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Actually, they are legally obligated to take action, if they see that the country (and the world) is being endangered. After all, what does the V-P have as duties? To step in once a year and break a tie-vote in the Senate. And then take action against an incompetent or dangerous president. He's like a draw-bridge tender who has to push a button on the rare occasion that a tall ship approaches and then snooze in his chair, the rest of the time.
Most of us were previously incredulous at how North Korea could have gotten into their predicament. But now we know how easy it is to happen and how quickly it can engulf an entire nation.
The most concerning feature exhibited by So-called President is what I will call for simplicity - the paranoia feature. He has been granted more 'free passes' than any other Presidential candidate in recent history. Even so, it's not enough. He (with Bannon's apparent encouragement) has alienated all of those who've extended assistance in his transition. No one is loyal enough. Everyone is out to get him. & so on. Rational folks are quickly losing their patience.
You fools
Think the presidency is all we have won?
President: Republican
Senate: Republican
House: Republican
Supreme Court: Conservative (Trump could make up to three picks)
State Legislature: majority Republican
Governorships: 33 of 50 Republican
Dems: worst shape since the 1920s and face an unfavorable 2018 Senate map.
Personally, I could care less if a R or D is in the WH. I vote for the person, not the party. I've even said I would accept Pence taking over, because he at least seems sane and he has experience in government.
Donald Trump is neither of those, that is why I can not wait to see him back selling real estate and hosting a 2nd rate reality show.
At this point, calling Trump mentally ill is being generous. Otherwise we are faced with the (hilarious to me) reality that 45 has an ego more brittle than a chocolate rabbit.
You can interject stuff about Hillary all you want, but all you are doing is dodging the issues about Trump's mental state. We no longer buy your worn out "I know you are, but what am I" argument.
Being an intelligent person , there is no way in Hell you can look at the way Trump talks, acts, and behaves, and say he is normal. The man is at least unstable and at the worst deranged.
The most concerning feature exhibited by So-called President is what I will call for simplicity - the paranoia feature. He has been granted more 'free passes' than any other Presidential candidate in recent history. Even so, it's not enough. He (with Bannon's apparent encouragement) has alienated all of those who've extended assistance in his transition. No one is loyal enough. Everyone is out to get him. & so on. Rational folks are quickly losing their patience.
In the end, he'll only have himself to blame.
Another thing that concerns me, is how many state secrets Bannon has acquired. How much damage could he do with what he knows, after this administration disintegrates?
Another thing that concerns me, is how many state secrets Bannon has acquired. How much damage could he do with what he knows, after this administration disintegrates?
You bring up a very valid concern. As dangerous and dishonest as Donald Trump is, Bannon is 100 times worse. He is the puppet master who pulls Trumps strings and he has a long history of having very strange views on things.
If my 70 year old Dad was doing this, we'd take him to a doctor to see if he needed medical treatment.
Your dad , as great a guy he might be , is no Donald Trump. Did he start a revolution in American politics, did he become the most powerful man in the world, did he become a billionaire?
No. Your dad will never achieve any of the same. So, your comparisons are pointless and a waste of time to even read.
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