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(2/2) if Trump loses the House, his ability to pass legislation for the rest of his presidency ends.
Moreover, he'd expect to be repeatedly impeached over the next 18 months—putting him perpetually in Senate trial territory.
How close are Americans to fighting this man off?
Closer than you think.
Moreover, he'd expect to be repeatedly impeached over the next 18 months—putting him perpetually in Senate trial territory.
How close are Americans to fighting this man off?
Closer than you think.
March 30, 2025 at 1:38 AM
(2/2) if Trump loses the House, his ability to pass legislation for the rest of his presidency ends.
Moreover, he'd expect to be repeatedly impeached over the next 18 months—putting him perpetually in Senate trial territory.
How close are Americans to fighting this man off?
Closer than you think.
Moreover, he'd expect to be repeatedly impeached over the next 18 months—putting him perpetually in Senate trial territory.
How close are Americans to fighting this man off?
Closer than you think.
I've been rewatching Parks & Rec before bed for the last several months. I'm on S6E21 and I'm getting really sad for Leslie Knope's future. Thank you for showing America that govt workers are passionate and caring.
March 14, 2025 at 3:03 AM
I've been rewatching Parks & Rec before bed for the last several months. I'm on S6E21 and I'm getting really sad for Leslie Knope's future. Thank you for showing America that govt workers are passionate and caring.