“The amendment is back in the spotlight today because of a Vanity Fair article that reports then-adviser Steve Bannon told President Trump that he shouldn’t be worried about impeachment.”
It used to be one of the lesser-known amendments to the United States constitution, but lately, more and more people are talking about it.
But what even is the 25th amendment — and why is there increasing conversation about it?
Adopted on Feb. 1967, the 25th amendment says the president can be removed from office if the majority of their cabinet determines the president is “unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.”
Click to continue reading. By Josh Magness – Oct 12, 2017.