Opposition MPs seek Trump’s removal over use of abusive language

American President Donald Trump is in trouble after using abusive language against Iran. As per reports, opposition MPs in the US have intensified their demand to remove Trump from office by bringing a no-confidence motion under the 25th Constitutional Amendment. At least 5 MPs have openly demanded Trump's removal, reportedly saying that he is completely incapable of performing his duties and removing him from power is the only option.

MP Becca Balint reportedly raised the question that if Obama or Biden had used such abusive language, wouldn’t the Republican Party have demanded their removal? While Senator Chris Murphy and Congressman Yasmin Ansari reportedly called Trump  ‘crazy’ and said that the whole world is in danger because of him.

The 25th Amendment to the US Constitution which reportedly provides detailed information about the next steps in the event of the removal of the president from office or his death or incapacity. According to this law, if the president is removed, the vice president takes over for the remainder of the term. To start this process, the cabinet has to first bring a proposal. If the president opposes this proposal, the matter goes to the parliament. If 2/3rd of the members of the Senate and Congress approve this proposal, the president has to leave his chair.

According to the report, Donald Trump has now gone on a 3-day leave after making a controversial statement against Iran. Representative Melanie Stansberry has reportedly criticised it in harsh words and said that now the water is going over his head and this is the right time to take action. Considering the way the political atmosphere in America is currently heating up, the coming days may prove to be very challenging for Trump, as reports suggest.