Notably absent: Calls for Trump's resignation

[ThoughtCriminal]

Unless I'm missing it (possible), I have not heard any suggestion from pundits, Democrats or the "Never Trump" Republics that he should resign.

Yes, we know he won't - at least not until he is threatened with say - release of his tax returns. But that should not prevent at a minimum, the suggestion. Heck, I seem to recall a handful Democrats that suggested Clinton resign and practically every Republican DEMANDED it. Even McCain's strongly worded denunciation of Trump did not suggest resignation.

Yes, I know Pence in terms of policy and appointments would be just as bad, and nearly as corrupt and another right-wing religious nut. But the level of derangement probably does not approach what is blindingly obvious with Trump.

[Crutchez_CuiBono]

1. Pence was in charge of the transition...

he's ridin' dirty as well as the trumsp. (i refuse to even type the word.) that Mother Teresa look on his face isn't fooling anyone.

[gordianot]

2. Trump's statements in Helsinki were not really a surprise.

Trump’s Russian ownership will not be a surprise when the facts are stated. It will take a massive Republican loss in 2018 to knock the (R’s) off the fence who will then proclaim it was their idea all along.

[SamKnause]

3. A republican has called for his impeachment.

Jason Villalba is a member of the Texas House of Representatives.

That's a start.

[unitedwethrive]

4. The Dems don't want to fire up the opposition before the midterms...

Any talk of resignation or impeachment will increase the right wing turnout. We have to play their game, and leave some things implied but unsaid.

[Laffy Kat]

5. What the f&ck does he have to do? nt

[triron]

6. Very noticeable and disgusting.

[2naSalit]

7. Right?

I've been screaming it at the top of my lungs!