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Donald Trump only has two weeks left in office, but after he fomented an assault by rioters on the US Capitol, some Republicans are actively considering whether to remove him in these final throes of his administration.

A president's words matter. At best they can inspire, and at worst they can incite to violence.

The 25th Amendment of the US Constitution allows for the removal of the president due to mental or physical incapacity. Seems reasonable. If only it could be applied to our current President.

The 25th Amendment of the US Constitution allows for the removal of the president due to mental or physical incapacity. Seems reasonable. If only it could be applied to our current President.

The 25th Amendment of the US Constitution provides for the removal of the president for mental or physical incapacity.

It’s a free-for-all! Conservative politicians — never paragons of ethical behavior, let’s be real — have completely given into their basest instincts. They are abandoning all pretense of upholding our country’s ideals and laws and are now participating in a craven money and power grab. They are a joke. Let’s joke about them. And never let anyone forget how pathetic they are.

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Words Matter

Words Matter

The 25th Amendment of the US Constitution provides for the removal of the president for mental or physical incapacity. I think we've certainly reached that point, dont you?

The 25th Amendment of the US Constitution provides for the removal of the president for mental or physical incapacity. I think we've certainly reached that point, dont you?

Words Matter

A president's words matter. At best they can inspire, and at worst they can incite to violence.

Demented and forgetful, or criminal? You can't have it both ways. Time's up, Joe. It's time to go!

A president's words matter. At best they can inspire, and at worst they can incite to violence.