The Humane Thing To Do

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Throughout the Trump Presidency, we've heard mental health professionals address troubling aspects of Donald Trump's behavior. This week, an anonymous book, by a supposed Trump insider also made a compelling case for dementia, or some other tragic pathology, being indicated by Trumps daily behavior. I don't like Trump, that's no secret. He's a horrible man. I believe he's always been an anti-social personality. He's always been a shameless narcissist. I believe too, that they way Trump behaves now, is worse than the sum of his life before his candidacy for President, let alone his time in office. Hist slurring, wandering around the White House Lawn enroute to the helicopter, Seemingly forgetting things he's said on previous occasions, to make opposite statements shortly afterward, apparently unaware that there are hard and soft records of his "origianl" statements. Trump has never, and likely will never admit when he's wrong, or made a mistake. I imagine the humiliation, and risk of his leaving office voluntarily would be horrifically painful for him. Perhaps, if some of his cabinet members would really think of Trump, a man they purport to love, could muster the strength to remove Trump with Article 25 of the U.S. Constitution. He could leave the White House screaming foul, that there was a conspiracy against him. That the media had him marked from the start. With still his pride and his self affirmed feelings that he was always right. I know I'm asking a lot. Think of all the brown, and/or non-xtian that may slip throuh the cracks. All the dark toddlers who might get lucky and be reunited with their parents. What if some multimillionaires and billionaires have to pay some taxes. It will be hard I know, but try and do the right thing for your President, we already know you don't care about the country, or it's constitution.