He should be impeached today

[malaise]

This should be it

[SheltieLover]

1. Absoloutely!

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[Escurumbele]

43. We all do but, I believe the bigger question is "Why is the military obeying this buffoon when they know he is

what he is?" That worries me the most. Blind obedience when they know many of his "orders" are illegal...WHY?

[SheltieLover]

54. Good question. Sorry I don't have an answer as to why they would do this.

[malaise]

68. Neal Katyal is on Nicole

Slobby really is clueless re the Constitution and he lies better than a corpse.

Blatantly illegal and unconstitutional. Bwaaah! Take dat Slobby!

[The Wizard]

92. Impeaching is one thing

Getting a conviction in the Senate is a different animal. Trump could abort his daughter's pregnancy and eat the fetus on Pay Per View and all the toxic cult would say is, "He must have been pretty hungry."

[OLDMDDEM]

2. I agree.

[dweller]

3. He sounds like he's about to cry

and his dentures are loose

Bumbling imbecile hates the world

sad



😀



✌🏻

[mobeau69]

10. He just woke up.

[lastlib]

39. ...and the feeling is VERY, VERY MUTUAL!!

The entire world hates him, and the mule he rode in on.

That was one angry little boy we saw today. My mama would've slapped me into Pettis County if I had acted like he did at his rant conference.

[cheri010353]

100. But

He road in on an elephant.

[lastlib]

102. Eff that elephant, too...

Up their hiney with a porcupiney (as someone said yesterday).

[Irish_Dem]

4. Calling USSC justices names, accusing them of being traitors and funded by our enemies.

[durablend]

6. Soros?

[MLWR]

48. Frankly I think with their really stupid "immunity" decision, they brought that on themselves.

[Irish_Dem]

57. They created a monster to attack their enemies.

They didn't think he would attack them.

[Tom Dyer]

63. Gotta watch those leopards. NT

[Justice matters.]

66. They are members of the Face-Eating-Leopards party.

They always thought the leopards would only eat other people's faces, starting with Democratic libs.

They never thought the leopards would eat their face

[RandomNumbers]

99. Roe v Wade was overturned, why not presidential immunity?

Surely there are cases already in the works that would provide the opportunity.

If only Roberts, Barrett, and Gorsuch would wake up on this point. The others are beyond hope.

[BeneteauBum]

72. Just the same rebuke he utters at everyone who disagrees

Stop, rewind, and play it again. This creature is truly is a demented imbecile.

Peace ☮️

[NH Ethylene]

96. I found that intense disrespect really shocking.

And I hope the GOP did as well.

I found it especially disturbing that he mentioned the justices' families. (Almost Tony Soprano style)

[bamagal62]

5. I tried to watch.

Had to finally turn the channel.

[Grim Chieftain]

40. Same here

I caught myself reaching for the Chardonnay. He's not worth it.

[Skittles]

77. the very idea this FREAK represents AMERICA

FUCK EVERYONE who ever voted for or enabled that fascist fuck

* AND THAT INCLUDES THE SUPREME COURT

[underpants]

7. He basically just said the tariffs will continue

[dalton99a]

9. Yep.

[underpants]

12. He threatened the court saying he wanted to be a Good Boy

in his actions preceding this.

[MadameButterfly]

46. Does he think customs hasn't heard the SCOTUS decision?

Will they do what he says or what they say?

[dalton99a]

8. "I Can Do Anything I Want!"

[dweller]

11. NOT ONE DOLLAR !1!

✌🏻

[underpants]

15. Not one penny and we stopped making pennies which saves us money.

He’s very good at reading language too

[GoodRaisin]

13. Unhinged rant.

Of course.

[617Blue]

14. They're actually doing him a favor but he's too insane to realize it.

[niyad]

16. He should stop wasting oxygen today.

[IcyPeas]

17. blah blah blah PEDOPHILE blah blah

PEDOPHILE

[Blue Owl]

18. Tie some tariffs on a fish line and pull it into heavy traffic

[SheltieLover]

31. ...

