01-26-2017, 03:25 PM
OK, so some think Trump is evil, some think he is crazy, and some think he is the second coming of who ever the Greatest White Hope ever was (Bob?).
But I think we can agree on this: the people really happy he is President are declining in numbers rapidly. This leaves us with those who think he is evil and those who think he is merely crazy. I think the Congress is willing to let evil go unchecked as long as their stock portfolios are looking up, and at this point they are. But I am not sure they are willing to let crazy go unchecked.
Much has been made about the health of prior candidates and presidents and whether they were fit for office - but the focus was usually physical health - is he too old? if he has disease x does that disqualify him? But what about mental health?
Is it possible Congress would consider evidence that El Presidente is batshit crazy as grounds for removal from office? Evidence like his behavior and the testimony of mental health experts and/or his refusal to submit to clinical interview by mental health expert(s)? Could/would a bipartisan effort to unite against having a lunatic in the White House happen?
What say ye?
But I think we can agree on this: the people really happy he is President are declining in numbers rapidly. This leaves us with those who think he is evil and those who think he is merely crazy. I think the Congress is willing to let evil go unchecked as long as their stock portfolios are looking up, and at this point they are. But I am not sure they are willing to let crazy go unchecked.
Much has been made about the health of prior candidates and presidents and whether they were fit for office - but the focus was usually physical health - is he too old? if he has disease x does that disqualify him? But what about mental health?
Is it possible Congress would consider evidence that El Presidente is batshit crazy as grounds for removal from office? Evidence like his behavior and the testimony of mental health experts and/or his refusal to submit to clinical interview by mental health expert(s)? Could/would a bipartisan effort to unite against having a lunatic in the White House happen?
What say ye?
JOHN ROBERTS: From time to time in the years to come, I hope you will be treated unfairly so that you will come to know the value of justice... I wish you bad luck, again, from time to time so that you will be conscious of the role of chance in life and understand that your success is not completely deserved and that the failure of others is not completely deserved either.
