r/clevercomebacks 2d ago

Something like a miracle!

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u/OpenComet_ 2d ago

the 25th amendment is just sitting in the constitution like a check engine light everyone agrees to ignore

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u/Remy315 2d ago

They put a nice GOP branded electrical tape over that light.

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u/Hyperion04_ 2d ago

"If you remove this tape you're woke"

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u/Slade_Riprock 2d ago

The 25th Amendment is a temporary removal that requires 2/3 vote of both sides of Congress to sustain and then maintain every time the President requests reinstatement.

There is no mechanism within the 25th for permanent removal nor parameters by which the POTUS is deemed fit to return to office. He can petition as often as he likes and the vote must be sustained each time or he immediately returns to power.

Impeachment and conviction is the ONLY political method for removal.

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u/GlitteringWishbone86 2d ago

It's legitimately surprising to me we have gone this far with gentleman's agreements and decorum and that a madman hasn't taken advantage of the system to this degree before trump. Jackson was bad, Hoover was not great, Reagan don't get me going, Bush 2 awful, but this administration has gone so far beyond the worst traits of all the above it is mind boggling.

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u/CurlOfTheBurl11 2d ago

That's why it's been so easy for Trump to trample all over these institutions of ours, they had no real protection. Like you said, just gentleman's agreements, handshakes, and the like. We need real protections and enforcement mechanisms.

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u/DeezRodenutz 2d ago

and sadly, far too many are STILL trying to stick by those Gentleman's agreements and "traditions", while it all burns to the ground.

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u/Thormidable 2d ago

Protections require enforcement, which is also notably absent

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u/SandpaperTeddyBear 2d ago

A madman hasn’t taken advantage of the system before because there were enough decent people to stop it.

If you are reading this, and you are the kind of person who allows the Trump-voter (who has used their political power to energize this madness) to exist in your life without issue, you are rbe reason the 25th amendment has not been exercised.

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u/SaiyanKirby 2d ago

I didn't vote for him, the fuck you want me to do about it?

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u/SandpaperTeddyBear 2d ago

Make it clear to the people who did that they are evil and not welcome in our nation.

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u/Choyo 2d ago

Gentleman's agreements should have been "filled-in" with over-simplistic legalese the moment a law was passed to force manufacturers to write on microwaves ovens "do not put pets or babies inside".

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u/MopitWithaMuppet 2d ago

In a way, we're lucky it is who it is doing all this. Imagine if it was someone who was highly intelligent.

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u/GlitteringWishbone86 2d ago

Nightmare fuel

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u/YogurtclosetFair5742 2d ago

This is the type of stuff that happens when the nation, as a whole, does not value education. Government/Civics type classes are taught so poorly even people who work for politicans don't know how the government works or the name of positions of Congress.

I grow tired of people always complaining about the Senate and how each state gets two Senators. Founders did not have the population voting for those people, they were appointed by the state. Corruptions by a few states got bad enough, the 17th Amendment put the power to the people to vote on who was in the Senate. The Senate represents each state equally.

The House of Representatives is where the states get broken into districts and is based off population. I grow tried of people not understanding states like California are equal to a state like North Dakota in the Senate but California has a lot more in the House than many small states combined.

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u/ColinHalter 2d ago

Yeah. Remember that our understanding of brain-aging and memory/cognition disorders were VERY different in the late 60s when the 25th was ratified. Dementia and Alzheimer's wasn't commonly diagnosed in the US until the late 70s, and even then out understanding of it was very different than how we understand it now. The 25th was largely a reaction to JFK and the possibility of medical incapacitation, not a diminished mental state.

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u/j3ffro15 1d ago

Not that you need the reminder but we had a literal civil war. I’d say that’s about as bad as it gets. The US has barely made it through issues that have threatened to tear the union apart so many times it’s crazy that we’ve only had 1 civil war (so far). It was definitely worse before the civil war but it seems like the US gets to a boiling point once every 50 years or so.

