House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wants President Donald Trump removed from the White House.
But she’s no longer talking about Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden beating Trump in the election.
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She’s not interested in a second impeachment trial, either.
Pelosi says she’s meeting with Democratic leaders to discuss envoking the 25th Amendment and having Trump removed from the presidency, citing his health.
If the president “is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office” because of illness, death, or disability, the 25th Amendment would allow Vice President Mike Pence to be sworn into presidency.
“Tomorrow, by the way, tomorrow, come here tomorrow,” Pelosi told reporters Thursday. “We’re going to be talking about the 25th Amendment.”
Pelosi has questioned Trump’s health and well-being, and wants to know how long he’s had the coronavirus.
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“I think that the public needs to know the health condition of the President,” Pelosi said. “There’s one question that he refused to answer … when was his last negative test?”
Pelosi said American people need to “make a judgment about the actions that were taken after” Trump’s positive test.
“Let us see a date, a time when you last tested negative,” she said.
Pelosi didn’t provide details about what she was planning. When pressed, she said she would reveal her 25th Amendment idea tomorrow after meeting with Democratic Party leaders.
It is an extraordinary and unprecendented move by the House Speaker with the general election just 26 days away.
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According to polls, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has a commanding lead over Trump. But Democrats fear the polls are wrong, like they were in 2016 — and Pelosi seems prepared to take action.
Pelosi indicated she also wanted an “intervention” at the White House on Wednesday during an interview on “The View.” She said she is concerned over “the denial that the president is in” and said “something’s wrong.”
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