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Grim Chieftain

(1,505 posts) Fri Feb 20, 2026, 07:15 PM 13 hrs ago

Do you think Trump's bizarre, unhinged tirade against the Supreme Court is the final tipping point? [View all]

We have heard numerous Democratic senators and representatives say that off camera, Republicans have expressed concern about Trump's unhinged demeanor. Is this finally what it will take for them to say "Enough" and back impeachment? Clearly there has to be a point at which they stand up and put country above the crazed felon. Thoughts?

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Do you think Trump's bizarre, unhinged tirade against the Supreme Court is the final tipping point? [View all] Grim Chieftain 13 hrs ago OP

No; there's no tipping point, just a gradual slide. Ocelot II 13 hrs ago #1

Exactly BlueWaveNeverEnd 12 hrs ago #29

I would love to think so. . . . BigDemVoter 13 hrs ago #2

No, there is no final tipping point. GOP is not even nervous about war with Iran. bucolic_frolic 13 hrs ago #3

Not unless rank and file abandon him ITAL 13 hrs ago #4

Nope. There is no tipping point for Repugs. There is no bottom for Repugs. RockRaven 13 hrs ago #5

His polls are so low the GOP may see him as a liability C_U_L8R 13 hrs ago #6

That's what I am hoping. This can't go on or our democracy will be dead Grim Chieftain 13 hrs ago #9

He's also costing Republicans money as well as votes and prestige C_U_L8R 13 hrs ago #10

The repukes are still scared of the 35% of magaloon voters to vote against him. kimbutgar 13 hrs ago #7

The problem is that 35% makes up a lot of their primary voters EdmondDantes_ 13 hrs ago #11

Sadly true kimbutgar 13 hrs ago #13

That, and possibly a lot of Kompromat Putin has on a lot of them and will hand to Trump at the drop of a hat Attilatheblond 13 hrs ago #20

No, because he is 100% killing it on the white supremacy LuvLoogie 13 hrs ago #8

No. I think things will continue to get worse and there will never be a breaking point yaesu 13 hrs ago #12

NO Wednesdays 13 hrs ago #14

I agree! MyOwnPeace 13 hrs ago #18

Much more to come. There will be a birthright citizenship ruling in June dalton99a 13 hrs ago #15

SAVE act will disenfranchise millions, mostly working women who followed tradition re husbands' surname Attilatheblond 13 hrs ago #21

Nope. Not even fucking close. Autumn 13 hrs ago #16

No. This is not a tipping point for his cowardly congressional supporters. La Coliniere 13 hrs ago #17

No. It's going to take Marines in body bags. BlueNProud 13 hrs ago #19

Lockstep support might fade stopdiggin 13 hrs ago #22

Bannow said in email to Epstein in the 45th term that Trump warranted Amendment 25. PufPuf23 13 hrs ago #23

Nope, not even close. ABC123Easy 12 hrs ago #24

No, but I suspect we're not all that far from it. GoCubsGo 12 hrs ago #25

Is this the tipping point? Fuck no. Not even close unfortunately chicoescuela 12 hrs ago #26

No, but it's a great set up for an extra special unhinged SOTU address Raven123 12 hrs ago #27

So many tipping points. pandr32 12 hrs ago #28

Made a few observations today in that hour I left the house and went into the world. multigraincracker 12 hrs ago #30

No. Its just the usual daily tipping point. Will be forgotten within 48 hours IcyPeas 12 hrs ago #31

No. ananda 12 hrs ago #32

Nope. Nt Fiendish Thingy 12 hrs ago #33

I'm hoping other countries release some Epstein info on him womanofthehills 12 hrs ago #34

When are we going to learn that there is no "tipping point?" BlueTsunami2018 12 hrs ago #35

1,065 days. n/t Jacson6 10 hrs ago #36

The only final tipping point for Trump would be... LudwigPastorius 9 hrs ago #37

No casket needed. Just a white shroud. LuckyLib 8 hrs ago #38

The critical tipping point is when: most people just stop listening to Donny and his associates and the wider circle struggle4progress 5 hrs ago #39

Seriously? Trump worshippers call that Friday. His been nuts 24/7 for a long, long time and the GOP just shrugs. Vinca 1 hr ago #40