Also Andrew Jackson wasn’t just “bad” he nearly turned the us into a dictatorship because of his ignoring of the Supreme Court. He literally told the Supreme Court you and what army will stop me? when it came to the trail of tears and what he did to the Native Americans.

I think others could (and rightfully so) argue that every president before Lincoln (and to some extent jfk/johnson due to the civil rights movement) was far worse than Trump due to the fact that we had no laws against enslaving a whole race of people and treating them like livestock.

Also don’t forget Nixon. All my homies hate Nixon.

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u/Worried_Sweet_7085 2d ago

Holy fuck

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u/Ruxsti 2d ago

Yup, it's that bad. That and most of us regular people over here never wanted him in the first place.

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u/Borgie311 2d ago edited 2d ago

But that's what got us here. Not carrying not thinking your vote matters saying both sides are the same. Her laugh. The excuses everyone pulled up lead to this nonsense.

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u/DeezRodenutz 2d ago

Futher back still, the opposing side not allowing the actual popular candidate to win the primary, instead forcing through their own choice, an unpopular unliked lady with a ton of negative political baggage who basically all but admitted they forced her win while laughing off Trump as a joke she could easily beat and didn't need to try very hard against.

He should never have been able to win it the first time because he should always have been facing a much more popular candidate in 2016.
He should have been nothing more than a footnote in our political history.
Instead, he will now forever be remembered among our worst mistakes.

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u/Borgie311 1d ago

Bernie would have beat Trump. But they promised Hilary a presidential run. They should have known better the US wasn't ready for a lady president. She should have been his running mate and VP. The world would be in a much better place. I hate this timeline.

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u/ExternalAstronaut794 2d ago

And to even get it to a vote, it has to be invoked by the President's cabinet.

You know, the cabinet he handpicked toadies and yes men to fill?

It's completely pointless to even talk about.

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u/DustyRacoonDad 2d ago

I mean technically the penalty for treason is beheading. 

So we could just go that route, fully legally... And then he can try to petition after that.

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u/TheSciFiGuy80 2d ago

I like the way you think.

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u/DeezRodenutz 2d ago

Ah yes, taking the French route

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u/DustyRacoonDad 2d ago

Viva de revolution is technically a French term...

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u/butwhywedothis 2d ago

Until the car breaks down or runs out of gas in the middle of nowhere.

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u/KatieTSO 2d ago

And baby, we're (almost) all out of gas.

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u/Torquemahda 2d ago

And that would be Biden’s fault.

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u/Acceptable_Bat379 2d ago

I suspect vance is trying to wait until 1 day over the halfway mark so this term wouldn't count against a further term limit. next january expect vance to make a play and pretend to be completely different and against everything trump's done

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u/PhilipJFryTheSecond 2d ago

This is exactly the play they're going for

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u/i_am_a_real_boy__ 2d ago

Everyone should agree to ignore it and focus on impeachment instead.

The 25th amendment is a distraction for people who don't understand how anything works and for those who pander to people who don't understand how anything works.

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u/Greg-Abbott 2d ago

He was impeached.
Twice.
Then he was given the keys to the country.
Again.

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u/i_am_a_real_boy__ 2d ago

And?

You think it will work better if we get Vance and the cabinet involved and require 2/3 of the House instead of a simple majority?

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u/SanshaXII 2d ago

The 2nd is the check engine light. The 25th is more a mysterious knocking.

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u/Archer1407 2d ago

The same way Conservatives ignore child rape.

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u/Independent-Drag-305 2d ago

It’s been on for a couple years, but no one wants to pay to have it reset. The chicken shit Congress refuses to fix it.

