What will end Donald Trump's second term?
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I combined impeachment and 25th amendment because although they are quite different, in both cases someone else in government decides.
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I combined impeachment and 25th amendment because although they are quite different, in both cases someone else in government decides.
Similarly with election or revolution; someone else *outside* of government decides
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I combined impeachment and 25th amendment because although they are quite different, in both cases someone else in government decides.
@evan I wouldn't say the government decides since it is a very specific part that makes the decision and the non-political employees of the executive branch are also part of then government but have no say.
I would say both are political processes.
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@evan I wouldn't say the government decides since it is a very specific part that makes the decision and the non-political employees of the executive branch are also part of then government but have no say.
I would say both are political processes.
@virtuous_sloth I didn't say the government decides. I said someone else in government decides!
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@evan lol option four is quite a combo
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@virtuous_sloth I didn't say the government decides. I said someone else in government decides!
@virtuous_sloth I think in the US "government" is different than in parliamentary systems. Even elected opposition party members are part of the government.
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@evan lol option four is quite a combo
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@pbg I guess military conquest would fit in this slot also
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@evan There’s no way he’ll choose to walk out of the building. Either he keels over or he is led out in handcuffs.
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@evan There’s no way he’ll choose to walk out of the building. Either he keels over or he is led out in handcuffs.
@mkb that's interesting. Why? I don't think he likes it that much.
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@mkb that's interesting. Why? I don't think he likes it that much.
@evan It’s very profitable and he surely understands he could face legal jeopardy as soon as he’s not steering the ship.
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@evan It’s very profitable and he surely understands he could face legal jeopardy as soon as he’s not steering the ship.
@mkb right, but it's also a huge pain in the ass.
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@evan As I suspected, most people choose the "justice will not be served" options
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@evan As I suspected, most people choose the "justice will not be served" options
@phl you don't seem to have much faith in the revolutionary tribunal.
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@evan bit of range in that last option
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@phl you don't seem to have much faith in the revolutionary tribunal.
@evan Mr. 34-or-how-many-i-lost-count Felonies became president and has remained one for over a year with no end in sight, so... yeah, I don't have much hope
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@evan Is this a poll or a wish?
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@evan Is this a poll or a wish?
@jorge is it wishful thinking to wonder how it will end?
Do you think it will never end?
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@evan bit of range in that last option
@halcy I left out military conquest!
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@halcy I left out military conquest!
Evan Prodromou (@evan@cosocial.ca)
I combined impeachment and 25th amendment because although they are quite different, in both cases someone else in government decides.
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