Goldman Push for 25th Amendment Amid Trump Leadership Concerns

0:00On April 20th, Rep. Dan Goldman from New York is pushing hard for the 25th amendment against President Trump, claiming he's not doing well. Mentally. This comes off a Wall Street Journal piece detailing how Trump's team sidelined him from a key military command room during a tense rescue of two. Downed American Airmen in Iran. The report paints a chaotic picture with Trump yelling at his aides for hours and staff worried his short fuse could derail the delicate mission. They chose to handle it without him to keep things steady. Goldman isn't solo in this. Plenty of Democrats have echoed the call. Senator Chris Murphy spoke up earlier this month after Trump's fiery threats against Iran, while Senator Ed Markey pushed it back when Trump eyed. Greenland. Others, like Representative Yasemin Ansari, from Arizona, went further, labeling Trump extremely mentally ill. These voices keep piling on amid his bold rhetoric. As tensions rise on the world stage, these amendment talks spotlight real concerns over steady leadership in the White House.

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