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less than a week | |
0 (0%) |
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less than a month | |
1 (9%) |
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1-3 months | |
2 (18%) |
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3-6 months | |
2 (18%) |
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6 months - 1 year | |
1 (9%) |
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1-2 years | |
0 (0%) |
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ain't gonna happen | |
3 (27%) |
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He will serve his full term | |
1 (9%) |
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He will serve two full terms | |
1 (9%) |
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I'm leaving the country | |
0 (0%) |
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nycbos
(6,042 posts)That would assume Republicans have integrity.
yallerdawg
(16,104 posts)The Watergate Hearings guaranteed my lifelong commitment to the Democratic Party!
And my aversion to all things Republican!
At least 75% of America never drank the Kool-Aid with this sociopath in the White House.
Maybe all this will make the insanity unfolding before us once again as the birth of another generation of Yellowdog Democrats!
jalan48
(13,908 posts)LeftInTX
(25,722 posts)If not, we're stuck with him full term.
Even if he is impeached the GOP Senate probably wouldn't vote to remove.
FSogol
(45,580 posts)EllieBC
(3,045 posts)As people have said above, maybe in 2018.
Runningdawg
(4,529 posts)or not at all. Or in other words - If we don't do it before he starts the next war, it won't matter.
Iggo
(47,586 posts)furtheradu
(1,865 posts)We'll see it when we believe it.
Also takes OUR actions, voices, letters, calls,
emails, protests. ..
But I BELIEVE.
scheming daemons
(25,487 posts)Thomas Hurt
(13,903 posts)until it is clear to a majority of the GOP Congressional Caucus that their seats are in serious danger.
jmowreader
(50,580 posts)When it becomes obvious to the GOP their majorities in the House and Senate are in grave jeopardy with Trump in the White House, they will have a nice quiet "come to Jesus" moment with the bastard and he'll resign.
regnaD kciN
(26,045 posts)...and/or Republicans decide they have a significantly-better chance of winning/holding onto power with President Pence as their standard-bearer.
clarkrd
(54 posts)because. idiocracy
in 2020 Justin Beiber will be elected.
Jim Lane
(11,175 posts)Add in a small percentage for the Cabinet declaring him unfit under the Twenty-fifth Amendment.
I say no impeachment, let alone conviction, but I'd bet that he won't serve his full term.
democratisphere
(17,235 posts)sarcasmo
(23,968 posts)tinrobot
(10,927 posts)After they've pulled the rug out from under us, they will impeach, blame all the resulting problems on him, and proclaim themselves saviors.
TeamPooka
(24,286 posts)That will never happen.
Now if we were to win the House in 2018 it could happen.
but that's it.