Is a 25th Amendment removal in Joe Biden’s future?

[Free Vulcan]

The time may be coming when the country will have to have a serious conversation about a very uncomfortable topic: President Biden’s mental health.

It’s a conversation the left and the media forced on the public during the Trump administration. Claims that President Trump was not mentally fit for the job and needed to be removed from office began in earnest right after his inauguration in 2017.

By January 2018, questions about Trump’s “mental fitness for the heavy duties of the presidency” nudged him to ask his doctor to administer a cognitive test. Members of Congress even requested the nonpartisan Congressional Research Service to provide an overview of the 25th Amendment’s history, purpose and process for removing a president.

https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/3714038-is-a-25th-amendment-removal-in-joe-bidens-future/

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They aren't even waiting for the election. Don't expect Joe to go quietly because I don't think Jill will go quietly.

[DefiantMassRINO]

The answer is NO.

A drooling mentally incompetent President Biden is still preferable to President Harris.

Vice President Cackler is a political poison pill against Biden's removal from office.

[corbe]

   When USC or some other CA University offer kamala deanship that's when the ball starts rolling to biden appointing hellary and the dem congress goes along with the 25th, pulling the rino's reluctantly along.  IMHO even dems ain't stupid enough to go with joe after the disastrous midterms.

[mountaineer]

   When USC or some other CA University offer kamala deanship that's when the ball starts rolling to biden appointing hellary and the dem congress goes along with the 25th, pulling the rino's reluctantly along.  IMHO even dems ain't stupid enough to go with joe after the disastrous midterms.

The Hilldebeaste or Mooch Obama would replace the cackler. 😝

[Wingnut]

The Hilldebeaste or Mooch Obama would replace the cackler. 😝

Nancy will resign to take care of Paulie.  She knows she is hammered like  a dead duck.

[Right_in_Virginia]

I'll give them this ---- the democrats are very good at choosing insurance policies for their presidents ----  Biden in 2008 and Harris in 2020.

We're stuck with the current clown duo through the end of the term, but neither is on the ticket in 2024.

[christian]

So many fine utopian choices to choose from, the very best the democrats can put forth, and all better than that evil, terrible Trump that kept employment high, the economy rolling smoothly, and moral/straight people were not oppressed back then.  Now its endless crisis for democrats to seize more dictatorial powers, and terrorist criminal elements operate more and more freely.
Just what can be expected with God/America haters seizing control and manipulate a nation on a steady diet of lies.

UTOPIA, you got it your way!  Hell reigns!
 

[Ghost Bear]

Yes, they will remove Biden via the 25th (or he will resign) but not until January 2023. They wouldn't do it so early that it would prevent Kamala from running for two more terms.

[massadvj]

If the senate goes GOP, Biden will leave office sometime after November and before February of 2023. Aside from the fact that his party is likely to blame him for the disastrous election, he does not want to deal with the Hunter investigations, a senate that will not confirm his appointments, and having to veto popular laws that will certainly find their way to his desk.

Kamala will be a very big albatross around the neck of the Democrat Party.

[Killer Clouds]

The midterms are not going to be the RED WAVE that is predicted. Democrats are still going to vote for DEMOCRATS.

[mountaineer]

The midterms are not going to be the RED WAVE that is predicted. Democrats are still going to vote for DEMOCRATS.

The GOP needs an extra 5% of the vote to overcome fraud.

[BellyAche]

I don't see how Biden can finish his term in office. But a Harris presidency is not at all feasible given her inadequacy. I don't know how this will play out but it's ugly. We have to "hold our noses" until 2024??!!

[Right_in_Virginia]

Nancy will resign to take care of Paulie.  She knows she is hammered like  a dead duck.

Nah ..... she'll stick around, but her role will transition to keeping Jan 6 alive and playing the crime victim ---  pinning both on MAGA.

[BellyAche]

Nah ..... she'll stick around, but her role will transition to keeping Jan 6 alive and playing the crime victim ---  pinning both on MAGA.

Spot on, agreed!!!!

[Kamaji]

I don't think they'll remove Bidet after the midterms.  As bad as Bidet is, and is likely to become, Harris is even worse.

[DefiantMassRINO]

Nancy Pelosi will stay.  She's worked her whole life to accumulate her power.  She's not going to give it away.  She has many "Budget Reconciliations" left in her.

[corbe]

   I don't agree @DefiantMassRINO and @Right_in_Virginia I believe she will retire within 2 weeks after she hands 'our' gavel over to the new Speaker of the House, just like Boehner did.

[Right_in_Virginia]

   I don't agree @DefiantMassRINO and @Right_in_Virginia I believe she will retire within 2 weeks after she hands 'our' gavel over to the new Speaker of the House, just like Boehner did.

Could be @corbe  ----  I just want the gavel.   

[DefiantMassRINO]

If the Dems loose the House, there's a better chance she'll step down as Speaker.  It's no fun being House Minority Leader; just ask Kevin McCarthy.

If Dems keep House, Pelosi will unleash her full force and fury upon the House Republicans.  It's no longer business; it's personal.

[Free Vulcan]

I don't think they'll remove Bidet after the midterms.  As bad as Bidet is, and is likely to become, Harris is even worse.

One reason I don't want the Reps to impeach him - let the Dems agonize over the decision and take the consequences of whatever they do, as there are no good choices here.

[Wingnut]

One reason I don't want the Reps to impeach him - let the Dems agonize over the decision and take the consequences of whatever they do, as there are no good choices here.

I want to watch Biden descend into full blown dementia in real time. Most people rarely get to see the effects the disease has on a person.   It could be a teachable moment.   

[christian]

All those people, damn Trump, anything Biden does has to be better than Trump;.  Now biden is the worst thing in the world, and not one of the biden cheerleaders that rammed Biden down our throats show any signs of repentance.  Don't anybody face up to their open, in your face, mistakes anymore?  Will they make the same mistakes every election from here on in?  Should they?
 
Hell spawn, inquiring minds want to know!

[mountaineer]

Speaking of HR "Vote for me because I'm a woman" Clinton:

https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1588216822968602628

[Right_in_Virginia]

I don't see the dems removing Biden with Harris in the wings.   She is a dreadful mistake -----  a major political liability who'll be impossibe to sideline in 2024 if she's the incumbant.

I anticipate something like this: ---   Come 2023 Biden's returned to the basement, the heir apparent is unveiled, progressively assumes the role of the party's communicator and camera ready slayer of all things MAGA.  The socialists are given reason to hope for victory in 2024.

[Fishrrman]

mountaineer observed:
"The GOP needs an extra 5% of the vote to overcome fraud."

In most of the important races this time around, that "5%" simply isn't there.
They're just too close for comfort.