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To: Cletus.D.Yokel
If an Executive Removal is actuated (25A, Section 4) does the “acting” POTUS name a successor to the VPOTUS office?

No.

Is there actually a vacancy in the VPOTUS office?

Not yet.

So, here is the conflict, in actuating an Executive Removal (25A, Section 4), a replacement VPOTUS should not be named until a Congressional Removal has been completed.

Yes.

192 posted on 09/09/2021 8:32:08 AM PDT by Publius
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To: Publius

I dare say that it will be attempted...and probably successfully.

The left’s contempt for the Constitution is boundless.


197 posted on 09/09/2021 8:38:23 AM PDT by Cletus.D.Yokel (Patriots, stop looking at the politicians as enemies. Look at the complicit Legacy Media.)
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Interesting from Il Presidento

Essentially, chynah is in danger of their own "Lehman-Style" collapse

Here's the sauce:

Evergrande Bonds Tumble After Report Of Technical Default; Contagion Slams China Property Market

FTA: Another day, another dismal development for "China's Lehman", with Bloomberg reporting that just hours after Fitch joined Moody's in a triple-notch downgrade of China's property development giant (from CCC+ to CC), coupled with a warning that "default appears probable", the dollar bonds of China Evergrande fell to fresh lows, after a report from financial intelligence firm REDD that the firm plans to suspend interest payments on loans from two banks due Sept. 21, and asked a lender to wait for instructions about an extension plan..

For those saying that there is a word for this, you are right: it's technical default, or "selective default" in the parlance of rating agencies; it occurs when a borrower fails to pay one or more of their obligations but continues to meet other payment obligations, and usually precedes a full-blown default and/or bankruptcy although in China the distinction tends to be a little blurry.

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The insolvent Evergrande has become one of the biggest financial worries in China, the epicenter of a potential default shockwave given its massive pile of $305 billion in liabilities to banks, shadow lenders, companies, investors, vendors and home buyers. Investor fears that a default is imminent have led to a crash in the firm’s bonds in recent weeks, which are now trading as if the company is already broke, and triggered fears about contagion risk in the broader credit market.

200 posted on 09/09/2021 8:43:18 AM PDT by USMC79to83
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