The part of the 25th Amendment that has to do with involuntarily removing someone from power, generally for disability, requires the Vice President and a majority of the cabinet to declare the President unfit for duty. Congress has no say, unless the President comes back and says “I’m good to take back over again, everything is fine now,” and the VP/Cabinet don’t agree.
The part of the 25th Amendment that has to do with involuntarily removing someone from power, generally for disability, requires the Vice President and a majority of the cabinet to declare the President unfit for duty. Congress has no say, unless the President comes back and says “I’m good to take back over again, everything is fine now,” and the VP/Cabinet don’t agree.