Donald Trump.

I'm not a fan of Donald Trump but I do agree with his stance that ISIS brides should not be allowed to re-enter the countries they left, in their original quest to join a terrorist organization.

Don't be sorry @marti. He's not worth the breath.

This wouldn't surprise me. She might be afraid of getting caught in any fallout.

Yeah, I'm really not a fan of him.

I hate how he demonizes vulnerable people, especially those fleeing violence and poverty, and his wall seems like an expensive waste of money (which would do nothing to stop people from coming in legally and overstaying their visas). He also seems too authoritarian and corrupt (now that we know he's repeatedly tried to obstruct justice, and he only failed to do so because his staff wouldn't follow his orders). On top of this, the way in which he conducts himself is embarrassing and un-presidential.

In fairness, I will acknowledge that he's sometimes done things that I agreed with. For example, he earns praise from me for his right-to-try legislation for terminally ill patients: that's something I've been advocating for years. But, on the whole, I think there's a *lot* more bad than good.

To be honest, I highly doubt it. 

In order to be removed from office, 67 senators (out of 100) would have to vote to convict him. Democrats and independents only have 47 votes, so at least 20 Republicans would need to vote to remove him - and I really can't see that happening unless any damning new 'smoking guns' emerge. 

Most likely, the Democrats would be unwise to attempt it at this point: it'd be seen as a political stunt, and it'd probably galvanise Republican support behind him. Also, the GOP may attempt a reprisal against the next Democratic president at the earliest possible opportunity. 

Better to remove him at the ballot box next year IMO.