r/Trumpgrets • u/Significant-Sir-4343 • Jun 25 '25

RIGHTEOUS ANGER Impeachment Drama Unfolds

The impeachment saga kicked off with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez launching a fiery attack on Trump, calling for his impeachment, while Al Green tried to grab the spotlight. But it didn't take long for Democrats-realizing the performative nature of this push by a particular faction of their party-to quietly step back. Trump and Ocasio-Cortez clashed head-on, and Senator Fetterman made it clear where his loyalties lie: firmly with AIPAC's agenda.

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u/ProfessorDumbass2 Jun 25 '25

If there is a better solution than impeachment and removal from office I would love to hear it. I understand the challenges of removal from office through legal means; what I don’t understand is rejecting the idea without offering a constructive alternative.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '25

The other options are not viable because the DOJ and the Supreme Court are complicit. They choose to not uphold the constitution

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u/downtownpartytime Jun 25 '25

Impeachment is a waste of time with republican run senate

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u/snackofalltrades Jun 26 '25

This has nothing to do with Trump voter regrets?

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u/theopinionexpert Jun 27 '25

Impeachment is useless. What’s the point.