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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWhat are the odds that a Republican dominated Congress will impeach *rump?
Will he cross a Bridge Too Far even for them?
Will some event (s) triggered by him wake them up?
I already know what many of you are thinking, if an insurrection won't do it, nothing will, but is there a proverbial "tipping point" in this?
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dem4decades
(12,686 posts)Intractable
(976 posts)Saying "will impeach Trump" implying successful impeachment, is not the same as saying "some Republicans will want to, but they will never have the numbers."
Buzz cook
(2,704 posts)looses the MAGA and the backlash threatens their chance or reelection and if Trump turns against tax cuts. There is a chance.
UpInArms
(52,654 posts)Answer
J_William_Ryan
(2,681 posts)Hence the blind partisan right.
DesertRain
(28 posts)rampartd
(1,832 posts)and going off the gold standard
i'm convinced he would have gotten away with watergate
maybe trump will pull a scam with "bitcoin reserve" that they can not stomach?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixon_shock
Uncle Joe
(61,489 posts)rampartd
(1,832 posts)i consider it a scam, a ponzi scheme which has run out of buyers unless the treasury bails them out.
Mountainguy
(1,736 posts)It would take a pretty incredible series of events where Trump lost republican support to the point that safe R congressmen were going to lose their seats in the backlash. I think in a 2 year period, that's not going to happen.
The threat of losing Congress by a normal margin isn't enough to move them either, it would have to be something where they were looking at extinction as a political party.
yourout
(8,413 posts)Uncle Joe
(61,489 posts)Donald Trump is testing congressional power and Republican fealty on three major fronts this week as he steers the country into a backyard trade war, grants Elon Musk unprecedented access to critical government operations and forces senators to take their most difficult votes yet on his nominees.
Tariffs: Agricultural states will bear the brunt of Trumps weekend tariff barrage aimed at Canada, Mexico and China. The American Farm Bureau, which is influential among Republican lawmakers, is warning that farmers will bear the brunt of retaliatory trade measures. Maine Sen. Susan Collins is speaking out about the impact on her state, and Sen. Mitch McConnell said in a 60 Minutes interview that tariffs will hit consumers. Some Republicans, including House Ways and Means Chair Jason Smith, are backing Trumps trade moves.
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Musk: Democrats are raising alarms that the Trump administration is again attempting to seize Congress power of the purse by giving officials affiliated with Musk access to the Treasury Departments payment system. Most Republicans have been publicly silent about the move and its potential to circumvent Congress. Top Senate Democrats will put the issue front and center at a news conference Monday afternoon.
As Musk rattles Washington his latest target is USAID hes using his social media platform X to target Republicans. Musk over the weekend said GOP Sen. Todd Young was a deep state puppet in a post before deleting it and then calling Young a great ally. What happened in between? A phone call where the two discussed Musks so-called Department of Government Efficiency.
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https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2025/02/03/congress/trump-elon-musk-congress-nominee-00202039