Is It Time to Invoke the 25th Amendment to Remove Joe Biden from Office?
In harmony with the wording of the 25th Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America, it appears quite clearly that Joe Biden “is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office,” or more precisely, the office that he’s occupying illegitimately. Should the 25th Amendment be invoked, given Joe Biden’s first seven months in office? We all know the answer to that question.
We need only to look at Joe Biden’s most current Afghanistan blunder to arrive at a definite answer to this question! Joe Biden showed a severe dereliction of duty by failing to plan for the evacuation of Americans and our Afghan allies before withdrawing military forces from the country. Additionally, Joe Biden failed to secure military equipment, allowing it to fall into the hands of the Taliban. Even worse, he now has failed to engage with the public or the press.
Joe Biden ignored the appeals from state department officials in Kabul, his own state department appointees, from veterans organizations, and from nonprofits who, for many weeks, before this crisis warned him that lives were at stake. The facts are clear. Joe Biden made the decision to pull out of Afghanistan without securing American interests, resulting in disaster. Lives have been lost, Americans are in danger, and the reality is that our standing in the world has been compromised because of the lack of leadership of Joe Biden!
It’s time to remove this imposter from the White House!
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