If the twenty-fifth amendment is invoked and Dementia Don is carted off to taxpayer funded geriatric primary care, Article II, Section 1, Clause 6 of the United States Constitution will come into play and JD Vance, aka Fake Hillbilly Boy, will rise to the presidency.
Not that Trump will be ushered out of the Oval Office, hustled into Air Force One, and flown to the Mayo Clinic. Section 4 gives the Vice President and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive departments or Congress the ability to submit a written explanation why Dingy Don must be divested of authority due to his inability to discharge his duties.
Not that any of the principal officers or Congress have the courage to remove the doddering old fool from office before he blows up the world. JD is not much better, although he apparently can put together a coherent sentence and, far as I can tell, does not compare himself to Jesus Christ and give praise to Allah. However, when it comes down to bombing Muslim grade schoolers, Vance is no less a Zionist ($516,276 from the Israel Lobby) than Trump.
As it now stands, 50 Congress careerists have voiced support for showing Dementia Don the door. Last week, Rep. Jamie Raskin introduced legislation to establish a Commission on Presidential Capacity to determine if Trump is unable to fulfill his duties. Rep. John B. Larson called on JD and members of Trump’s Cabinet to invoke the twenty-fifth after the geriatric chief executive declared he intended to kill every last Iranian if they refused to get down on their hands and knees and kiss his ass.
“No president has ever called for the annihilation of an entire civilization,” Raskin said. “This is exactly why the 25th Amendment was put in place—to remove a president from office when they are no longer fit to serve. Unfortunately, a cabinet stacked with spineless cronies cannot be trusted to step in and fulfill their responsibilities to protect the country.”
I do believe Raskin is missing something. Trump’s Cabinet is not spineless—they’re largely Zionist (of the Judaic and Christian variety) and fully support what Trump is doing: taking orders from Bibi and murdering Muslim children.
It’s all uniparty partisan skulduggery. Larson raked in $152,378 from the Israel Lobby, while Raskin signed on to a bill that equates anti-Zionism with antisemitism and affirmed Israel’s “right to defend itself” against Palestinians reacting to Zionist insistence they are “beasts walking on two legs,” as Menachem Begin, former Israeli PM and leader of the terrorist group Irgun Tz’va’i Le’umi, once proclaimed.
Let’s face it. Dementia Don will remain in office until the uniparty flips and the democrats are a majority. It’s the same old game of musical chairs, which is appropriate, considering the original name of the game was Reise nach Jerusalem (“Journey to Jerusalem”) and was supposedly inspired by the Crusades. An alternate theory suggests that it was inspired by the immigration of Jews from the diaspora to Palestine.
The amendment says the Vice President must make the call. I don’t see that happening. Biden was obviously senile, and Kamala Harris didn’t make the call, and neither will Vance. The web-based prediction market platform, Kalshi, says there is only a 31% chance the amendment will be used during Trump’s presidency. Polymarket predicts a paltry 12% chance Trump will be impeached in 2026.
In short, we’re stuck with this ranting lunatic until next year. There is no telling what insanity he will unleash in the interim. Anthony Scaramucci, who served as communications director in Trump’s first administration, warned it is “time to wake up,” as Trump has hinted at striking Iran with nukes. He demands Trump be removed “immediately,” before it is too late.
“Trump is one of the worst people on the planet,” Scaramucci posted to Instagram last week. “And one of the worst people to have in this position at this particular moment in American history… This is a bad stain. A bad mark on our history.”
Article posted with permission from Kurt Nimmo
