Is this finally the tipping point?

[NewsCenter28]

Given the extremely damning evidence presented in just the W.H transcript alone, not to mention the whistleblower complaint, itself, being highly compelling per sources. do you think it's safe to say that we are close to ridding ourselves of the Dotard regime; i.e., that the process just begun, will eventually result in his ouster, or do you think there are still more steps that need to unfold for us to be on the path to his ouster via resignation or impeachment and conviction before the 2020 election?

[C_U_L8R]

1. It's Act III.

Getting closer to the big finale.

[TygrBright]

2. Time and continued pressure are utterly necessary.

President Windrip's approval rating needs to plummet to historic lows, chipping almost everyone off except the hardcore MAGAts.

That's what will be needed to provide sufficient political cover for Democrats and a sufficient number of GOPpies to take what they see as the big risks.

It'll take some time.

But it's looking like not much...

interestedly,
Bright

[Beakybird]

3. I wonder the same.

No Senate Republican will act upon integrity or out of a duty to preserve democracy and the republic. Not one single one.
So it all depends on public opinion.

[Thekaspervote]

4. This... but if his ratings truly tank they might toss him over

[Kablooie]

5. It feels like it but it hasn't fully tipped yet.

Getting close and I sure hope it goes over.

[Fiendish Thingy]

6. Things seem to be unraveling rapidly, by the hour

After the WB testifies tomorrow, we may see some GOP defections...and they haven't gotten started with Pence yet.

[Tipperary]

7. Nope.

I wish.

[uponit7771]

9. For Trump removal? No ... for Americans to hate Trump? Yes