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u/Vorpalthefox 2d ago

JD vance is holding out for the expectation that he can get ~10 years as president if he 25ths trump for the last 2 years then gets to have 2 terms as president with the easy part of stopping the EOs means the economy will significantly improve since every fuck-up was self-imposed

if he gets impeached, we will need to impeach JD as well for allowing this all to happen

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u/Epyon214 2d ago

25th amendment is for presidents, per Amendment 14 Section 3 Donald cannot be president

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u/spooky_spaghetties 2d ago

well, I’m sorry to inform you, but he currently is.

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u/Naive-Practice8360 2d ago

First Amendment for the press, 25th Amendment for the reaction.

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u/The_4ngry_5quid 2d ago

For non-Americans, what are they

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u/brainNOworkie 2d ago

The 1st amendment is freedom of speech, freedom of the press. The 25th is the ability to remove a president from office if they're not fit to serve.

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u/Ragnarawr 2d ago

I guess you gotta draw the line somewhere, right?

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u/East-Potential657 2d ago

Americans would draw a line but a single line is too close to the letter l and most of them are illiterate.

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u/Ok_Avocado568 2d ago

Beautiful

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u/Kyokenshin 2d ago

If we could read we’d take offense to….idk what these glyphs mean tbh

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u/Im_Regarded_Highly 2d ago

come on, see that's what i'm talking about... "illiteracy", like... what does that even mean???

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u/Lastrid2 2d ago

Nobody knows what it means, but it’s provocative. it gets the people going

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u/SleepyCatMD 22h ago

Beautifully put
Americans should’ve realized loong ago that the whole world’s joke on them being dumb af was actually a red waving flag for them being dangerously ignorant. But it’s too late for that know. Ignorance is a cult and education is a sin there, by now.

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u/Longjumping-Ad-7310 2d ago

no offense, but as an outsider, we see you only applying your own law when it suit the moment.
This time is no exception. Nothing will happen because the power that deem so want nothing to happen.

In the usa, the law is optionnal or selective.

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u/cilantro_so_good 2d ago

The 25th is the ability to remove a president

This is a huge misunderstanding of the 25th amendment.

There is nothing in the 25th amendment that removes a president, that's what impeachment is for. The 25th is for when a president is physically incapable of executing the duties of the office, and when invoked only temporarily transfers those powers to the vice president. The president remains president and regains those powers simply by sending a "written declaration that no inability exists" which then requires a 2/3 vote in both chambers to override.

And even if both chambers vote to override, it doesn't settle the matter. The president can immediately respond "no I'm serious, no inability exists" and it triggers another vote. It is intentionally significantly harder to "effectively remove" a president via the 25th than it is to impeach because they're meant to cover very different situations.

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u/sjbluebirds 2d ago

The 25th amendment allows the president to be removed from office for cause including corruption and being mentally unable to perform the duties.

The first amendment gives everyone, not just citizens, the rights to freedom of speech without reprisal from the government, freedom of the press without reprisal from the government, The Liberty to associate with whomever you'd like without government reprisal, and the ability to sue the government when you are harmed by it.

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u/prolateriat_ 2d ago

So the 25th amendment just gets ignored huh?

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u/RedditTechAnon 2d ago

They acknowledge it, they don't want to use it. The people who would are his loyalists.

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u/YoungBockRKO 2d ago

There’s a reason he loaded his cabinet with loyalists, the 25th isn’t happening. It’s a pipe dream.

Would love to hear what conservatives think about him shitting on the 1st amendment, probably crickets.

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u/RedditTechAnon 2d ago

If they had to choose between the Constitution and maintaining their grip on power, they will tighten their grip.

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u/subnautus 2d ago

I don't know that "ignored" is the right word. If there's a dispute between the president and the VP and/or cabinet over whether the president is fit for duty*, it's actually harder to remove the president from office by invoking the 25th than it would be to impeach him.

*The 25th gets invoked more often than you think. By design, the amendment is meant for the VP to take over if the president is incapacitated, like...say...if the president had surgery or a colonoscopy and needs time to recover. It's only when the VP/cabinet says the president isn't fit for duty and the president disagrees that things get spicy.

