Keep him, he's crazy: in the US, former supporters demand to remove Trump

After threats against Iran, former friends and now opponents of Donald Trump began demanding his removal from office on the basis of an amendment to The US Constitution, which allows the president to be removed if he is mentally deranged.

Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green demanded the enforcement of the 25th Amendment to The Constitution of the United States — that is, the procedure for removing or temporarily replacing the president if he is physically or mentally unable to work or is considered unable to govern the country.

"The 25th Amendment!!! Not a single bomb fell on America. We can't destroy an entire civilization. This is evil and madness," she wrote in X.

"This maniac should be removed from office. After the bombing of a school and the mass murder of girls, a war criminal in the White House threatens genocide. It's time to apply the 25th Amendment to The Constitution. This maniac should be removed from office," Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib also said.

As reported by EADaily, US President Donald Trump warned that if Iran does not make a deal, "the whole civilization will die tonight." He called the deadline 8 pm (3.00 Moscow time).