How long before Trump's next impeachment?

[Along Came Jones]

A petition launched by nonprofit Free Speech for People has collected upwards of 100,000 signatures. Contrasted with the number of people who voted Trump into office that doesn't seem quite like a tsunami movement to pressure Congress to dislodge the president from his catbird seat. Then there's the matter of a Republican controlled House which may not be inclined to go along. There is also the seemingly overlooked fact that a Senate conviction and removal would place J.D. Vance in the Oval Office supported by however many of Trump's cabinet secretaries survive confirmation.

If the liberal and progressive doom criers correctly forecast that an out-of-control Trump is harmful to the health and wellbeing of the nation, then once the pain reaches middle American streets then Congress will most certainly feel the backlash. My subjective guess is the tide will recede to build that tsunami in six to nine months. Trump will be impeached in mid 2026 and a sufficient number of Republican senators will cross over to convict. The mid term elections will feature impeachment as the central campaign issue to put the country back on a truer middle course.

So, the question becomes, will Trump's unconstitutional executive orders and other actions flaunting congressional legislation generate that kind of impeachment fervor? What if Trump's actions do not cause injury to middle America but remain political questions contested? What does your crystal ball tell you?

 

[Airyaman]

At least two years. Trump could murder a GOP Congressman's daughter, cut off her head and piss on the bloody stump and they'd try to tell us how he's just getting rid of the "Deep State".

 

[ttwtt78640]

A petition launched by nonprofit Free Speech for People has collected upwards of 100,000 signatures. Contrasted with the number of people who voted Trump into office that doesn't seem quite like a tsunami movement to pressure Congress to dislodge the president from his catbird seat. Then there's the matter of a Republican controlled House which may not be inclined to go along. There is also the seemingly overlooked fact that a Senate conviction and removal would place J.D. Vance in the Oval Office supported by however many of Trump's cabinet secretaries survive confirmation.

If the liberal and progressive doom criers correctly forecast that an out-of-control Trump is harmful to the health and wellbeing of the nation, then once the pain reaches middle American streets then Congress will most certainly feel the backlash. My subjective guess is the tide will recede to build that tsunami in six to nine months. Trump will be impeached in mid 2026 and a sufficient number of Republican senators will cross over to convict. The mid term elections will feature impeachment as the central campaign issue to put the country back on a truer middle course.

So, the question becomes, will Trump's unconstitutional executive orders and other actions flaunting congressional legislation generate that kind of impeachment fervor?

Nope.

What if Trump's actions do not cause injury to middle America but remain political questions contested?

When have political questions not been contested?

What does your crystal ball tell you?

Trump will remain POTUS and not face impeachment (again).

 

[Bok Tuklo]

Sometime during his third term

 

[OrphanSlug]

What does your crystal ball tell you?

That this publicity stunt by the nonprofit Free Speech for People is a waste of time.

 

[redbeer]

A petition launched by nonprofit Free Speech for People has collected upwards of 100,000 signatures. Contrasted with the number of people who voted Trump into office that doesn't seem quite like a tsunami movement to pressure Congress to dislodge the president from his catbird seat. Then there's the matter of a Republican controlled House which may not be inclined to go along. There is also the seemingly overlooked fact that a Senate conviction and removal would place J.D. Vance in the Oval Office supported by however many of Trump's cabinet secretaries survive confirmation.

If the liberal and progressive doom criers correctly forecast that an out-of-control Trump is harmful to the health and wellbeing of the nation, then once the pain reaches middle American streets then Congress will most certainly feel the backlash. My subjective guess is the tide will recede to build that tsunami in six to nine months. Trump will be impeached in mid 2026 and a sufficient number of Republican senators will cross over to convict. The mid term elections will feature impeachment as the central campaign issue to put the country back on a truer middle course.

So, the question becomes, will Trump's unconstitutional executive orders and other actions flaunting congressional legislation generate that kind of impeachment fervor? What if Trump's actions do not cause injury to middle America but remain political questions contested? What does your crystal ball tell you?

Most are aware there are insane people living amongst us......Paranoid fear mongers abound in the left and if the democrats gain control of the House in 2026 they most assuredly will move to impeach Trump. In this, there can be no doubt. The influence these exert is not near as strong and solid as it was, for most have realized these political morons are an extreme danger to our Republic.

 

[Artymoon]

If the House flips at the midterm that will be the first priority. Especially if things are going well as they would not want to risk the next Republican candidate riding his coat tails.

 

[Mycroft]

How long before Trump's next impeachment?​

It won't happen...and especially not because some leftwing nutjob organization collects a hundred thousand signatures from other leftwing nutjobs.

 

[ttwtt78640]

How long before Trump's next impeachment?​

It won't happen...and especially not because some leftwing nutjob organization collects a hundred thousand signatures from other leftwing nutjobs.

It’s certainly possible if demorats gain a House majority in 2027.

 

[Mycroft]

It’s certainly possible if demorats gain a House majority in 2027.

They won't try that again. They know it won't work and it'll just get more people pissed at them.

 

[OrphanSlug]

If the House flips at the midterm that will be the first priority. Especially if things are going well as they would not want to risk the next Republican candidate riding his coat tails.

Doubt it, it would take far more than just a flip of majority in the House. Otherwise, the any impeachment effort is basically DOA in the Senate.

I guess we can speculate on how far Trump goes with various weaponization of government function, breaking whatever laws, but I have doubts on another impeachment effort.

 

[Lycanthrope]

Big Macs have a better chance of removing Dear Leader than impeachment.

 

[Airyaman]

They won't try that again. They know it won't work and it'll just get more people pissed at them.

