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Impeaching Trump would not be the best thing to do. If you impeach Trump, the next person to come up is the VP, who’s just as bad. Also, he won’t even be removed. Trump has been impeached twice, and has not been removed. Make him live in hell instead. 1/2
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Anonymous 1d

Keep him there; let him go insane. Because you clearly can tell he knows nothing about how politics work. Yes, he can veto stuff, but his veto can also be overridden. We took back the house remember that.

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Anonymous 1d

Agreed Impeach Hegseth though we can remove him

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Anonymous 23h

Fr I’d rather he stay alive for the rest of his term/not get removed just to keep vance away from the presidency

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Anonymous 1d

Nah hard disagree. JD Vance is extremely uncharismatic and would be even more weak. Not to mention he is also unintelligent

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

At this moment, right now, we need to focus on the people around Trump, all his yes men. Like I said, the ones who will do whatever it is he says. Those are the ones we need to impeach.

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Anonymous 1d

You’re missing the point. Trump has a cult of personality that JD does not. I don’t just want to sink the popularity of this administration, I want to sink the popularity of the Republican Party. And by putting someone not just equally as stupid but also with the personality of a block of wood is the best way to sink the party

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

Now I understand what you’re saying; I misinterpreted at first. I mean, I could see it happening, but the issue is, will it backfire? Because you don’t wanna take that route, and it backfires, and then it doesn’t work, and then we’re back where we started. Also, removing Trump is going to start a nasty war with most Americans because too many people love that man.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

Good, have conservatives go bananas and start getting violent. That only sinks their popularity even more. Look at the aftermath of J6 and how universally hated they were. Put JD in a no win scenario. Either watch him excuse the violence and further sink the party popularity, or him condemn it and have an internal party civil war tear the party up from the inside

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

Also we have the upper hand. Most states went blue. Send in the national guard and have them crack down. And for the states with red governors, like the President, they would be in a no win scenario

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

That’s true, because if he turned on Trump, just imagine what he’s going to do to the rest of the Republican Party, like when Trump literally lost the midterm elections, JD got on the Internet and literally threw him under the bus. It wasn’t even 24 hours, so you might be right.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

And I just thought about it. Trump fans are already mad at JD, because of that, so I can only imagine what it’d be like if he becomes president. Yeah, they’re gonna eat him alive.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

Yeah as much as I would like to see Trump publically go crazy, I think that’s not addressing the root of the problem. I want the boat that is the Republican Party to sink hard and fast. Put them in a no win scenario. If it’s just Trump, in a few years they can get a new set of house members and a fresh candidate and pretend that it was “the old Republican Party” that they drop like a hot plate. Show that the entire party is rotten to the core

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

Yeah exactly. Tearing the party up is great, but tearing it up from the outside while the party is simultaneously internally eating its own is the best-case scenario. Make it so they don’t know how to even move forward and are left in shambles for multiple election cycles Look at Bush Jr. who was so unpopular that both Romney and McCain got blown the fuck out. Not to say Obama played no part in that, but a directionless GOP can be ruined for years

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

Cause that’s all that’s gonna happen. They’re gonna turn on each other. They’re gonna blame each other for everything that has happened. They’re gonna point fingers and be like, I didn’t do it, he did it, or he made me do it, or he paid me to do it. They’re gonna tell on themselves. Half of them are already stepping down. Mind you these were ppl who did whatever Trump wanted.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

Like, look at when Elon Musk was in the house. When Elon did not get what he wanted, he turned on Trump.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

Yup! The great part of this administration is that it’s full of self obsessed narcissists who will eat each other alive

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 23h

Vance would just take the presidency no matter what his “charisma” is if trump gets removed. And he’s basically a puppet for Peter Thiel. Imagine how much damage he could cause

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 23h

I don’t entirely disagree, but also what makes Trump dangerous is that he’s willing to plow through anything to get what he wants. JD doesn’t have the sauce. Sure, he would say he’s going to do stuff, but he doesn’t have the balls to do a lot of it

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