House may consider new way to remove presidents amid Biden allegations

On Friday, Representative Daril Issa suggested that the House of Representatives should consider obtaining a constitutional amendment to facilitate the removal of a president who is unable to perform the job in response to the alleged cover -up of the former President Joe Biden.

Issa said, R-Calif. , And he is a member of the Judicial Committee of the House of Representatives, that the measures taken by the Biden administration officials to keep the Americans in the dark about his health presentation that the rulings contained in the twenty -fifth amendment may be insufficient. This amendment allows the vice president and ministers to remove a president from his role if he is “unable to perform his office powers and duties.”

Issa told Fox News: “It was supposed to be always the Vice President and the Council of Ministers, based on the assumption that they would perform their right and observe them seriously and that they were closer to the president to see if this event was required.” “It now seems as if their neutrality can be interrogated.”

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Issa added: “If this is the case, then the other two branches must somehow to the process of asserting that the president may not be able to perform his duties and determine this in a fair way, and if necessary,” Issa added.

The other two branches in this case are likely to be congress and the Supreme Court.

Issa’s comments come as the House of Representatives Supervision Committee is scheduled to meet three Biden administration officials next week about the decline of the former president. Neera Tanden, former director of the NEERA Tanden, will meet on Tuesday. The former assistant to the president and chief adviser to the first lady Anthony Braza will meet the committee on Thursday. Former White House doctor, Dr. Kevin Okonor, will witness by Friday.

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Representative Daril Issa will attend the third day of the Republican National Congress at the Fiserv Forum on July 17, 2024, in Milwoki, Wisconsin. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

The committee also conducted the course interviews with former administration officials Annie Thomasini and Ashley Williams. She is looking for interviews with many officials in the Biden Interior Department, including former Chief of Staff Ron Klein and former former advisers of communications head Anita Dan.

Also among the questions that investigators will obtain whether any of Biden officials use the autopsy to authorize the executive procedures without the president’s permission.

The results of this investigation, according to ISSA, can help to inform exactly how to write this possible constitutional amendment.

Issa said: “What President does is a very important Kumar because he mainly provides facts to the Judicial Committee, which will undoubtedly take a possible amendment to the twenty -fifth amendment.”

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The House of Representatives Control Committee is scheduled to meet three Biden administration officials next week about the decline of the former president. (AP)

There is a very high threshold to amend the constitution-a third of voting in each room and ratified by three quarters of the states. Therefore, if the amendment verifies the judiciary, it will face a difficult way to make it through Congress, even with the control of the unified Republicans. But Issa says that it is worth making an effort to improve the system.

“Since it did not succeed, we have to ask, is there another way to make it work better in the future?” He asked.