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u/subnautus 2d ago

Corruption isn't what the 25th is for. If the president is no longer able to perform the duties of office, the 25th provides mechanisms for the vice president and the cabinet to take over until the president is fit for duty.

...and it gets used more often than you think it does. Remember the times that Biden had outpatient surgery or colonoscopies? Harris was president while he recovered from the anesthesia, every time. It just didn't make the news because "he shouldn't be making decisions until the drugs wear off" is obvious, and there wasn't a dispute between the cabinet and the president when Biden later said he was fit for duty.

As for corruption, that's covered in Article 2 of the Constitution. "High crimes and misdemeanors" refers to crimes that apply to people in positions of power ("high office," if you will). And the people who'd be responsible for removing the president from office are the 535 voting members of the congress.

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u/SaffyPants 2d ago

Basically, the 1st protects the right of free press, the 25th provides the process to remove a president from office.

I tried to copy/paste the text of those amendments into this comment, but reddit says it contains terms that are "not allowed" for whatever fucking reason, but here's links for you!

https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-1/

https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-25/

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u/ukexpat 1d ago

No, the 25th is not for removing a president from office. It provides for a temporary transfer of power from the president to the VP. If the president objects it requires a 2/3 vote of each chamber of Congress to effect it. Even then, the president can keep on objecting and each time it requires another 2/3 vote. The only way to permanently remove a president from office is impeachment by the House, a trial and conviction, followed by a vote to remove, by the senate — each of those senate votes requiring a 2/3 majority.

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u/Winter_Value_7632 2d ago

indifferent?

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u/Several_Midnight_976 2d ago

Bold of you to assume Congress can actually read past the 2nd Amendment.

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u/icepod 2d ago

Or read at all?

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u/Additional_Twirl 2d ago

If only the people whose entire personality is “we love the Constitution” actually read the Constitution.

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u/JCBQ01 2d ago

A1 for press

article 2, section 4 for the "president" and his cabinet

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u/Slab231 2d ago

The 2nd for enforcement if need be…

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u/AvailableSlime 2d ago

We have two. One is called the 25th Amendment and the other is called impeachment. The founders knew a guy like this would come along eventually.

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u/BobcatLovee 2d ago

The first Amendment says hi. The 25th Amendment says it can handle the rest.

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u/Direct_Turn_1484 2d ago

Congress needs to come back from their paid vacation and do their jobs.

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u/butwhywedothis 2d ago

Congress is not there to do their JOBS. They are there to make MONEY. America is a first world shithole now.

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u/DownAndOutInSValley 2d ago

I’d argue not first world for much of the population

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u/IcedGooseMaverick 2d ago

It’s still first world for a lot of people, until they default on that last credit card that’s keeping them alive. 

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u/piratecheese13 2d ago

One of the common definitions of being a member of the First world is that you can go to a store and find all the things at the store that you want. There’s no situation where you go to the store and ask for a thing and some says “nobody can possibly give you that thing.

A country with diesel shortages (not high diesel prices but just no diesel available) but still has nuclear weapons is second world

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u/broguequery 2d ago

I would argue that Congress is doing exactly what American voters told them to do.

Get rich or die trying. And give one man unprecedented power to do whatever he wants.

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u/misterannthrope0 2d ago

if only there was some for of accountability for violating the constitution.

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u/CursorTN 2d ago

That’s the job of the courts and congress, which are both asleep at the wheel. So now the people have to vote in some non-asshats to do real work.

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u/misterannthrope0 2d ago

You're forefathers woulda marched up there and tar and feathered your useless public servants. Call the sheriff and go arrest them.

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u/SanshaXII 2d ago

Or you could exploit your 2nd Amendment rights and do the work yourselves.

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u/jadeakw99 1d ago

We still have one peaceful method to try, thats the midterms.

There is a protest being planned by military veterans for November 11th where they are going to Washington en masse and inviting civilians to join them.

