The Inevitability Of Impeachment

[moonshaz]

Trump has been trying to govern by impulse, on whim, for personal retribution, for profit, by decree ― as if he had been elected dictator. It doesn’t work, and the wheels are coming off the bus. After a week

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[eveofrevolution]

[londonsquare]

Well and here's my question - if Pence takes over, will he also get rid of Bannon?

[eveofrevolution]

[moonshaz]

If Pence becomes potus, he'll be able to appoint whatever staff he chooses, if I'm not mistaken, and I don't believe he would be required to retain Bannon or anyone else Trump appointed. I hope he would drop that slime bag like a hot potato, but I don't know if he would or not.

[liliaeth]

Considering that Pence was forced on Trump by the republicans, and has no loyalty to Bannon, I hope he'll drop him like a hot potato, even if only to keep the guy from trying to control him as well.

[lone_concertina]

The thing I'm worried about with Pence is that people will be so relieved Trump is gone that Pence will be welcomed as a liberator (lol)

[eveofrevolution]

[elialshadowpine]

We need to keep holding their feet to the fire. The problem I see is that a lot of Democrats and liberals don't participate in civic action when there's a Democrat president. That's a pattern that needs to get broken, hard.