25th Amendment trending on X for Biden

 DC Daily Journal:

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So the damage control of Biden and his allies is only going to go so far. In fact, at the time this article is being written, the tag of “25th Amendment” is trending on Twitter (also known as X). Many are saying that this is a situation that deserves the invoking of the 25th Amendment, as it appears Joe Biden is not fit to run the nation as the President of the United States.

Those calls for the invocation of the 25th Amendment are growing louder and louder. So much so, that now there’s representatives in the U.S. House chamber in Congress who are literally preparing filings for Joe Biden to be removed lawfully as a result of the requirements of the 25th Amendment.

In the wake of Thursday night’s presidential debate, Republican Texas Representative Chip Roy announced his intention to introduce a resolution aimed at removing President Joe Biden from office. Roy shared his plans in a post on the social media platform X on Friday morning, revealing that he will utilize the 25th Amendment to call for Biden’s removal.

Roy’s proposed resolution seeks to mobilize Biden’s cabinet officials to formally declare the president incapable of fulfilling his official duties. The representative’s call to action follows widespread criticism of Biden’s debate performance against former President Donald Trump, which has been labeled a “complete disaster” even by Democratic insiders and typically favorable media outlets.
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Biden has the appearance of being feeble and confused and is often inarticulate trailing off into silence or words that sound like gibberish.  Apparently many in his family seem to think this is OK.

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