2 Dozen Radical Democrats Create Bill In Attempt To Get RID Of Trump

02 Jul, 2017 by Sonja Bochow

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A Maryland Democrat thinks he knows how to make life good again for Liberals and Democrats everywhere. He believes he can use the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office based on his being incapacitated. So he’s written a bill to do exactly that.

Well, that’s going to be difficult when Trump is clearly not incapacitated and in fact is doing great things for this nation by keeping his campaign promises. So, nice try Representative Raskin, but like or not, he is your President and isn’t going anywhere.

The 25th Amendment was written after the assassination of JFK. And it is meant to define clearly what happens in case the President is suddenly unable, for whatever reason, to carry out his duties. It was not intended, nor can it be used, to simply get rid of a President you don’t like. Alas, inconveniently for Raskin and his fellow Congressional thugs, it also requires the assent of the Vice President. Not very likely, Mr. Raskin.

Too many Democrats in leadership have not gotten over the election, put on their big boy pants and moved on. They are hard at work, scheming to remove Trump from office. No matter what it takes, they will keep trying to get rid of Trump. It’s cute how Democrats think that disagreeing with or disliking a President is somehow grounds for impeachment or removal. Newsflash Democrats, your personal opinions or juvenile inability to accept the election results isn’t anyone’s problem but yours. There is simply no grounds for removal of President Trump from office. But there certainly appears to be more than enough reason to get these Democrats a psychological evaluation. They are unhealthily fixated on trying to change what cannot be changed.

President Trump is doing everything he can to keep his campaign promises. That’s not behaving as if he’s incapacitated, that’s exactly why he was elected! Maybe Raskin and company should just stop with the ridiculousness or step down. Either way, they are dead wrong.

Sonja Bochow

I live in Newark, DE, am married, and the mother of four children; Liam, Brenna, Keira and Erin. I am also a full time Bible teacher and have a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from West Chester University.

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