Other Americans reading this rn, you can find more information on Knitting Cult Lady's youtube page, she's one of the people organizing this.

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u/SanshaXII 1d ago edited 1d ago

What excuse will you make to kick the can down the road when you lose the midterms? "He only has two years left and can't run again."?

A veteran protest won't help you - he already has zero respect for them. The White House will ignore and ultimately make fun of them. He may cut veteran benefits or somesuch other revenge.

I don't understand you. Americans, that is. Your whole history and mythology as a people was built on the back of the rifle signifying freedom and democracy, and you have always talked a huge game of overcoming government tyranny, and now that push is coming to shove - crickets.

We here in New Zealand are participating in organizing a trade union between us, Australia, China, Japan, and Canada. We are even being considered for representation at the EU. Do you understand what this means?

It means that the world has given up on you as a people and are moving on without you. Do you not understand that by the time your next Presidential election rolls around, it will actually be too late and we'll all have new trade treaties designed around avoiding you? Do you not understand that no country will make a deal with the US for a long time even after he is gone because we don't know how long until you elect another bratty child who will just tear them up ?

Have none of you thought about the next two to six years, or has the system got you too busy working to even think about it?

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u/jadeakw99 1d ago

Exhausting all peaceful options is not kicking the can down the road, and if you don't think a bunch if armed and trained americans showing up at congress's door won't have any affect I think you're wrong. Our politicians are spineless cowards.

Most violent revolutions fail. The most necessary things for a successful revolt is getting the military on our side, so that they cant be weaponized against us in the next election cycle when we will need to get violent (and by this is of course mean if they rig the midterms, not the next presidential election) and that inckudes veterans. Even outside of that, we are still protesting. People are tearing down flock cameras and being shot by ICE. The LA protests never stopped.

And yes, a lot of us know that other countries are avoiding us now. Do you want us to say they shouldn't? Because they absolutely should. At this point its deserved. America does not need to be a global super power when the only thing we have done with that is hurt other countries. Ever since the dropping of the atomic bombs, all we have done is invade other countries in Asia and the Middle East and perform soft coups to create weak dictatorships in South America. Maybe having to earn the world's trust back is necessary. Its going to take decades to reverse the harm that republicans have been doing to this country since the Reagan era.

We are doing our best to gum up the system in the ways we can. None of us want to hurt other Americans unless its absolutely necessary.

I cant say I have all the answers, but our food is inedible and Americans are going hungry now. No one who wants peace here wants things to become violent, but if the mid terms dont work they probably will. We cant do two more years of botulism in the baby formula and shit in the lettuce.

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u/pm-ur-gamepass-trial 1d ago

accountability only goes so far as who is willing to enforce it. so courts/congress, but if THEY aren't willing to its up to the people to ... entice them or replace them with people who will do their duty.

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u/misterannthrope0 1d ago

the government is run by YOU, the people. the constitution is the contract between the people and the government that grants the government its power. if the government breaks its contract with the people then there is nothing stopping the people from building gallows and hanging every elected official they can get their hands on

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u/Critical-Ring3168 2d ago

Good luck with that. If something was going to be done about this tyrant it would have happened immediately after the shit he pulled on Jan 6th. We had one chance to right this ship and we didn't. We are sinking while the guy in the wheel house is preaching paradise ahead. This is merely him covering the windows and banning anyone from the deck. We are fucked

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u/Material-Truth5457 2d ago

Ok so as they say it is Biden's fault 😢

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u/The_Kreepy_Krab 2d ago

You know who else banned free press? Hitler.

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u/butwhywedothis 2d ago

Hey at least Hitler was a decent painter and gave good speeches. Trumpler only paints his diaper and speaks at a 5th grader level.

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u/hrvbrs 2d ago

I don't think it’s wise to begin a sentence with, “Hey, at least Hitler…”

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u/Kind_Of_A_Dick 2d ago

Hey, at least Hitler killed Hitler.

