Welcome to this episode of Sisters Sidebar with Jill Weinbanks and me, Barb McQuaid.

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So let's get started.

Jill, our first question comes to us from Donna in North Carolina.

Many people are talking about impeaching the president using the 25th Amendment,

but that is on for one person at a time, isn't it?

Would Article 2, Section 4 be a better way to take care of the president and his cabinet?

What are your thoughts?

What an interesting question.

You are not the only person who has asked about

whether Article 2 of the Constitution, Section 4, allows for the overall removal of the president,

the vice president, and the cabinet, all in one fell swoop. The answer is, no. That's sort of a misreading.

It does allow for each of them to be impeached and removed, but each has to be subject to

articles of impeachment, individually directed at them. Now, could they be combined in one document?

They could. You could say,

we need to impeach all these people and here's why, but there have to be allegations specific to

each person. The Constitution allows all of the, you know, the president, the vice president,

and all official officers to be impeached. But they have to go through the process of a vote of impeachment and then

a trial and conviction in the Senate. So it does not differentiate. People think there's a difference

between you can only impeach the president one way, but no, you can impeach the

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