Is there a process for getting a vote of "no confidence" for our federal government?

Question

I would be very interested to know what it would take, ie petisions, etc. to force a vote of yes, or no on the confidence we have in our federal government, from the president, down through the House of Representitaves.

Answer 1

Nope, the US is not set up that way.

Answer 2

It's called voting.

Answer 3

We do have a way to get a vote of No Confidence in the Federal Government. It's called an "Election"! Maybe you have heard of them?

Answer 4

The answer is "YES". I've been doing it for years! The first, and last, President I voted for was Reagan for his second term. I voted for George Bush the First against Dukacus. (George Bush the First was a spook and they can't be trusted but Dukacus was frightening!) Next I voted for Ross Perot, twice as a 'vote of no confidence in our federal government'. Since then I've voted Libertarian as a 'vote of no confidence'. This time, if Ron Paul doesn't get the Republican nomination I will be voting Libertarian again.

Answer 5

No.  You get to vote at the next election; that's all there is.

Answer 6

Not really, sadly. Though I strongly feel that there should be.