Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny over his fitness for office after 50 House Democrats introduced legislation invoking the framework of the 25th Amendment.
The proposed bill seeks to establish a formal congressional mechanism to evaluate presidential capacity, a move lawmakers say is driven by concerns about conduct they describe as 'volatile and incoherent'. The legislation revives a long-simmering constitutional debate over how the United States should respond to questions about a president's ability to discharge official duties. It also places Trump once again at the centre of a politically charged dispute over leadership, stability and accountability.
