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The 25th Amendment provides no mechanism for dealing with a rogue President, per se, its only contribution in that context is to clarify what happens if Congres
by yawpitch 2y ago
The 25th Amendment provides no mechanism for dealing with a rogue President, per se, its only contribution in that context is to clarify what happens if Congress has already successfully impeached said rogue President and removed him — and let’s be frank, history implies it’ll be a him, and very likely this him — from the Oval Orifice.
But yes, broadly speaking, all three coequal branches factually being rogue is a much bigger problem.
Real shame when the will of the people is to shoot themselves in the head.
Again.