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.

[nutmegdealer]

he'll get impeached, but will he stay in office or not?

[blackjedii]

He's gonna move back into his DC luxury hotel and pretend he still has power.

Which has missed its financial goals ever since October, bee-dubs.

[crucified]

I hope for this every single fucking day.

[scriptedending]

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- The Studio Exec (@studioexec1) January 30, 2017

[moonshaz]

That is beautiful!

[invisiblegirlx]

he is on the fast track to a collision with the judiciary, which conveniently has been removed as part of the government on the white house website.  he will likely do as Stephen Harper did in Canada which was to pass unconstitutional laws and then call the judiciary partisan when they threw them out time and again. 

[chouta_angel]

I never thought I'd be so happy to have so many Bush appointees still serving as judges. That makes it a little harder for claims of Republican partisan to gain traction with the public at least.

[moonshaz]

Good point!