How long until Trump is removed from office by his own party?

[Doodley]

[RockRaven]

1. Whatever dividing by zero gets you.

[Cosmocat]

72. Correct

It would require them admitting they were wrong, and the evil liberals were right.

Never going to happen.

[C_U_L8R]

2. When they realize they're losing money.

May be a while, these folks are pretty dense.

[Doodley]

69. Agreed. 62% of Americams have stocks, so overwhelmingly most of those have already lost.

[Eliot Rosewater]

3. They dont care about anything but power. So never.

[Doodley]

20. GOP lawmakers care about being reelected. The base care about personal finances. Trump was expected to deliver on the

economy.

[LisaL]

21. Deliver what?

He promised tariffs.

[Doodley]

23. "Starting on day one, we will end inflation and make America affordable again, to bring down the prices of all goods."

[Tickle]

45. and he's doing that with tariffs

😂 God help us. There's so much unknown here

[Eliot Rosewater]

63. God cant help us, really nobody can when that many people voted FOR him to do this

[Doodley]

70. I don't think many voted for him to crash the stock market, cause a recession, and cause rumaway inflation.

[Eliot Rosewater]

82. Yes but don't you get it, it's not his fault it's Biden's fault

You seethat’s how it’s played and of course, most of them will believe it.

Some will wake up, sure, but not most of them and none of this matters anymore. For another reason, is it called the save act is that the bill the Republicans will pass that will end voting by most Democrats because of how we vote and other reasons I haven’t read the whole thing and is that what it’s called?

[BlueKota]

4. My gut says never,

but if he goes off script in a way the right wing mega donors don't approve of, who knows? Sadly there would still be Vance and Johnson.

[bottomofthehill]

28. Never is the right answer.

They are afraid of Elons money

[2naSalit]

5. Two weeks.

[Doodley]

19. That would be a dream come true! Thank you!

[Mister Ed]

34. Alas, I think the poster meant a Trumpian two weeks.

In Trump's first term, he occasionally would promise that some great thing or another would be coming from his administration in two weeks. But "two weeks", like "tomorrow", never seemed to come.

[patphil]

6. Not until their constituents are hurting so bad that they come after them with torches and pitchforks.

[Doodley]

18. That may not take long. Trump's reputation as good for the economy (with MAGA) will be in tatters.

[travelingthrulife]

62. I don't think these rich people have any clue how quick and easy it is to fall

into poverty and homelessness in this country. Two months without an income can easily do that.

[Doodley]

68. You are right. This will hit most Americans. 62% of all Americans have stock. Even the wealthy will be badly affected--

wealthy Investors, business owners, retirees.

[SocialDemocrat61]

7. When

[Bernardo de La Paz]

8. No way to know when, but it is a distinct possibility. . . . nt

[Bev54]

9. I have seen absolutely nothing that woul

Make me believe these idiot republicans will do anything that is right for the country.

[Doodley]

17. Yes, but you haven't seen them being hurt in the pocket by the Trump tariffs.

[Blue Full Moon]

10. They are getting worried

[EnergizedLib]

11. Only if they can avoid political repercussions from the cult

It’s highly unlikely.

[sakabatou]

12. Until the majority is hurt financially, it won't happen.

[Doodley]

71. The majority are already hurt. 62% of Americans have stocks.

[Silent Type]

13. Doubt they want to go into midterms with this chaos. But who knows anymore?

[Doodley]

16. They could have massive losses. GOP lawmakers could be at war--hardline MAGA against those who want to win elections.

[miyazaki]

14. Maybe when they don't have a home to go back to.

[BannonsLiver]

15. No chance, he's going the distance.

And it is going to be a catastrophe for them.

[Uncle Joe]

22. It will be shortly after the GOP has implant surgery for their ever-shrinking Johnson condition.

Thanks for the thread Doodley

[Doodley]

32. You are welcome. You think it possible?

[Uncle Joe]

33. I don't think that it's impossible.

[William769]

24. Will never happen.

[newdeal2]

25. Never

Let’s not go down this fantasy again. He’s not going to jail, he’s not getting thrown out of the White House.

He said he could shoot someone on 5th Ave. Turned out to be true.

[Doodley]

30. The scale of this self-inflicted economic disaster does not compare to anything before. Never has the MAGA

population been so personally or financially affected as they will by these tariffs.

[MrsCheaplaugh]

67. They'll just say it's Biden's fault

Or blame it on immigrants, liberals, or lippy women who talk back.

[Doodley]

73. Trump's approval at the end of his first term was 33 or 34%. He's going to get there again. You have to appreciate the

enormity of what he has done and how much everyone, including MAGA will suffer. Confidence in Trump among Independents must be heading for an all time low. Trump will be an electoral liability for the whole Republican Party.

