We have to remove Trump from office. Apparently I’m not the only one with this thought. There are tons of threads on this topic, with some very complete plans.
https://www.reddit.com/r/50501/comments/1j0o5pl/we_cannot_accept_anything_less_than_the_removal/
Off the top of my head I think the options are:
25th amendment
14th amendment
Treason
Election irregularity investigation
Impeachment
Note that even if these “don’t work”, they occupy his time & waning life energy.
Let’s not forget how effective the Tesla boycott has been. Musk to the point of tears, Trump shilling Teslas in front of the White House just like he shilled cans of Goya Black Beans. We have the power.
Very good detail in the piece below.
From
https://theradicalfederalist.substack.com/p/the-protest-playbook-how-to-win-real
VI. No More Symbolic Protest: The Time to Act is Now
No more marches that lead nowhere. No more symbolic demonstrations that politicians ignore.
History shows that only strategic, escalating movements succeed:
Hong Kong (2019)—Mass strikes, encrypted coordination, citywide flash mobs.
Chile (2019)—General strikes, occupations, a new constitution forced.
India (2021)—Highway blockades, year-long protests, laws repealed.
Now, it’s our turn.
Seize local power—demand radical federalist policies at the state level.
Escalate strategically—rallies, sit-ins, blockades, strikes.
Stay organized—encrypted communication, decentralized actions, and persistence.
No more waiting. No more excuses. The system will not fix itself.
Organize your city. Seize your state. Build real power.
As I've noted before, the political winners throughout history - regardless of political ideology - have been organized down to the level of potluck dinners, weekly house meetings, and book clubs. For such individuals (revolutionaries, abolitionists, suffragists, labor organizers, anti-abortion religious activists, 2nd amendment activists, etc.) the advocacy of a political position is merged into a lifestyle that involves sincere friendships, meaningful projects, and the provision of economically valuable support to one's fellow activists. A clique is formed that has its own appeal, that attracts move people to join, that gives people a vehicle and clear first step to join the movement, that establishes a working subculture, and that forms a visible opposition that strikes fear into the cold, calculating hearts of politicians.
The modern left has largely abandoned these principles for at least the past 50 years. Instead, they've focused on fundraising to buy ads, courtroom strategies, games with demographic labels, and noisy demonstrations that go nowhere. New ideals of hyper-individualism have replaced the solidarity and collective action of the past, and as a result we have lots of "we ought to" comments on the internet and nobody showing up to meetings.
The far right has gone the other direction, toward collectivism in the physical world. Thus we see activist churches, militias and gun clubs, think tanks, business groups, social media companies forming an alt-right pipeline, and international coordination with allies like Russia. Their reality-based organizing and subculture development has yielded the results seen today.
So I suppose what the world needs to return to balance is not a louder demonstration. It is a shift toward collective action and real-life community by the left, which has become absent from the real world of politcs and absorbed into consumerism, fiction, and social media centric lifestyles. A whole new ideological direction might be needed, and so far I see nothing sprouting on this front.
