Josh Gay

With this Senate, even if we take both houses of Congress in November, the numbers aren't there.

And impeachment works the same way essentially with numbers because it would require the House to pass articles and then two-thirds of the Senate to convict.

It's not happening with a majority of Republicans or even a slim Democrat majority.

And then I want you to think about what would happen if, if by some miracle,

we pulled this off.

Do you really want the same Project 2025 agenda but with J.D.

Vance delivering the message?

He's better educated.

He's more well-spoken.

He actually reads, unlike our president.

He's young in political terms.

He'd do well in the Midwest.

And he would enter 2028 as the incumbent.

And that's not the whole point here, though.

The point and the reason why the articles of impeachment are being filed is the record.

The point is that when this chapter of American history is written, there has to be a documented bipartisan consensus that the President of the United States was unfit for office.

Even the Democrats who didn't want to talk about impeachment at the start of this term because they were focused on, rightfully so, on the kitchen table issues

they are now the ones being forced to respond too.

But I want to give you a real option.

The optimistic view here.