Discussion: CBS Posts Transcript Of McCabe's 25th Amendment Comment After Denial

Discussing the 25th Amendment by counting Cabinet members to see if it was feasible was stupid and ignorant.

Under the 25th Amendment, it takes a 2/3 Majority vote in both Houses of Congress to remove a recalcitrant President who does not want to to leave. That was never going to happen.

Impeachment is easier, but even the Democratic majority in the House refuses to start it.

Impeachment Now!

That’s hardly an “extended discussion” you fucking media hacks.

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Satan’s little helpers ruining the world wearing Christ camo

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Satan, Santa, tomato, tomatoe

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PELLEY: What seemed to be coursing through the mind of the deputy attorney general was getting rid of the president of the United States–

What seemed to be coursing through the mind of the deputy attorney general was saving the f—ing country from a dangerously compromised lunatic.

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So tell us o wise one how do you get to 2/3 majority in the Republican control Senate?

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I did too…much in the way the Romans saw Vesuvius as a sign from the gods…

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He has a plan.

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Well since we’re talking around Trump you should of added potato, potatoe. We have to have a starch.

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You know I can’t get mad at a group of folks in the government trying to suss out a plan, explore all options, as opposed to react!, flail!, duck and deny!

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Just own it.

Right, noting could possibly be more of an attack on the Constitution or “unconstitutional” than two people discussing their concerns about whether a provision literally in the Constitution designed to protect the Constitution and the country should actually be invoked in order to protect the Constitution and the country.

Also, nothing could be more satanic than reading passages from those Hymnal books you find on the pews in church…and if you’re looking for the best way to “wing it” while putting together some Ikea furniture, definitely read the directions.

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PELLEY: What seemed to be coursing through the mind of the deputy attorney general was getting rid of the president of the United States

Uhh, no, it was dopamine, norepinephrine, adrenaline, glutamate, GABA, and serotonin, otherwise known as an anxiety cocktail.

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And I bet it’s a doozy.

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This. I don’t give a f— who said what to whom. The point is that the entire DoJ was freaking out because their darkest suspicions about a Russian-owned president were actually playing out.

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What’s with the Guardian referring to the British spy agency as “M16” throughout the article instead of MI6?

You have a trial. The evidence is presented by a prosecutor. You take the vote.

The House has a constitutional duty to impeach regardless of the partisan make-up of the Senate.

Doing nothing is what the Republicans want. They don’t want to have to cast that vote.

The Democrats should stop doing what the Republicans want.

Impeachment Now!

If you impeach him in the House and don’t convict him in the Senate, you’ve made a martyr of him in a politically polarized way that won’t change anybody’s mind about him, and what he stands for, one way or the other. In terms of long-term damage to Trumpism, it would probably be a setback. Indeed, it would likely guarantee that his approval rating will hit its high watermark. It would be a boon to his re-election campaign. (Disclosure, I found this a persuasive writeup along similar lines: The Case Against Impeachment.)

It’s far better to lay bare all of this administration’s transgressions and get an overwhelming vote against all of it in 2020 from the electorate. I’m not sure we are on the path for that, either, but it’s clear that a focus on nothing more than impeachment–and that’s what a point-solution-focused push for impeachment, as you have argued for ad nauseum here, will become–won’t result in that outcome unless he gets convicted and tossed from office. And it’s abundantly clear that sufficient will to do it does not exist in the Senate, given the evidence available today.

The purpose of the Senate Select Committee in 1973 was never explicitly about Impeachment as the solution looking for a high crime and misdemeanor. (The kind of effort you presently favor in the House.) Only when they had produced enough evidence and a public, and super-majority of the Senate, consensus that Nixon had to go, did Nixon give up the fight.

I’m sure you will disagree. You needn’t reply. I’ve read it all before from you.

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Once more, how do you get to 2/3 majority in the Republican control Senate?

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Donald Trump is unfit for office. His lying and ignorance is unacceptable.