Why hasn't Kamala invoked the 25th Amendment?

[Matt Collins]

If she were smart, she would get the top level Dems to go along with it in exchange for favors once she is President.

 

[ClaytonB]

If she were smart, she would get the top level Dems to go along with it in exchange for favors once she is President.

She really has nothing to offer if Biden steps aside. If Biden steps aside at this late stage of the game (this seems inevitable now), they'll have to pull a literal rabbit out of the hat to stop Trump. I can't imagine how that could be done but, then again, I couldn't have imagined anything in Clown World before there was Clown World. So, even if Kamala is sitting POTUS from now until January, she's a lame-duck with nothing to offer other than pardons. And I don't think she'll decide even those. No other agenda will move forward.

 

[oyarde]

election gonna come down to a few states , doubtful polling better for kamala in em tan biden

 

[jmdrake]

If she were smart, she would get the top level Dems to go along with it in exchange for favors once she is President.

You're thinking of Section 4.

Section 4.

Whenever the Vice President and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive departments or of such other body as Congress may by law provide, transmit to the President pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives their written declaration that the President is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the Vice President shall immediately assume the powers and duties of the office as Acting President.​

That would require a majority of the "principal officers of the executive departments" to go along with her. Nothing would be more embarrassing than for her to attempt such a move and get voted down. And that would end her political career. We all remember what happened to Al "I'm in charge here" Haig.

 

[vita3]

SHE WILL MELT IF FULL ATTENTION SHINES ON HER

 

[otherone]

they'll have to pull a literal rabbit out of the hat to stop Trump

Pallets of rabbits.

 

[Anti Globalist]

Because there's no way she would win in a general election.

 

[Matt Collins]

That would require a majority of the "principal officers of the executive departments" to go along with her. Nothing would be more embarrassing than for her to attempt such a move and get voted down. And that would end her political career. We all remember what happened to Al "I'm in charge here" Haig.

Well it would be simple.... cut a deal with top Dems in Congress to do whatever they want if she becomes President and they start supporting her. Then they could start pressuring the Cabinet to go along with it. Not to mention that if she starts coming out publicly explaining how bad things are behind the scenes other members of the Cabinet might be forced into it just due to public pressure.

Why isn't she doing this? Maybe because she isn't very smart? Or maybe because she has been promised something when this is over if she "behaves" or maybe she has been threatened?

Either way, when she is done as VP her career in politics is likely finished unless she elevates herself to President before then. And if she can do that then she could probably muscle herself into the DNC nomination. But again, I suspect she doesn't have the political resolve to make that happen but I dunno. Dems would have a hard time passing over the first black woman as President with a straight face. Although to be honest no one likes her.

 

[Matt Collins]

Also, why haven't Republicans started to call for investigations into the Biden health coverup?

 

[jmdrake]

Well it would be simple.... cut a deal with top Dems in Congress to do whatever they want if she becomes President and they start supporting her. Then they could start pressuring the Cabinet to go along with it. Not to mention that if she starts coming out publicly explaining how bad things are behind the scenes other members of the Cabinet might be forced into it just due to public pressure.

Why isn't she doing this? Maybe because she isn't very smart? Or maybe because she has been promised something when this is over if she "behaves" or maybe she has been threatened?

Either way, when she is done as VP her career in politics is likely finished unless she elevates herself to President before then. And if she can do that then she could probably muscle herself into the DNC nomination. But again, I suspect she doesn't have the political resolve to make that happen but I dunno. Dems would have a hard time passing over the first black woman as President with a straight face. Although to be honest no one likes her.

Are you SURE about that? She doesn't claim to be black. She claims to be Indian. (As in India, Indian).

See:



At 1:34.

Yeah, I know. Her dad is Jamaican. But he disowned her because she implied that all Jamaicans are pot heads in order to score "cool points" on The Breakfast Club.

As for your political analysis, if she tries to make this move and loses, she's done. If she allows Biden to remain the nominee then in 2028 she will be the presumptive front runner for the nomination regardless of whether Biden wins this year or not. Think George H.W. Bush running after Ronald Reagan's second term or Walter Mondale being the nominee for a rematch against Reagan or Joe Biden becoming the nominee after being Obama's VP. The system rewards loyalty. Trying to force Biden out of office would be seen as an extreme act of disloyalty.

 

[acptulsa]

Kamala is just following orders as usual. She's not that uppity. She knows she is already a more famous figurehead than she ever had any reason to dream of being.

 

[CaptUSA]

Also, why haven't Republicans started to call for investigations into the Biden health coverup?

I've also heard calls for Harriet for VP - She can handle the attack dog duties EXTREMELY well.

 

[Jbunker]

If she were smart, she would get the top level Dems to go along with it in exchange for favors once she is President.

The first four words already create an inconceivable hypothetical scenario...

 

[Matt Collins]

Are you SURE about that? She doesn't claim to be black. She claims to be Indian. (As in India, Indian).

See:



At 1:34.

