of the Cabinet to send a letter to Congress stating that the President is “unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.” This letter would immediately initiate a transfer of power to the Vice President, subject to additional Congressional review."
http://time.com/4692507/congress-re...k_NFaoPgbSaI7iWqaHToZnXAtypXxQ08MIGNXFrodqFLA