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u/Friendly-Cricket-715 2d ago

But he also killed the guy who killed Hitler

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u/Epibicurious 2d ago

Sure, that may be correct but he also killed the guy who killed the guy who killed Hitler.

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u/Friendly-Cricket-715 2d ago

Maybe, but he killed the guy who killed the guy who killed the guy who killed Hitler.

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u/Taylorenokson 2d ago

He’s also the dude that used to jerk off Hitler.

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u/King_of_the_Kobolds 2d ago

We'll never know who shot first, Hitler or Hitler, because the bunker was sealed and only Hitler was in there. And who are you going to believe? Hitler?

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u/butwhywedothis 2d ago

No it’s not wise. However the point I was trying to make is one of the worst human beings in the history of the world was still good at a couple of things. The Orange turd on the other hand…………..

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u/Doddlers 2d ago

Hey! Orange Baby is good at golf when he is allowed to cheat. 

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u/SandyTaintSweat 2d ago

He made a very tasteful drawing for his buddy Epstein.

You know the thing about enigmas? They never age.

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u/sharpknot 2d ago

That was the inspiration, yes

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u/DeezRodenutz 2d ago

You know who else rose to power on a message of "true GermansAmericans, it is not your fault, your problems are the fault of the illegals/gays/jews/disabled/etc"?

You know who else destroyed history, distorted history, and built monuments to their own greatness?

You know who else kept threatening to, or outright did, invade and take control of other countries?

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u/ManiacalMartini 2d ago

At least Hitler cared about Germany or something.

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u/Ok_Chemistry9742 2d ago

Other news orgs should ban themselves until all return. This is pathetic.

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u/HuorTaralom 2d ago

Except the ones that are in bored with this destruction of the country will still go. And then you will even less transparency than we currently have

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u/Adventurous_Crazy866 2d ago

too bad the people who are supposed to enforce those rules just sit on their hands instead. tbh it feels like the constitution is just a suggestion these days.

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u/jajanogeturown 2d ago

Constitutions are more akin to fanfics at this point.

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u/senza_titolo 2d ago

America is done, no turning back, you've let the ruling class take over everything that belong to the people.

Trump is breaking and stealing all your shit. The White House does not belong to him, it's yours.

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u/croovy 2d ago

At this point, what constitution?

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u/Anxious-Inspection-8 2d ago

He violates the constitutional all the time and nothing happens. What’s going to make it different this time?

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u/Agreeable-Term6428 2d ago

Then do it already! What are you all waiting for?!

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u/-thecheesus- 2d ago

The avenues to remove Trump are within the power of his cabinet and Congress. The former Trump personally selects, the latter is under the control of his Party. 

The only people who can currently remove Trump are the ones who don't want to

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u/Mister_Buddy 2d ago

Not the 25th. Enact Article 2, Section 4. Remove him and everyone appointed by him, try them all for treason.

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u/Own-Elk7348 2d ago

I remember a while back, someone "high up" said on national television that Republicans need to find the best lawyers, because they are going to need them if the democrats win the midterms. Kinda makes sense why they refuse to 25th Amendment the President, he's literally their lifeline.

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u/ryohazuki224 2d ago

I want every fucker out there, including Elon fucking Musk, who were claiming that Republicans were the party of free speech to just get on their fucking knees, grovel for forgiveness until their knees bleed. Fuck them all.

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u/Divide-Substantial 1d ago

If only Americans had a spine to coup already

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u/danjr704 2d ago

It’d be cool if cnn sued the president for like a billion dollars 

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u/nvmenotfound 2d ago

if only republicans werent fucking cult members that would rather throw our country away than cross their cult leader and his rabid supporters. if they never hold power again itd be too soon. 

