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Re: POTUS 45.14 - No Confusion, It's Collusion!
Here's the REAL collusion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vojICQiZF3I
Here's the REAL collusion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vojICQiZF3I
I sincerely hope not. I will take "disappointed father" Pence serving out the rest of this nightmare over "smug, d-bag" Paul Ryan. Even if Lyin' Ryan were to be in on it, you know they won't let the corruption be revealed deeply enough for us to get President Orrin Hatch.
One other thing- for Ryan to be president, the mid terms have to go his way. Which means there's also a possibility of President Pilosi. (I don't see this getting done in 18 months, in spite of the massive number of things happened in 6 months.)
But going back to Watergate, remember that Agnew resigned
There isn't a chance in hell they campaign on a president Pelosi platform. That would imply they are campaigning to impeach Trump. No way, not going to happen.
They might do the, "We can't afford to have a free spending woman as the speaker" derp, but not president.
The cops who Trump was talking to yesterday basically disavowed what he said. Even they can tell he is a moron.
I sincerely hope not. I will take "disappointed father" Pence serving out the rest of this nightmare over "smug, d-bag" Paul Ryan. Even if Lyin' Ryan were to be in on it, you know they won't let the corruption be revealed deeply enough for us to get President Orrin Hatch.
An appointed VP still has to be confirmed by the Senate, so it's not improbable to get to #3 or #4.Other than simultaneous death there is no conceivable way a #3 or #4 can ever become President. Even if congress figures out some way for simultaneous impeachment of Trump and Pence( I don't think there is such a thing at all) A Vice President in that situation resigns, Trump appoints a new VP, and when he himself is impeached, VP Gen. John Kelly becomes president.
What do you contend the US should do? Good on Modi for standing up for India. No one wants conflict, but I think it is a long term mistake for countries to let China have their way.
What do you contend the US should do? Good on Modi for standing up for India. No one wants conflict, but I think it is a long term mistake for countries to let China have their way.
An appointed VP still has to be confirmed by the Senate, so it's not improbable to get to #3 or #4.
True, (actually by both the House and Senate) but I cannot envision a situation where Congress can refuse to take up the nomination of a VP before removing the President. It would trigger a constitutional crisis in which Congress effectively chooses the Speaker of the House as President over a constitutionally directed appointee, which should be beyond the scope of their power. That starts getting uncomfortably close to a coup.
It is also true that congressional leaders more or less forced Ford upon Nixon by telling him beforehand that's the only person they would approve, and certainly they would do the same now, so that really precludes even Trump appointing Ivanka.
An article I read said many in the audience laughed and applauded his lines. The cops in Ohio LOVE him, and not just the revenue men, er State Troopers and rural cops in opioid overdose country. Even in Cleveland, where more than 40% of the sworn officers are not white, he has overwhelming support.
Usually we send our Secretary of State and other diplomats to help defuse the situation. The President would likely get involved, already. We don't that anymore because you and 60 million Americans had to Stigginit to the Libs. You voted to let China "have their way" by electing Trump.
What do you contend the US should do?