[malaise]

19. He's defying the courts

Impeach him

[Grim Chieftain]

42. Will this finally be the last straw?

If not, I shudder to think how much more damage he can do and get away with.

[NJCher]

20. Great meltdown!

Haven't seen anything this "beautiful" since Pam Batty!

[NJCher]

21. He's threatening them

He's reading the speech and he stumbled over "thank you for your attention to this matter."

This is just too funny for words!!!

[NJCher]

22. He's so effing stupid

that he doesn't know how it sounds when he says he's "proud" of Kavanaugh.

Even Kavanaugh is cringing.

[lostincalifornia]

23. The only way to start to stifle the sociopath in the WH is to win at least one House in the Midterms. If that doesn't

happen our Democracy is gone.

[spooky3]

49. I agree. All focus must be on taking back the House at least.

I don’t want to hear any BS speculation about 2028 right now.

[StarryNite]

24. He's such a flippin' kook.

He belongs in prison.

[malaise]

25. Agree

The irony is that he is the one who is violating the Constitution

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/live-blog/-trump-tariffs-ruling-supreme-court-live-updates-rcna252655

[AllaN01Bear]

26. ding . this . x 10000000

[malaise]

27. Moscow Mitch must be dying

Mitch McConnell says 'no room for doubt' Trump tariffs were 'illegal'

Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., a former longtime leader of his party in the Senate and frequent Trump critic, said in a statement on the Supreme

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/live-blog/-trump-tariffs-ruling-supreme-court-live-updates-rcna252655

Court's ruling that the decision "reaffirmed authority that has rested with Congress for centuries."

“As a matter of policy, the empty merits of sweeping trade wars with America’s friends were evident long before today’s decision," McConnell's statement said. "The American people already know that when Washington throws up artificial barriers, building and buying here at home become more expensive. Kentuckians whose livelihoods depend on auto manufacturing, agricultural commodity markets, or demand for bourbon whiskey understand this painful reality better than most."

McConnell added that the Constitution — and the court's decision — had now left "no room for doubt: the use of IEEPA to circumvent Congress in the imposition of tariffs — already without precedent — is also illegal. "

[SheltieLover]

32. Where is moscow mitch btw? Hospital? Morgue?

[malaise]

38. Out of hospital

😀

[SheltieLover]

41. Morgue?

[the nelm]

55. Taxidermist? n/t

[MorbidButterflyTat]

62. Wax museum?

[Probatim]

83. He's pining for the fjords...

[the nelm]

86. Either one I guess. It worked for Strom Thurmond, right?

[vapor2]

87. hilarious

[Bengus81]

97. Sounds like what he spewed the next morning after J6. Then took a supersonic

flight down to Ped-O-Lago kiss Trumps ass and apologize just days later.

Fuck that old fossil. I wish him nothing but ill will.

[malaise]

98. Great point

Rec

[PufPuf23]

28. Should have been impeached yesterday or the day before or ...

No time like the present.

Seriously, Trump should be in prison for life after the January 6 assault.

[malaise]

29. +1,000

Rec

[misanthrope]

33. I would have opted for public execution

So the world could see him blubber and fall apart.

[ForeGoneLegsBirne]

69. I'm Resigned for the Long Haul Try to Ride Thru Jan 2029

...Anything Else Is Gonna Require "BRILLO" ...

[misanthrope]

70. For those of us older than 40

we will never see the U.S. fully repaired in our lifetimes. The damage to our domestic operations and international relations is so far gone that it will take a couple of generations or more to patch up, if that's even possible.

[pat_k]

73. Or perhaps in a massive turn around, in the next two decades, we see..

...the passage of universal health care, a completely reformed tax system that actually asks those who benefit most from a strong public and private sector to contribute the most to ensuring the well-being of everyone with whom we share this nation, sweeping immigration reform that we've desperately needed for decades, completely reformed programs that provide essential building blocks that enable people to escape poverty and truly thrive, basic income to guarantee a level of human dignity in an economy in upheaval with the consequences of AI, and more.

