A number of Democrat congressmen have launched a no-confidence motion against Donald Trump, a move with no practical effect but a show of discontent with the president.
Two dozen congressional Democrats unveiled the resolution on Wednesday to send Trump a message of frustration over how the millionaire-cum-president is running the government.
Representative Steve Cohen explained that the motion questions Trump’s fitness to serve as the commander in chief. “This is an attempt at a political intervention,” he said.
Congress can only remove a president through impeachment; therefore a no-confidence motion would be non-binding.
Cohen added that the resolution details “misdeeds and actions that give people lack of…