1 posted on
03/29/2020 2:23:19 PM PDT by
LexBaird
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To: LexBaird
before or after the wild applause?
2 posted on
03/29/2020 2:23:56 PM PDT by
MagUSNRET
To: LexBaird
The there are those who win AND THEN croak.
3 posted on
03/29/2020 2:24:24 PM PDT by
DIRTYSECRET
(urope. Why do they put up with this.)
To: LexBaird
5 posted on
03/29/2020 2:24:33 PM PDT by
babble-on
To: LexBaird
7 posted on
03/29/2020 2:25:30 PM PDT by
Libloather
(Why do climate change hoax deniers live in mansions on the beach?)
To: LexBaird
Then Hunter Biden gets to be the Presidential candidate under Joe’s will
8 posted on
03/29/2020 2:25:36 PM PDT by
chuckee
To: LexBaird
9 posted on
03/29/2020 2:27:43 PM PDT by
Eddie01
To: LexBaird
Vanity: What happens if a candidate dies before the election. First, someone looks into why he failed to use a question mark at the end of an obvious question.
To: LexBaird
There are no Presidential elections in the Constitution. Voting for President is not necessary.
11 posted on
03/29/2020 2:27:51 PM PDT by
Jim Noble
(There is nothing racist in stating plainly what most people already know)
To: LexBaird
Depends on if they are a De.ocrat or not.
12 posted on
03/29/2020 2:28:04 PM PDT by
BenLurkin
(The above is not a statement of fact. It is either opinion or satire. Or both.)
To: LexBaird
Filling a Vacancy: From the Nomination to the Electoral College Vote
Since the time of Andrew Jackson’s run for the presidency in 1828, individual political parties have had the job of filling any vacancy on their national ticket, either that of their presidential or vice-presidential candidate. If one of their candidates vacates the ticket after they are nominated, either because of death or withdrawal, the party selects a replacement.
Both the Republican and the Democratic parties have rules in their bylaws governing how to fill the vacancy. The Party Chair calls a meeting of the National Committee, and the Committee members at the meeting vote to fill the vacancy on the ticket. A candidate must receive a majority of the votes to win the party’s nod.
To: LexBaird
Dude, ASK HILLARY....shes got that all worked out.
14 posted on
03/29/2020 2:28:54 PM PDT by
House Atreides
(It is not a HOAX but it IS A PRETEXT!)
To: LexBaird
The New Jersey court re-wrote the state’s election laws on the fly when a ‘Rat candidate for Senate died.
Reasoning? The Democrat Party was entitled to have a candidate. No matter what.
15 posted on
03/29/2020 2:30:06 PM PDT by
BenLurkin
(The above is not a statement of fact. It is either opinion or satire. Or both.)
To: LexBaird
Two slugs behind the left ear is deemed a tragic suicide, and Hillary gets the nomination.
16 posted on
03/29/2020 2:31:09 PM PDT by
Freestate316
(Know what you believe and why you believe it.)
To: LexBaird
20 posted on
03/29/2020 2:33:18 PM PDT by
trisham
(Zen is not easy. It takes effort to attain nothingness. And then what do you have? Bupkis.)
To: LexBaird
Parties are private organizations they have no constitutional standing. Eventhough we’ve been conditioned by habit to think they do. They can pick or replace a candidate by any means their membership will tolerate & they think they can “sell” to the general voting public.
23 posted on
03/29/2020 2:35:03 PM PDT by
Reily
To: LexBaird
Probably depends on ballot access laws. Usually any question is resolved in Leftists favor.
25 posted on
03/29/2020 2:36:30 PM PDT by
Still Thinking
(Freedom is NOT a loophole!)
To: LexBaird
Then only dead people can vote. (The deadocrats.)
To: LexBaird
It depends on the timing.
Prior to the parties convention. Most likely a brokered convention because nobody would have the votes outright. In the ABB scenario (anybody but Bernie), I could see them reaching out to someone like Bloomberg and putting AOC or Warren in as VP. Hilarity ensues. I would NOT see them reaching out to someone who did not even mount a campaign like Moochelle or the witch.
If it is post-party convention, but prior to the election, then it is still the parties choice. Keep in mind, there will be a VP also on the ticket, so the natural choice would be to elevate the VP to the head of the ticket and choose another VP, but when has logic ever played a part in politics.
If the candidate wins the election, but the electoral college has not selected yet, then it could be interesting. Whatever happens would probably fail on the first ballot, and then the opposite party candidate could actually look more attractive. Imagine a Biden/Warren ticket then Biden croaks prior to the EC. She is far enough moonbat that a lot of Electors could punt and say Trump is not so bad after all. I dont think they could substitute anyone OTHER than the VP for the President, but I could be wrong.
After electoral college votes but before sworn in. VP would be elevated as if it happened after swearing in. No, you cannot substitute their spouse. Once EC votes, succession must be someone they voted for. The only reason we have seen those games in other elections is because it was not a running mate scenario, and those fell into the state appointment scenario where the governor made that decision.
After swearing in, Constitutional line of succession.
32 posted on
03/29/2020 2:45:30 PM PDT by
RainMan
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To: LexBaird
Joe Biden did not kill himself before the General Election...
34 posted on
03/29/2020 2:49:22 PM PDT by
BeauBo
To: LexBaird
If I remember correctly this has come up before on FR. In case of the dims, if the candidate gets arknicided after the convention, the DNC selects the candidate.
38 posted on
03/29/2020 2:57:08 PM PDT by
pfflier
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