Step 5: Congress needs a supermajority to keep the president sidelined.
To keep power with the vice president, two-thirds of the House and two-thirds of the Senate must agree the president is unable to serve.
That supermajority requirement is the point.
It makes Section 4 a last-resort tool, not a routine political weapon.
So when someone says “Just invoke the 25th,” they’re skipping the hard part:
The vice president has to start it—and Congress has to finish it.
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