| The Republican way |
You might think this isn't as disturbing, defensive or outrageous based on current events, but you never know what Donald Trump will do (it can be illegal, unethical or unconstitutional, he doesn't care) so we must move vigorously and swiftly. Maybe even catch him with another of his reflection pool events, where his mind is focused entirely on a delusion that pumps an emotional surge into his ego. Sure, the aides will come stumbling in to set him straight but most of these minions have their own agenda and would rather be promoting that than helping the old geezer.
We only have to wait for the midterms and although there is no guarantee of a Blue tsunami success, the predictors aren't ruling this out; there are all 435 House seats open with 33 to 35 Senate seats up for reelection. When you look at the way Progressives are winning elections across the country--Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary--you can understand a yearning by voters for a change. And, they aren't going for just mainline Democrats, the Progressives represent a far-left ideology.
Does that mean we are returning to the origins of the Democrat Party, where the Dems
worked for the working man and woman, and their support came from this group. Both wealthy donors and a general appeal to this class has sent the left zooming into the odd predicament we are in now; odd because no one in the party knows what to do about it. This disorganized bunch doesn't deserve a bailout but there is a way that can put the Democrats on top. However, it will take the cooperation of a large majority of the party.
| Democrats are democracy |
worked for the working man and woman, and their support came from this group. Both wealthy donors and a general appeal to this class has sent the left zooming into the odd predicament we are in now; odd because no one in the party knows what to do about it. This disorganized bunch doesn't deserve a bailout but there is a way that can put the Democrats on top. However, it will take the cooperation of a large majority of the party.
Just for information's sake, where do the Independents stand? According to AI, national polling shows that political independents make up about 44% to 47% of the U.S. public, outnumbering both registered Democrats (27% to 31%) and Republicans (26% to 28%). However, Gallup says in June 2024, 51% of voters were Independent. And I see that Independents split their vote pretty evenly between Harris and Trump in 2024, but with the current viewpoint on Dufus Rump, that should change dramatically.
the articles. A simple majority vote passes them, which officially impeaches the president.
Next comes the Senate trial which SCOTUS's Chief Justice oversees but has no control over the proceedings. The U.S. Constitution gives the Senate the sole power to try all impeachments. The Chief Justice's role when presiding over a presidential impeachment is purely procedural, not a grant of judicial control to halt the proceedings. A two-thirds majority vote in the Senate is required to convict and remove the president from office. But wait, we need to impeach the Vice President at the same time.
Proceedings for both leaders would occur as individual actions rather than a single combined case. But you can see, by removing the V.P. at the same time as the President, in this case, the succession of the presidency goes to the Speaker of the House, now a Democrat. A special election would be called to fill the two offices of President and Vice President with candidates chosen by U.S. voters. I have my pick for who that should be but do not believe it is appropriate here.
Swearing in is on Jan. 3, 2027, a Sunday, and a Congress loaded with Democrats is probably expected to officially go to work the next day, Monday, Jan. 4. Can't guess who it might be but the House will elect a Speaker, then a House member will introduce the impeachment resolution, next, the House Judiciary Committee votes on whether to approve articles of impeachment. Finally, with approval the full House of Representatives debates and votes on
| But this time through the Senate and out the door |
Now...what I have done in the above is show "How Democrats can take back Congress and the White House by the first quarter 2027."
Justice John Roberts, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito. The nomination of three new justices by the new Democrat president gives liberals a six to three majority. The other option is to add to the Court with liberals.
But there is one thing left to do. Add liberals to SCOTUS through the impeachment of Chief
| Alito - Roberts - Thomas |
So, we are there folks but, yes, I know this will take a tremendous amount of negotiating and haggling, which Washington is known for. But if you recall, one of the biggest reasons for Donald Trump's success are SCOTUS's conservatives, led by Chief Justice John Roberts.
Hold on now, before you doubt my plan, ask yourself, just how fed up is the American voting public with Donald Trump and his minions? I rest my case on that.