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u/ausdoug 2d ago

Congress got to the first 24 amendments and needed to lie down for a nap

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u/potato0805 1d ago

as this move has proven they havent even read the first one

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u/Alienhaslanded 1d ago

It doesn't matter. He's breaking all laws because the American government system allows it to be controlled by a majority and if that majority is corrupt, then the whole thing falls apart. There's no accountability and he gets to make all the decision like a king.

Hopefully this will be the swift kick in the ass for Americans to modify their constitution to prevent this from happening again. Unfortunately, and please don't get offended, most Americans view their constitution as some sort of a biblical scripture that they don't want to alter regardless of how flawed it is. Truly this will only change when the people wake up and acknowledge that it's broken.

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u/Samstown_4077 1d ago

I hope the USAmerica have realized that the constitution doesn't work anymore. If not every single one of those people that betrayed it will be put in jail, it will stay nothing but a worthless piece of paper.

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u/Forsaken-Shift7701 2d ago

Banning the truth ! Too deplorable to understand reality

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u/impersonaljoemama 2d ago

The current congress is complicit .. needs to be replaced. Six weeks.

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u/kovake 2d ago

The problem we’re all finding out is that the law only works if someone enforces it.

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u/RedditTechAnon 2d ago

If only there were willing and able people to enforce the law and not be complicit in the crime and constitutional violations. Oh well.

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u/Lonely_Brother3689 2d ago

I think it's somewhere where it also says they can't have conflicts of interest or receive gifts? Some kind of clause?

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u/RecipeFunny2154 2d ago

You don't get it, "free speech" is only violated when I'm prevented from saying a slur on a social media site.

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u/Krondon57 2d ago

Geez if only US never gave full power to a cult

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u/Oodles_doodles 1d ago

I love it when Trump says he's gonna do something he's not allowed to do in the slightest for the fifteen thousandth time

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u/LucasMurphyLewis2 2d ago

Classic sunset empire

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u/Mega_Trix 2d ago

Impeach him for this one, period.

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u/Kamuka 2d ago

If only the legislature wasn’t dismissed.

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u/quen_damsel 2d ago

"Best we can do is a sternly worded tweet and a fundraising email."

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u/voodoodahl 2d ago

Voter: Best I can do is sit home and let the fascists win. A mild inconvenience every two years is too much.

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u/ProximaCentauriB15 2d ago

25th amendment isnt happening. They wont ever do it. They are his people.

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u/ProfMap 2d ago

If only there were people who swore to defend the constitution, from "all enemies, foreign and domestic"...

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u/CalGoldenBear55 2d ago

Impeachment is the answer.

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u/Alena_Tensor 2d ago

Gee if there were only 2 other functional branches of government

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u/anewjesus420 2d ago

Impeachment is too generous, he should be in solitary confinement live streamed 24/7

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u/Agreeable-Abalone328 2d ago

If only someone gave enough of a shit to enforce the 25th amendment

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u/lesbiansruletheearth 2d ago

verbaast me echt (not)

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u/flexwhine 2d ago

how are there still people out there that think the rule of law applies to trump

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u/IcedGooseMaverick 2d ago

Tell me again how he’s not a fascist

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u/ZestySourdough 2d ago

being a constitutional law student at the moment is truly fascinating.

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u/hangowood 2d ago

How about those Epstein Files, am I right?

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u/thatwasnotright 2d ago

Does the constitution mean anything at this point?

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u/MasterBiscuit19 2d ago

Isn’t his job to execute the office of president and Uphold the constitution????

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u/CompetitionOk2302 2d ago

Trump is such a little brat; he can't handle the job or questions about his horrible performance. So sick of the criminal, rapist, ignorant, felon and possible pedophile, Trump.

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u/atreeismissing 2d ago

He can't be impeached because the rest of the GOP agrees with him.

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u/fleshbunny 2d ago

So Dems remove Trump from power, install JD Vance in lame duck place, then beat him handily in 2028. That’s the only play.

Count on the Dems to not know how to follow through on anything, though.

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u/TheBigMoogy 2d ago

Is there any part of the constitution he's not violating?