You make the assumption that the American people won't want him gone by then.

I know I wouldn't make that wager.

If he tanks the economy and people are spending more for everything, he is going to be hated by alot more people.

His tariffs are expected to cost the average American $800 or more per year. Doesn't sound like much but when people are already angry about increased cost of living, $800 is actually alot.

 

[Artymoon]

Doubt it, it would take far more than just a flip of majority in the House. Otherwise, the any impeachment effort is basically DOA in the Senate.

I guess we can speculate on how far Trump goes with various weaponization of government function, breaking whatever laws, but I have doubts on another impeachment effort.

Having the Senate makes no difference, adding an impeachment to Trump's record would be the goal. The pie in the sky would be taking over Congress and then it would be a slam dunk, see you later no matter the state of the union.

 

[LouC]

How long before Trump's next impeachment?​

I pray to GOD above that there is never ever another Impeachment attempt of Donald Trump!

 

[OrphanSlug]

Adding an impeachment to Trump's record would be the goal.

That's already been done, did not end up being all that meaningful then either.

 

[ttwtt78640]

Doubt it, it would take far more than just a flip of majority in the House. Otherwise, the any impeachment effort is basically DOA in the Senate.

I guess we can speculate on how far Trump goes with various weaponization of government function, breaking whatever laws, but I have doubts on another impeachment effort.

A demorat majority House could certainly impeach Trump in 2027, but since he can’t run again it would likely be seen as waste of time and money.

 

[LouC]

That's already been done, did not end up being all that meaningful then either.

The two previous, needless, Impeachments just solidified his base and gave him victimhood attraction from many folks.

The two previous Impeachments were bad for Democrats in a vastly greater way than they hurt or punished Donald Trump.

I opposed them then, and still feel they were extremely ill advised.

 

[LouC]

A democrat majority House could certainly impeach Trump in 2027, but since he can’t run again it would likely be seen as waste of time and money.

OMG...I would hope if the Democrats should retake House control that they would not even think of trying that mangy dog and lame pony show once again!

 

[DrewPaul]

A petition launched by nonprofit Free Speech for People has collected upwards of 100,000 signatures. Contrasted with the number of people who voted Trump into office that doesn't seem quite like a tsunami movement to pressure Congress to dislodge the president from his catbird seat. Then there's the matter of a Republican controlled House which may not be inclined to go along. There is also the seemingly overlooked fact that a Senate conviction and removal would place J.D. Vance in the Oval Office supported by however many of Trump's cabinet secretaries survive confirmation.

If the liberal and progressive doom criers correctly forecast that an out-of-control Trump is harmful to the health and wellbeing of the nation, then once the pain reaches middle American streets then Congress will most certainly feel the backlash. My subjective guess is the tide will recede to build that tsunami in six to nine months. Trump will be impeached in mid 2026 and a sufficient number of Republican senators will cross over to convict. The mid term elections will feature impeachment as the central campaign issue to put the country back on a truer middle course.

So, the question becomes, will Trump's unconstitutional executive orders and other actions flaunting congressional legislation generate that kind of impeachment fervor? What if Trump's actions do not cause injury to middle America but remain political questions contested? What does your crystal ball tell you?

 

[verrip1]

Given that the Dems hereabouts drone on with the same old lines with the same failed strategy that lost Kamala the presidency and put Republican majorities in both houses of Congress, the midterm elections will yield the same outcome as occurred last Nov. 5.

Reflect on Einstein's definition of insanity.

 

[Artymoon]

That's already been done, did not end up being all that meaningful then either.

Oh, I don't disagree. But if Democrats are able to take over in the midterms, they won't be able to control themselves. Wouldn't matter if it made sense or not.

 

[ttwtt78640]

Given that the Dems hereabouts drone on with the same old lines with the same failed strategy that lost Kamala the presidency and put Republican majorities in both houses of Congress, the midterm elections will yield the same outcome as occurred last Nov. 5.

Reflect on Einstein's definition of insanity.

IMHO, that will depend on how many (if any) federal subsidies going directly to the electorate are removed or reduced by congress critters.

 

[jpevans]

A petition launched by nonprofit Free Speech for People has collected upwards of 100,000 signatures. Contrasted with the number of people who voted Trump into office that doesn't seem quite like a tsunami movement to pressure Congress to dislodge the president from his catbird seat. Then there's the matter of a Republican controlled House which may not be inclined to go along. There is also the seemingly overlooked fact that a Senate conviction and removal would place J.D. Vance in the Oval Office supported by however many of Trump's cabinet secretaries survive confirmation.

If the liberal and progressive doom criers correctly forecast that an out-of-control Trump is harmful to the health and wellbeing of the nation, then once the pain reaches middle American streets then Congress will most certainly feel the backlash. My subjective guess is the tide will recede to build that tsunami in six to nine months. Trump will be impeached in mid 2026 and a sufficient number of Republican senators will cross over to convict. The mid term elections will feature impeachment as the central campaign issue to put the country back on a truer middle course.

So, the question becomes, will Trump's unconstitutional executive orders and other actions flaunting congressional legislation generate that kind of impeachment fervor? What if Trump's actions do not cause injury to middle America but remain political questions contested? What does your crystal ball tell you?

I don't expect an Impeachment in the Senate maybe some noise in the house.
There is a new Drumpfism every day but there isn't time to comedown before the next one.

 

[EnigmaO01]

How long before Trump's next impeachment?​

I pray to GOD above that there is never ever another Impeachment attempt of Donald Trump!

What God are you praying to? It sure isn't mine.