25th Amendment Trends After Trump Floats ‘Apocalypse by Tuesday’ Plan
In what aides are delicately calling a “slight rhetorical overshoot,” Donald Trump has once again suggested that wiping out an entire civilization is just another item on the evening agenda, somewhere between dinner and cable news.
The remark, in which he warned that “a whole civilization will die,” has triggered a rare bipartisan moment: universal panic, accompanied by frantic Googling of the 25th Amendment to the United States Constitution.
Even longtime loyalists like Alex Jones and Marjorie Taylor Greene appear to have reached the “supervillain monologue” threshold, openly wondering how to uninstall a sitting president before he reaches the “press big red button” phase.
Meanwhile, lawmakers plead for intervention as Trump continues issuing ultimatums to Iran that read less like diplomacy and more like a rejected script from a mid-budget apocalypse film.
At press time, global leaders were reportedly hoping the situation might de-escalate naturally, perhaps via a distraction, a golf game, or a strong Wi-Fi outage.
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