Well Well Well, Who;d Have Thought It ...

[youngmafbog]

Unelected officials thinking they can over run democracy. Now where have we seen that before?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6704807/McCabe-says-Justice-Department-held-meetings-discuss-recruiting-Pence-25th-Amendment-push.html

[jim360]

Since the 25th Amendment is a part of the US Constitution, making use of it can hardly be deemed "undemocratic".

Not paying attention to the importance of respecting the constitution and due legal process. Where have we heard that before...?

[cassa333]

House representatives and senators can do that sort of thing but it was just staffers trying to do it.

From what I can gather they were doing it off their own backs as they are left leaning to say the least.

He must feel safe that noth8ng will happen to him otherwise he wouldn’t have come out so publicly to say it.

It will be interesting to see what they do with the Russia enquiry because they have found no collusion or Russian involvement and that goes against everything the Democrates and Left media has been saying for two years.

What they will likely do is sit on it and not publish it because 1. It does not say what they wanted it to say and 2 if they keep it quiet there will always be suspicion and an opportunity to stretch the truth.

[youngmafbog]

Jim, I think you will find they cannot use it unless they have proof. They clearly didnt or it would have been usd.

These people plotted, and now have been found out. Pretty much what the liberal elite are doing all over the Western World.