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Topic	Who is running against Trump in the midterm?
Gunsandredroses 10/02/18 9:30:53 PM #10:	Ogurisama posted... papercup posted... Nobody is running against Trump, it's a midterm, the presidency isn't up for election for 2 years. Hence "midterm". But why do i always hear people saying he can be removed from office during the midterm Because the belief is that enough Democrats will be elected to be able to call for impeachment (despite the fact that more than half of the sitting Senate Democrats [rightfully] believe impeachment is going too far. One even suggested that calls for impeachment would be a violation of our country's electoral process. In other words, it ain't gonna happen...which is a shame because if impeachment went all the way to removal from office, then Mike Pence would finish out this term, and be up for reelection in 2020 and 2024. So the real question is, is it worth it to sacrifice a Trump for a few extra Pences, knowing Pence would be receiving most of his advice from President Trump? --- I think for myself, just like some random guy on the internet I agree with 100%. <cite>Gunsandredroses posted [p:909855241] in Who is run... [t:77061198]...</cite> <quote><cite>Ogurisama posted...</cite> <quote><cite>papercup posted...</cite> <quote>Nobody is running against Trump, it's a midterm, the presidency isn't up for election for 2 years. Hence "midterm".</quote> But why do i always hear people saying he can be removed from office during the midterm</quote> Because the belief is that enough Democrats will be elected to be able to call for impeachment (despite the fact that more than half of the sitting Senate Democrats [rightfully] believe impeachment is going too far. One even suggested that calls for impeachment would be a violation of our country's electoral process. In other words, it ain't gonna happen...which is a shame because if impeachment went all the way to removal from office, then Mike Pence would finish out this term, and be up for reelection in 2020 and 2024. So the real question is, is it worth it to sacrifice a Trump for a few extra Pences, knowing Pence would be receiving most of his advice from President Trump? --- I think for myself, just like some random guy on the internet I agree with 100%. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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