What amendment can be invoked to remove a President from office? Explained
The 25th Amendment, approved in 1967, elucidates the order of presidential succession and outlines the procedure for determining a president unfit to fulfill the obligations of the office. Under Section 4 of the amendment, the vice president and a majority of the cabinet can officially declare the president incapacitated, allowing the vice president to temporarily assume the presidential duties. While this measure has not been fully implemented, it serves as a vital constitutional tool aimed at ensuring stability in times of presidential incapacity or emergency.