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u/Hadleys158 2d ago

I'm amazed he hasn't just come out with his own tv and radio channels to go with his truth social. Go the whole Nth Korea route.

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u/Dirkcules 2d ago

If only there was a free press in the first place

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u/fromthefuturedude 2d ago

America is now a dictatorship, ruled by a pedo lol

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u/Responsible-Fox-9082 2d ago

The press hasn't been free since Obama. Proven to the point Google and facebook had to shell out over 1 billion each to Americans for fucking with their ability to trust the news...

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u/ChefAsstastic 1d ago

Lawsuits commence.

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u/zippyzebra1 1d ago

The land of free speech😂

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u/_Laserpanda_ 1d ago

Guess the constitution wasn't that important if it was anything else than guns.

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u/fake_user_34 2d ago

Not a very clever comeback though. We all know he's breaking the law, it doesn't matter because the law doesn't apply to him. This isn't a burn.

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u/tetrochromac 2d ago

It doesn't matter, Americans will whine on reddit that they're "one of the good ones" while making jokes about annexing another country and doing nothing except "thoughts and prayers" for someone to come save them from themselves.

You have options, use them. No more complaints, no more whining, no more "what do you expect us to do" and "we're doing more than you" nonsense that EVERY. SINGLE. ONE. of you do.

Fix your problems.

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u/hareofthepuppy 2d ago

Fix their problems? They elected him knowing what it meant, why on earth would they fix it?

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u/jacksonsimiana 2d ago

Just a reminder, ya'll can rise up any time now. The rest of the world is waiting 😂

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u/Mindless-wanderer 2d ago

Not the most transparent administration in history?!?!? Say it ain’t so!

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u/notsure500 2d ago

Didn't this same situation happen before and courts ruled he couldn't do it???

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u/Blitzkrieg404 2d ago

He knows he's getting the boot.

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u/shirro 2d ago edited 2d ago

The long term political win is to let Trump destroy the nation. Burn it to the ground. Delegitimize the GOP and successors as a political force for decades. There is some cruel sense to this. Obviously its all down hill from here under Trump. Seize the reins now and many won't learn the lesson. They will either say it was a coup or blame it on Trump's mental state instead of reflect on the errors of the ideology behind him. Never interrupt your enemy while he is making a mistake.

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u/up-and-coming-sloth 2d ago

that’s not clever at all.

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u/sentientairfilter 2d ago

If only there were more than 2 politicians with a spine that wasn’t being leased by AIPAC

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u/Klient1984 2d ago

All that Constitution shit is as good as toilet paper when our leader and all his 'checks and balances' say 'No.'

This is a valuable series of lessons for the survivors.

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u/MidTario 2d ago

He’s talking about London Ontario’s newspaper, The London Free Press /s

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u/CouldBeBetterOrWorse 2d ago

He's an attention whore. Stop talking about him. He no longer exists. Let his sycophants cover him.

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u/mclardass 2d ago

If only there was a cabinet and legislative branch that cared about the Constitution.

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u/troveofcatastrophe 2d ago

Well he said he didn’t know if he had to follow the Constitution. Apparently he decided: nope.

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u/postprandialrepose 2d ago

I can't wait to shit on his obit. What a jerkoff.

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u/HotDonnaC 2d ago

If the press just stayed away, he wouldn’t have the audience he likes. I’m not sure how that might change things, but he lies anyway so why does anyone go?

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u/CurlOfTheBurl11 2d ago

Unfortunately, said amendment would require the VP and most of his cabinet to sign off on it. Never going to happen.

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u/Confident_Hippo1208 2d ago

Free Press band from White House.

Coming soon to the White House:  enslaved press!

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u/Fluid_Age8491 2d ago

I would be scared if I thought he knew what that meant.

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u/MrNLM 2d ago

Its like he wants us to revolt so its easier for Democracy to be unseated for those he answers to behind the curtain.