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The 25th Amendment provides a constitutional path to remove a president deemed unable to discharge the duties of the office, specifically President Trump.
The provides two distinct constitutional paths that could lead to being removed or displaced: automatic succession upon death, resignation, or impeachment conviction (Section 1), and a disability/remo...
The Twenty-Fifth Amendment provides a constitutional path to remove a president deemed unable to discharge the duties of the office, but Section 4 — the only provision that contemplates involuntary re...
No — the 25th Amendment has not been invoked to remove or transfer power away from President Trump, and Section 4 of the amendment — the only subsection that allows the vice president and a majority o...
A subset of members of have publicly demanded that resign or be removed from office at various points — primarily in the aftermath of the and during other controversies — but there was never a single,...
The 25th Amendment provides constitutional mechanisms for presidential succession and for declaring a president unable to discharge the powers of the office, including a rarely used Section 4 that wou...