Our government and economy has failed to serve all Americans for decades. On that, MAGA and non-MAGA from across the political spectrum agree. The nightmare of our present has made it clear that the seemingly insurmountable gap between the few haves and the many havenots is not only intolerably immoral, it is incredibly dangerous and utterly unsustainable.

Perhaps the example of an engaged and angry public standing against the trumpublican insanity will inspire a renewal of citizen engagement to such a level that we actually achieve meaningful change that moves us leaps and bounds down the path to a more perfect union.

The bottom line is that NOBODY knows what the future holds.

[misanthrope]

79. In order to fix the issues laid bare

it will require Constitutional reform and I don't see that getting done. There will need to be irrevocable changes made to election funding, SCOTUS ethics, more detailed separation and specific delineation of powers, as well as other things that escape me currently.

[pat_k]

82. The list is indeed long.

Where there is political will, a way is found.

I have no idea what the future holds. I just think we need to take care with predictions of doom. Sure, we may be doomed, but perhaps it's a turning point for the better. Just as things seem worse than we could ever imagine, the future could hold something better than we can imagine.

I always try to keep in mind that when we forecast doom, or declare that "everything is shit" we are doing the work of those we oppose. Engagement requires hope and a vision of what we are committed to accomplishing -- and FAITH that we can accomplish those goals. That is what powers the action needed to get things done.

We can be clear-eyed about the enormous challenges ahead without falling into the trap of sowing the sort of hopelessness and cynicism that immobilizes. When we do the latter, we are doing the work of those we oppose. They want us demoralized. They want us immobilized. They want us afraid. They want us tearing down allies who aren't "doing it right." I think it is up to each of us to take responsibility for the messages we spread. Consider before posting or saying something: Is this demoralizing or activating? Am I doing the work of those who want the "zone" flooded with negativity? Or am I countering that with hope, faith, and concrete, doable steps.

And on the "circular firing squad" front (you didn't raise this, but I see that as part of a tendency toward destructive negativity). Healthy debate and disagreement are essential. As is criticism. But whatever we do, we need to recognize the successes we are having and focus on building from there. We need to find areas of common ground with allies who may be doing things we disagree with.

And finally, structural reform is certainly a higher bar than policy reform. But we can begin building the political will for both in conversations with each other and through lobbying our electeds to get out there and advocate for some of those big changes. The answer to "why are you talking about xxx, it will never pass" is "xxx may not pass today, but I'm talking about it, and call on you to talk about it, because that's how we build the political will to get it done. We must push the boundaries of the possible. That is how you make what seems out of reach today a reality tomorrow.

The only thing that is certain is that if we stay silent -- if we and our electeds aren't out there making the case for xxx, than xxx, whatever that may be, will never get done.

[calimary]

91. Oh boy is THIS ever true:

“…when we forecast doom, or declare that ‘everything is shit’ we are doing the work of those we oppose.”

True-TRUE-TRUE!!!

[Emile]

30. He should have been put in jail 5 years ago.

Thanks for nothing Garland.

[kacekwl]

34. Is the press waiting in line to

ask Republicans how they feel about his behavior towards the Supreme Court today. Won't hold my breath.

[Irish_Dem]

75. The media is the Trump Crime Syndicate propaganda dept.

[Tetrachloride]

35. fortunately we have Vance as a stand up guy

Not only that, but i will rec my own post.

done it before.

[PufPuf23]

74. What do you mean by "Vance as a stand up guy"?

Hopefully sarcasm.

The downside of retiring Trump is then Vance would be POTUS.

Vance is more a lay on couch guy, specifically a laid couch guy.

