I simply cannot agree with this. I am certain that if you’d asked the legislators who had framed the 25th amendment, would they anticipate it providing for situations where the President was demonstrably (or had become) clinically insane, then their overwhelming answer would have been an unequivocal ‘yes’.
On the basis that he is clinically insane (which I profoundly believe he is) then this is entirely a precedent that your nation should set.
It is effectively moot, but any such assessment will inevitably rely upon opinion; after all, people pay good money for the opinions of others!I am sure you are right but I think they also assumed the partisans supporters/opposers of a President would have agreed that a President was in fact debilitated. Such a diagnosis wouldn’t have relied on opinion. That wouldn’t be the case now. Agree with @Trevor Morley's Tache that the point is effectively moot.
It is effectively moot, but any such assessment will inevitably rely upon opinion; after all, people pay good money for the opinions of others!
So, like, yellow-ish?I think Don had the virus early on when he wearing the cap and holding onto the poddium,he looked very pale and unsteady
So, like, yellow-ish?
So, like, yellow-ish?
To me, that looked like he was coming down after a ten day bender.I think Don had the virus early on when he wearing the cap and holding onto the poddium,he looked very pale and unsteady
He looked as pale as you can when you have been tangoed haSo, like, yellow-ish?
Ha could have been that as wellTo me, that looked like he was coming down after a ten day bender.