Yeah, I know. Her dad is Jamaican. But he disowned her because she implied that all Jamaicans are pot heads in order to score "cool points" on The Breakfast Club.

Fascinating, I had no idea.

As for your political analysis, if she tries to make this move and loses, she's done. If she allows Biden to remain the nominee then in 2028 she will be the presumptive front runner for the nomination regardless of whether Biden wins this year or not. Think George H.W. Bush running after Ronald Reagan's second term or Walter Mondale being the nominee for a rematch against Reagan or Joe Biden becoming the nominee after being Obama's VP. The system rewards loyalty. Trying to force Biden out of office would be seen as an extreme act of disloyalty.

Yeah it would be disloyal of course, but I disagree that they would ever let her be the presumptive nominee. The Dems hate her and want to be rid of her asap.

 

[luctor-et-emergo]

they'll have to pull a literal rabbit out of the hat to stop Trump.

I tried to have AI generate an image of Kamala Harris as a Rabbit but even AI doesn't seem to be able to do it

 

[jmdrake]

Fascinating, I had no idea.

Being African American, I discussed Kamala's candidacy and gave it greater scrutiny as I was asked about her even before she became the VP nominee. When I was talking to a good friend of mine we both agreed that Kamala was a terrible candidate for many of the things Tulsi Gabbard brought up in the debate. But then after getting picked to be VP she jumped on the Kamala band wagon along with a lot of other black women and (for a little bit) pressured me to join but later apologized for that.

So yeah, I know a lot about Kamala. And I'll be honest, I think she's attractive. But looks ain't everything.

(The hottie on Montell Williams other arm is his daughter).

And here's Kamala with Willie Brown who was married at the time.

But I digress...

Yeah it would be disloyal of course, but I disagree that they would ever let her be the presumptive nominee. The Dems hate her and want to be rid of her asap.

So...why do you think Kamala would even consider a political coup if "The Dems hate her and want to be rid of her asap?" Sounds like that would be the best excuse for the Dems to "be rid of her asap." If she does nothing there is a chance Joe Biden wins and she at least gets to be VP another 4 years. And a re-elected Joe Biden could die in office which would give her the presidency. Yeah, the more I think about it, if I was her advisor there's no way in hell I'd tell her to try a political coup.

 

[Theocrat]

We Should All Know How They'll Stop Trump

She really has nothing to offer if Biden steps aside. If Biden steps aside at this late stage of the game (this seems inevitable now), they'll have to pull a literal rabbit out of the hat to stop Trump. I can't imagine how that could be done but, then again, I couldn't have imagined anything in Clown World before there was Clown World. So, even if Kamala is sitting POTUS from now until January, she's a lame-duck with nothing to offer other than pardons. And I don't think she'll decide even those. No other agenda will move forward.

Either way, the Democratic establishment (and the other Neocons who have taken our government hostage) will cheat to win, just as they did in 2020. You guys still think Trump has a chance to win, when it has already been rigged against him or any other Republican to ever win again.

 

[acptulsa]

You guys still think Trump has a chance to win, when it has already been rigged against him or any other Republican to ever win again.

There's more to the game than that. If there weren't, they'd put up someone more appealing than a senile child molester.

I really don't think they're rubbing our nose in it solely out of arrogance.

 

[ClaytonB]

Either way, the Democratic establishment (and the other Neocons who have taken our government hostage) will cheat to win, just as they did in 2020. You guys still think Trump has a chance to win, when it has already been rigged against him or any other Republican to ever win again.

You black-pill doomers are in denial about the observer effect. "They already beat Trump in 2020 [when things were completely different than in 2024" is not rational thinking. Sure, it's a general principle of political strategy that you don't rerun a candidate who already lost. Granted. But lost under what circumstances? That's the elephant in the room. There is a veritable ocean of submerged fury in this nation over what happened in 2020-2022 under the COVID-Industrial-Complex. And regardless of what you think of Trump's policy response to that debacle, the fact is that it was an almost entirely Left-Democrat (plus RINO/Neocon) operation. And even if Trump's own base were to turn against him, the fact remains that the election-heist of 2020 is not "water under the bridge"... there are unsettled accounts. Those accounts need to be settled regardless of Trump.

 

[ClaytonB]

There's more to the game than that. If there weren't, they'd put up someone more appealing than a senile child molester.

I really don't think they're rubbing our nose in it solely out of arrogance.

Arrogance. Recklessness. Incompetence. All of the above. But what I can't understand is why you think that desperation can't be one of the causes? Why do you assume the Leviathan has no weakness when its weakness is obvious. Those who live in a self-constructed echo-chamber are deaf and blind. They have constructed a perfect illusion for themselves to live within... and that's going to hold up to reality how? It can't hold up. So the very "power" by which they are grinding us under the boot is the very same weapon that is cutting them off at the knees. Their collapse is inevitable. That's not a call to apathy, that's a call to arms. Stop black-pilling and wallowing in despair, these people are the most precarious of all positions in society.