When Should the 25th Amendment Have Been Invoked?

At this point, the Republicrats will sit back and let dem socialist’s fight it out amongst themselves.
Whatever transpires, our nation is the looser.

When 0bama chose Biden as VP, I thought it was a brilliant move…
0bama’s opponents would be less likely to try and replace him since they knew that Biden was so incompetent. It worked, no votes for impeachment were successful.

What a surprise when Biden fell into the presidency.
And Biden doubled-down and chose an even weaker VP.
No votes for impeachment will occur with Harris backing Biden up.

Biden isn’t and never was a leader. He’s a pusher.
He knows (knew) how to use the political system to his advantage.
Now that he’s entrenched and addled, the system is using him.

Rob

 

Like a drug salesman, peddling drugs to addicts? No I see him as a lieing, underhanded criminal who is good at perpetuating myriad hoaxes on the US citizens in order to drive us into a ditch. He is a scoundrel and a swindler

 

If I remember correctly, Woodrow Wilson had a massive stroke in office, but I can’t recall if he died, or resigned, or 25th?

I really don’t think 25th has ever been used, but I would think something like a massive stroke, or debilitating injury.

Mixing up words, forgetting things… nah I don’t think POTUS is at 25th level just yet. He is still functioning well enough to remain POTUS.

peace to you

 

FYI:

When a secret president ran the country | PBS News

"...What would surprise most Americans today is how the entire affair, including Wilson’s extended illness and long-term disability, was shrouded in secrecy. In recent years, the discovery of the presidential physicians’ clinical notes at the time of the illness confirm that the president’s stroke left him severely paralyzed on his left side and partially blind in his right eye, along with the emotional maelstroms that accompany any serious, life-threatening illness, but especially one that attacks the brain. Only a few weeks after his stroke, Wilson suffered a urinary tract infection that threatened to kill him. Fortunately, the president’s body was strong enough to fight that infection off but he also experienced another attack of influenza in January of 1920, which further damaged his health.

Protective of both her husband’s reputation and power, Edith shielded Woodrow from interlopers and embarked on a bedside government that essentially excluded Wilson’s staff, the Cabinet and the Congress. During a perfunctory meeting the president held with Sen. Gilbert Hitchcock (D-Neb.) and Albert Fall (R-N.M.) on Dec. 5, he and Edith even tried to hide the extent of his paralysis by keeping his left side covered with a blanket....."

"...What remained problematic was that in 1919 there did not yet exist clear constitutional guidelines of what to do, in terms of the transfer of presidential power, when severe illness struck the chief executive...."

"... it was not until 1967 that the 25th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified, which provides a more specific means of transfer of power when a president dies or is disabled. Parenthetically, many presidential health scholars continue to argue that even the 25th Amendment is not clear enough in terms of presidential succession and needs revision, especially in the face of 21st century medicine and the increased chances of surviving major illnesses with severe and impairing disabilities...."

 

January 20, 2021