[VanceFan]

26. Never

Dream on...

[lindysalsagal]

27. The irony is if they all did it together he'd be gone and they'd be safe

Their districts are so gerrymandered they can never lose their seats.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

41. This is the thing. They will think about it a long time as conditions get worse

.... until it hits a tipping point and suddenly there is an avalanche of Rs ready to impeach him. It will probably have to reach some tipping point among maga before the Rs will feel emboldened.

[B.See]

29. He needs to be removed, alright. But

I wouldn't count on ANY of the MAGAS to have the guts to do so.

That'd involve FAR more courage, integrity, love and DUTY to one's own country than the whole stinking bunch of em could ever possess COLLECTIVELY.

[EllieBC]

31. Never. They don't want to die.

MAGAts are armed and insane. They won’t do anything to put their own necks on the line.

[Mariana]

74. Exactly.

People keep forgetting that MAGAtry is a cult. Most people don’t abandon their religions when bad things happen to them. Very often their faith becomes even stronger.

[LudwigPastorius]

35. This is not 1974, and there is no Barry Goldwater who will walk into the Oval Office and tell the president...

to resign or face impeachment.

[Doodley]

40. I would expect it would be more along the lines of a rebelion meaning no legislation could get through, a group of

GOP lawmakers openly dissing Trump and calling for him to go, growing pressure with mounting tariff-induced inflation and unemployment, opinion polls showing Trump's reputation among MAGAs in tatters, mass protests around the nation, continual bad news for the nation's economy with no end in sight, GOP lawmakers see a devasting mid-term election. Rather than a strongman, Trump would look pathetic. He would be seen as incapable of governing.

[LudwigPastorius]

44. So, you don't actually mean remove him from office?

[Doodley]

47. Not necessarily. It could be, but I think the damage he has done is so great, he can't survive.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

42. Not yet. The not 1974 means it will have to become many times worse than 1974 for it to happen. . . .nt

[Doodley]

49. Take in the scale of what Trump has done and the direct impact it will have on most Americans. This is unprecedented.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

50. Correct. But the impact is only just putting a toe in the hard data

My thought was that it will have to show up in the hard data in an obvious undeniable way at the same time as it shows up on main street and when people gather at the bowling alley and picking up kids at daycare. Like "I haven't seen Martha for a couple of weeks now, is she okay? Oh, she lost her job then."

Sentiment is way down as revealed by surveys and the stock market (a fast-reacting barometer of future expectations). But a tick up in unemployment from 4.1 to 4.2 might be noise or it might be the toe into the hard data.

[Doodley]

58. Yes, it will take time. This is the beginning, but it can only get worse from here as the impact of tariffs deepens.

A rise in inflation will probably be noticed very quickly and it will get worse. Fear is driving the stock market, fear that we now face a downturn. People will be fearful, even MAGAs. I think the fear will be immediate, even for many MAGAs. MAGAs are immune to or favor a lot of Trump crap, like mass deportations and discrimination, but never has Trump or any president done something on this scale that will hit them where is hurts them personally. I believe that this is literally a lifetime event in terms of the impact on people's lives and finances and in how people the world over view a president. I don't see how Trump can survive this.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

36. ZERO chance!!

[SSJVegeta]

37. Im guessig just a few days after...

Never.

[Meowmee]

38. I would say it won't happen but still hope it will

The senate just voted to stop tariffs against Canada I think? But the house will block a vote on it is my guess. Why does the executive have this power? Tariffs should have to be voted on, not declared by the executive. Someone who crashed the stock market this many times already would be gone in other major western countries. UK prime minister Truss was gone after 49 days when this happened, the UK is a unitary parliamentary democracy.

[Doodley]

43. Also a convicted felon can't be an MP or PM in the UK. Shame we don't have any standards!

[Meowmee]

46. Yes, I have said that and more so many times... NO standards for who can run for office here

The highest office in the country with way too much power... and even before he was a convicted felon he was inciting violence in his first campaign and zero was done!

[niyad]

39. I would rather he joined ivana.

[BlueTsunami2018]

48. Forever and a day.

I don’t know why we keep asking these kind of questions.

They’re NEVER going to remove him, censure him or attempt to stop him in any way. Not ever.

Unless…….the cult turns on him which is also never going to happen.

We’re stuck with this shitshow and everything that comes with it.

