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Until he is gone. And generations from now when we are all gone, historians will be writing about Americas first insane president. Assuming there is anyone left to write anything.
Until he is gone. And generations from now when we are all gone, historians will be writing about Americas first insane president. Assuming there is anyone left to write anything.
YEP!Trump is doing a great job of finishing off the GOP!
Getting bored with pouting, crayons, and Play-Doh...looting and rioting can get you arrested...screetching like a beached whale only gets you laughed at on You Tube (referring to the fat lady in glasses shrieking, "NO NO NO" at the Trump inauguration posted on another thread). Then, knitting and sporting funny hats everyone is making fun of. I guess folks got tired of snickering at the safety pins.
I believe he will not finish out his term. I don't think it will be via impeachment, and I'm OK with that. As much as I despise the guy, I think that the fallout from impeachment would be harmful to our country.
Arguably, it would not be as harmful as leaving him in office, but my hope, and prediction is that he'll continue to lose support from within the GOP, things will get tougher and tougher for him, and he'll find a way to bow out before he is removed. A face-saver of sorts. He, or Melania will get a terrible diagnosis, or his doctor will advise he needs to step down, or something like that.
Just my prediction, based on nothing more than hope and a guess. We'll know how it turns out in 4-8 years or less.
Agreed. When his usefulness to the Republican party is finished, he will be gone. Whether through impeachment, resignation or other means, Trump will be removed from office. While the Trumpsters want Trump, I believe that most of the Republicans in power would like to see Pence as president. Notice how Pence is not really saying anything, just keeping his head down and doing his job so that he'll be able to step in smoothly as president when the time comes.
Will Trump be impeached – or is it just a liberal fantasy?
It remains an open question at this point.
There's a whole lotta circumstantial evidence that there were some direct dealings between the Russkies and high officials in the tRump campaign. Whether or not tRump himself was involved hasn't been revealed yet.
So, impeachment? I'd call that remote possibility.
But what's already occurring is that tRump has been weakened, maybe beyond the point of no return. And that would make him nothing more than a figurehead. One who can't speak or tweet or communicate with any authority even within his own party.
The political friction is reaching an all time high and the GOP will need to reconcile the party with a more mainstream agenda, something they've been avoiding for the last eight years. When not in power, the party on the outs seem to be lathered up in their own refusal to see what went wrong. Instead of reconsidering their own leanings toward an off putting exclusion of voting blocs the Dems have resorted to a campaign that seems intent on removal of the opposition president.
Trump is NOT the independent he postured himself as during the campaign. This isn't about Trump as much as it is about the fact of an opposition to what many thought was going to be a slamdunk election giving Clinton the White House keys. The real meat and potatoes of the GOP rule will be forgotten in light of all this focus on Trump.Donnie seems content to be the performer, the distraction, and the real work will be carried out by party functionaries left free to work behind the curtain of the GOP circus.
This is an opportunity for the Dems to focus on realpolitik rather than their own philosophies surrounding the needs of party over people. I'm watching the healthcare debate and the specter of looming budget concerns rather than what Donnie is tweeting. Liberals: A term describing what conservatives feel is a lockstep thought process among the nation's diverse groups of non conservative people. Of course there is no such thing as a black and white simple thought process in American politics, and most thinkers know the huge amount of gray in that space. The hope of Trump's demise is certainly one that is shared by millions of people, but, the opposition to that is also reflective of many more millions who have faith in the man. I fear the GOP much more than any one person in it, the party rules the roost, presidents come and go..
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Trump is doing a great job of finishing off the GOP!
Will Trump be impeached – or is it just a liberal fantasy?
