The Second Term of Donald J. Trump as President of the United States of America

Shiftless2 said:
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S2,
Do you think President Trump will remain in the presidency until inauguration day 2029?

I am ASTOUNDED this convicted felon has been allowed to do this much harm, despite his explicit ineligibility to hold the office.

Constitution of the United States of America
ARTICLE#14: Ratified July 9, 1868
SECTION3. No person shall ... hold any office, civil or military, under the United States ... who, having previously taken an oath ... as an officer of the United States ... to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. ..."
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How is this even possible?!
 
sear said:
Do you think President Trump will remain in the presidency until inauguration day 2029?
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Given his age and the apparent state of his health who knows if he's going to make it.

However, if you're asking whether he's going to be removed from office it's extremely unlikely that the Republicans will do anything about him.
 
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**Wednesday, Senate Republicans spent three hours grilling Anthony Fauci about the pandemic response — the same pandemic response Fauci ran standing directly next to Donald Trump for the year of it. Somewhere in that hearing room, that timeline got lost.**
Fauci appeared before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee this week at Sen. Rand Paul's request, and invoked his Fifth Amendment right rather than answer questions — telling senators he wanted to avoid giving Republicans testimony they could later use to pursue a perjury prosecution. The hearing, by the Washington Post's own account, produced no new revelations about COVID's origins or the government's response — just dueling partisan narratives, with Republicans accusing Fauci of misleading Congress and Democrats defending him.
Here's the timeline worth putting back on the table, because it never should have left it:
**January 21, 2020** — The first confirmed U.S. COVID case is announced. Trump is president. Fauci, NIAID director since 1984, is already the administration's lead infectious disease official.
**February–March 2020** — Fauci appears at the White House podium alongside Trump for the first Coronavirus Task Force briefings. Trump publicly praises him repeatedly during this stretch, calling him "a great professional."
**March 16, 2020** — Trump announces "15 Days to Slow the Spread," with Fauci standing beside him, launching the first nationwide shutdown guidance.
**Spring–Summer 2020** — Fauci remains the administration's chief medical advisor through the peak Trump-era pandemic months: the hydroxychloroquine debate, the reopening pushes, the daily briefings where Trump and Fauci frequently appeared together and, at times, visibly disagreed on camera.
**May 2020** — Trump launches Operation Warp Speed, the vaccine development initiative that is, to this administration's credit, widely credited with accelerating vaccine availability — developed under Trump, with Fauci as part of the same administration's public health leadership.
**October 2020** — Trump himself is hospitalized with COVID.
**January 2021** — Trump leaves office after the January 6th insurrection at the Capital building. The U.S. death toll has already passed 400,000 — the overwhelming majority of pandemic-era deaths up to that point occurring entirely under the Trump administration, with Fauci serving as his administration's top infectious disease official the entire time.
For a full year of the pandemic — the period covering the initial outbreak, the first lockdowns, the worst uncertainty, and the vaccine rollout's launch — he was Trump's Fauci, appearing at Trump's podium, implementing Trump's task force's guidance. Questioning Fauci's record is fair game; that's what oversight hearings are for. Questioning it while erasing which president he served for the pandemic's defining first year is not oversight — it's rewriting the record in real time.
Draw your own conclusions.
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Sources: Al Jazeera, The Washington Post, NBC News, House Oversight Committee Democrats
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What you can do:
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Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 — ask your reps to support a genuinely bipartisan, fact-based COVID-19 review rather than a single-official focused hearing
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Find your representatives: congress.gov
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Ask directly: does your rep support releasing the full, unredacted record of the 2020 Coronavirus Task Force briefings for public review?
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Read the original White House Coronavirus Task Force briefing transcripts from March–October 2020 directly — the public record of who stood next to whom, and when, still exists

SOURCE with comments
 
Shiftless2 said:
"Given his age and the apparent state of his health who knows if he's going to make it.
However, if you're asking whether he's going to be removed from office ..." S2 #3,763
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You read me like a dime novel. I had both in mind, plus a piano falling on his head, etc.
 
Shiftless2 said:
"It was kind of totally a ****show." #3,767
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Vulgar vocabulary does not render a logical argument more persuasive.
In this case it undermines its own argument by demonstrating ink that could have been devoted to information & persuasion
was instead squandered rudely.

from a #3,767 link:
"... lawmakers were attempting to question him under oath to potentially catch him in a contradiction or perjury."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/heres-real-reason-dr-fauci-162209839.html
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"lawmakers"?
No need to tap-dance. Dr. Fauci's Republican inquisitors apparently seeking vengeance.
For what?
 
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