[Tetrachloride]

80. sarcasm. if i told it straight, there can be GI upset among

the unwary or unwashed

[ABC123Easy]

36. Should be yes

[WalkingMan1959]

37. Call your representative!

We live in NC 11. I call them weekly. Staff is always pleasant despite Edwards (R) being an empty suit. Gurrrrr…

[Orrex]

44. And then he should just fucking die already

[PatrickforB]

47. LOL, darned right! He should by all rights be sitting in Federal prison as we speak. n/t

[spooky3]

50. Absolutely!!!

[yellow dahlia]

51. You could post this daily, until it happens.

In the style of an Orrex - (Is he dead yet?)

[cer7711]

52. Agreed! 25th amendment time

Long overdue.

[Akakoji]

53. That would be best

[Stargleamer]

56. He should have been impeached in 2017 n/t

[Miami Blue]

58. The Tariffs Loser in Chief is a psychoPedo

Plus, his syphilitic dementia makes him believe he is the dictator of the whole planet Earth.

Remove the PsychoPedo from power pronto!

[melm00se]

59. He did exactly what Biden did

on the student loan forgiveness.

Biden was turned away from using the HEROES Act so he pivoted and used another law.

This is what Trump is doing.

[lindysalsagal]

60. I say Jan 7th, day after the attack on the capital.

[surfered]

61. Republicans won't do it.

[ForeGoneLegsBirne]

64. Impeachment Requires a Congress Willing & Able to Do Its Job

[ForeGoneLegsBirne]

65. He Is an Inveterate Gangster With 70 Million Molls at His Table

[twodogsbarking]

67. Banish him to his suite on Epstein Island, without the little girls.

[muriel_volestrangler]

71. "For imposing taxes on us without our consent" is in the Declaration of Independence

as a grievance against George III.

No Kings, as they say.

[Martin Eden]

76. I'll call Mike Johnson. He'll get right on it.

If The Fascist Grifter is still alive when the Democratic House majority is seated in 2027, that's when he'll get impeached.

If Republican Senators help convict him, then criminal charges can be brought.

I want this evil creature to live for years, rotting in prison -- hated even by MAGA, after the unredacted Epstein files are widely known.

[malaise]

78. Two more resignations and a croaking will hasten the proceedings

😀

[walkingman]

81. Yes, he should be but it won't happen.

[debsy]

84. For the umpteenth time...

He should have been impeached and convicted long ago!

[forgotmylogin]

85. Just for the "I have the right to destroy countries" talk.

[mdbl]

88. Yesterday!

[quakerboy]

89. There hasnt been a day when that statement was untrue

Since very early in his first occupancy of the whitehouse. Arguably since his first day in office.

[BigmanPigman]

90. I'm more direct...he should drop DEAD today!!!!

I don't care how, just die ASAP!!!

Actually, I'd LOVE for him to drop dead on "live" TV. Maybe at the State of the Union. What would be even better would be for a double death...MItch and he in one fell swoop! He would finally get the attention he deserves and craves. Bye, bye fuckers from hell!

[malaise]

95. The SOU would be epic

A shit fest from both ends😀

[Kid Berwyn]

93. RFN!!!

“I can do whatever I want” means, “Get thee to a rubber room, stat!!!”

[Clouds Passing]

94. Imprisoned today along with his gang of ghouls

[IA8IT]

101. presidential line of succession is no picnic. Iowa's Snake in the Grassley 3rd in line. NOOOOOOOO!!!!

What a bunch of mutts

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_line_of_succession#Current_order_of_succession

No. Office[3] Incumbent Party
1 Vice President JD Vance Republican
2 Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson Republican
3 President pro tempore of the Senate Chuck Grassley Republican
4 Secretary of State Marco Rubio Republican
5 Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent Republican
6 Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth Republican
7 Attorney General Pam Bondi Republican
8 Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum Republican
9 Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins Republican
10 Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick Republican
11 Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer Republican
12 Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Independent
13 Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner Republican
14 Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy Republican
15 Secretary of Energy Chris Wright Republican
16 Secretary of Education Linda McMahon Republican
17 Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins Republican
18 Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem Republican