[Doodley]

51. What he has done before hasn't changed that the MAGA base think he is the best man for the economy. He has now

flicked a switch and destroyed that. The economy is going to meltdown. There is no good news that will come from this, This isn't a story that will last a week and we move on. Things can only get worse from here as the affect of tariffs and destroying international partnerships pile up. This is people's livelihoods, their savings, their jobs, their ability to feed their family. Trump will lose his authority because too many will realize he's fucked them. GOP will be decimated in the midterms unless Trump goes.

[BlueTsunami2018]

56. I really don't know.

That cult is rock solid. I work with a bunch of Trumpers and they do not care about any of this. They just parrot the company line.

This is Biden’s fault.
A President’s policies don’t really take effect until two years in.
We were due for a correction.
Everything is going to be so much better than it was by December.
He inherited a disaster.

And blah, blah, blah.

They could be standing there wearing a barrel and still think it’s all good.

[bucolic_frolic]

52. Epiphany when voters boot 1/2 of Republicans from office

Until then, nada, zilch, goose egg.

[Takket]

53. Go buy a Megamillions ticket. Much better odds.

[OLDMDDEM]

54. Won't happen/ They are cowards.

[Omnipresent]

55. They would be too embarrassed to remove him.

Instead, they might assassinate him and blame Democrats for doing it.

[Jrsygrl96]

57. Absolutely never!

Cultists die for their leader.

[ILikePie92]

59. About the time when

Little piggies grow wings and fly

[kacekwl]

60. Other than the public

dragging his ass out and hanging him in the street it's the only other way.

[Autumn]

61. Not a chance in hell. They need him.

[uponit7771]

64. It'll take a lot, a lot of lost seats .. crashed economy... polling in the 20s - 30s

[Oopsie Daisy]

65. Never. They're part of the cult... worse than the voters.

[LuckyCharms]

66. When the S&P drops another 40-50%.

Which it quite possibly will.

There will be a few up days over the next weeks most likely, but that will just be a dead cat bounce.

The trend is down, and the downtrend will continue when Trump refuses to back off on this insane tariff plan.

Right now, the downturn is due to the sheer shock and uncertainty of his plan.

The decline will continue in the intermediate term due to the actual fallout of the tariffs.

I give Trump no longer than another year.

[Happy Hoosier]

75. Never... the MAGAt take over over of the GOP is basically complete.

WE must rely on their repudiation at the polls... and that our party's leadership recognizes that "normal" is gone for now.

[dem4decades]

76. They want power, they've got it. They will rid the country of democracy before they rid the country of Trump.

[Torchlight]

77. My guess is just over three and a half years.

But my guess won't change the taste of mustard.

[Blues Heron]

78. 4 weeks tops

this lunacy is not sustainable. Now that he is affecting white peoples money, he will be rapidly shown the door.

[DFW]

79. History will not repeat itself. There will not be another March 15th, 44 B.C.

Fox noise will spin it into pretzels and the Trumpanzees will just recite the Republican Golden Rule: If you’re rich, you deserve it. If you’re poor, you deserve it.

The closest the public will ever hear of a serious Republican effort to remove him will be like what happened to Scalia. Trump will be invited to some Republican retreat where no one gets in without thorough vetting, and he experiences a medical emergency which he doesn’t survive. He gets a hero’s funeral while the Congressional Republicans breathe a collective sigh of relief. Vance gets told to play along, or risk early detection of heretofore undetected serious arteriosclerosis.

[Aristus]

80. Never.

If Republicans were capable of admitting they were wrong, we wouldn't have seen their Presidential candidates, since the resignation of the odious Richard Nixon, slide inexorably downward ever since. In 1980, for example, they might have supported John Anderson instead of horoscope/senility boy Ronald Reagan. Bush Sr. at least seemed to know what he was doing, and had a notable record in public service before being tractor-beamed into Reagan's orbit. But even he couldn't overcome the damage done by Reagan's idiotic trickle-down barf-bag economic plan. George W. Bush is the most disastrous nepo baby story in the history of the Presidency. And the less said about Trump, the better.

The Republicans will never remove him from office. It may take a 2nd Amendment solution to do that.

[mucholderthandirt]

81. In about two or three weeks. When people are freaking out even more, their tax returns haven't come in ...

Or even been processed yet. Stocks need to drop some more, SS checks stop showing up. Maybe a war in Panama is threatened.

Then Trump will be gone, Vance will be in, and our lord and masters at Project 2025 will begin the real work of stealing America blind, it will just have a nicer, saner face to it.

Either that, or the military will step in, we'll have a nice coup with generals and crap telling us what to do, the militias will shoot their wad and in five or ten years, we might begin to earn back our place in the world.

Or the EU decides to just nuke us, and it's all over but the radioactive fire.