Bear with me, this may sound a little crazy.

But I keep hearing from political experts that there’s a chance Donald Trump will be removed from office — and sooner than you might think. 

Here’s how this plot could unfold. 

It’s becoming more apparent that Trump’s brain is, well, turning into mush. 

He’s angrier, more erratic, and more dangerous than ever. 

He can’t be trusted to do the job.

That’s why Congress ratified the 25th Amendment in 1967, to provide a clear process for removing a president who can’t be trusted to do the job.

All it would take to remove Trump is for his cabinet and Republicans in Congress to show some courage.

Yeah, I know. I’ll wait for you to stop laughing. 

But here’s the thing. Up until now, these sycophants have gone along with Trump because they’re afraid of his base.  

But that base is now coming apart.  

Something about him protecting pedophiles and starting an unnecessary war with Iran that’s sent prices skyrocketing… 

As things keep spiraling out of control, the more angry his base gets…

And the more likely they are to turn on Republicans in office…

Now, when faced with this reality, suppose JD Vance plots with Marco Rubio.

JD says “Hey Marco, back me on using the 25th Amendment — I’ll make you Vice President.” 

Then JD and Marco promise Todd Blanche they’ll keep him on as Attorney General, and promise Pete Hegseth he’ll keep his job. 

Vance and Rubio then approach House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune. 

These Republicans know they could lose control of Congress if Trump sticks around, so they also agree to get on board. 

The plot is finalized when Trump is away at Mar-a-Lago.

JD Vance and company submit a written letter to Congress saying Trump has to go…

And they call Trump, when he’s on the golf course, to tell him he’s no longer president.

Trump screams, hollers, smashes a golf club into the ground. 

He rushes to his phone and unleashes an unhinged rant on Truth Social.

But Johnson and Thune use their power under the 25th Amendment to bring up a vote in Congress on whether Trump can do the job — and a two-thirds majority in both the House and Senate decide he can’t. 

And poof — Trump is gone. JD Vance is president. 

I can’t decide whether to be elated…or horrified.

You?