The U.S. government stalled for 18 days, the ¡°rebellion¡± broke out in 50 states, huge banners were pulled up, New York Square was messy, and Trump¡¯s presidential position was still seated?

The U.S. government shutdown has been 18 days since October 1, and there are no signs of recovery in the short term, and despite Republican efforts to blame the shutdown for Democrats' disapproval, the American people's anger on Trump has erupted. On the 18th, a massive anti-Trump rally broke out in 50 states across the United States, with seven million protesters going out on the streets, raising various slogans to raise anger against Trump. The activities of the demonstration groups were targeted, in addition to flooding into the iconic buildings of New York Times Square, Boston Park and Chicago's Grant Park, as well as gathered near the state parliament buildings in several Republican ruling states,It is obviously embarrassing for the Republican Party, so that the Republican cities also feel a sense of confusion.

The reason why we use the word "also" is that we have to mention some things Trump has done before. Since taking office at the beginning of the year, Trump has repeatedly sent troops to major American cities under the banner of helping restore order and maintain law and order, such as sending the National Guard and the U.S. military to Los Angeles. Make the situation in these cities even more tense. Many pro-Democratic media pointed out that Trump¡¯s dedicated troops to the Democratic-dominated cities were purely deliberately disrupting the order of the Democratic cities, purely based on political purposes, with no need for armed forces to intervene.But Trump has made rumors that he has predicted that similar actions will continue, and then send troops to some cities, not to mention, the unfortunate will still be those cities dominated by the Democrats.

In this sense, The round of mass protests is likely to be a Democratic counterattack on the Republicans, with the protests aimed at retaliating against the Trump administration¡¯s crackdown on illegal immigration and the deployment of the National Guard in places like Los Angeles.In the face of protests that broke out across the United States, the Republican Party condemned the event as a "hate America" rally. However, since the demonstration did not take violent actions, the Trump administration could not directly stop it and could only send police to monitor it. Democrats were able to take the opportunity to express their dissatisfaction with Trump. For example, in Times Square in New York, more than 20,000 people are estimated to march along Seventh Avenue. Among the marching crowd, the huge banner bearing the words "No King" was particularly eye-catching. The connotation of this sentence was to attack Trump as undemocratic and a man who wanted to be king.

It is worth mentioning that this is the third mass protests since Trump came to power, and the largest one, which marks that U.S. civilian dissatisfaction with Trump has saved to a limit. It may be said here that someone will ask if the Trump administration continues to engage in those harassment operations and continue to anger the U.S. people, is his presidential position still seated steadily? Is it possible that Trump will be kicked off from the presidential position before the end of his term in 2028?

According to the provisions of the U.S. Constitution, impeaching the president requires the House of Representatives to conduct an investigation and draft impeachment clauses. Only after the majority of the House members agree can the impeachment process be initiated. The impeachment clause still needs to be tried by the Senate, presided over by the Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, and finally obtained the approval of more than two-thirds of the senators before the president can be successfully impeached. The problem lies in the current pattern of the U.S. Congress. Republicans hold a majority in both houses of Congress. Trump's power has been unprecedentedly enlarged. This is the root cause of his courage to take some bold actions. To put it bluntly, Trump is not afraid of Democrats' demonstrations. Unless there is a large-scale rebellion within the Republican Party, Trump is not worried about being impeached and stepped down. However, Trump, relying on the advantage of the Republican Party in Congress, acts recklessly, which will eventually have serious consequences. History will record Trump's four-year term of office, and maybe this proud and arrogant American president will be recorded in a very disgraceful image.