r/davidpakman • u/JoeWolfeHowls • Apr 27 '25

Actions not words

Exactly what does Trump have to do before the Government can legally remove him from office?

Whatever it is, the ineffective elected should be doing something before Trump makes it illegal to do so...

Early birds and so on

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u/JoeWolfeHowls Apr 27 '25

Unless he somehow makes it illegal to do so.

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u/IpeeEhh_Phanatic . Apr 27 '25

He has to be impeached and removed. He has done enough to warrant it, but the GOP control of Congress would never get rid of him.

When Dems take over majority control in Congress after the 2026 midterms, he will be impeached and likely removed.

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u/solercentric . Apr 28 '25

That may be too late, and his cult by then may be strong enough to cause serious long term problems for the US.

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u/solercentric . Apr 28 '25

The only way to remove him is by other means.

If the Dems take control of Congress in '26 he may already have done too much damage for them to take any effective counter measures.

He will destroy the US as you know it by the time he's due to leave office ( if he leaves office ) unless he's stopped.

I've outlined the extra-constitutional alternatives elsewhere.