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To: pissant

If-——— if it is proven that Obama is not eligible, then what? Does Biden step up? Is there a new nomination procedure? Does Hillary move in?


29 posted on 10/12/2008 6:18:16 PM PDT by Exit148 (Founder of the Loose Change Club. Every nickle and dime counts!!)
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To: Exit148

The constitution doesn’t provide for the party nominating process at all. Let’s say Obama is found to be disqualified with days to go until the election. Electors could be still elected in the 50 states and DC on schedule Nov. 4, even though Obama’s name would still be on the ballot. No problem with having an election constitutionally, though, since the electors who will be meeting in December in their 51 locations have the constitutional right to vote for any individual for president who meets the qualifications.


43 posted on 10/12/2008 6:22:01 PM PDT by Genoa
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To: Exit148
If-——— if it is proven that Obama is not eligible, then what? Does Biden step up? Is there a new nomination procedure? Does Hillary move in?

"Wonder if I should keep old Joe on as VP..."


82 posted on 10/12/2008 6:31:57 PM PDT by Miss Didi ("Good heavens, woman, this is a war not a garden party!" Dr. Meade, Gone with the Wind)
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To: Exit148

Prescinding from the results of this election, if Baraq Hussein is disqualified, the Democrat Party will lose all credibility as an institution advancing candidates for any office. This is perhaps why Mrs Clinton has not revealed her file on the matter.

The Democrat nomination in 2012 will be worthless.


246 posted on 10/12/2008 8:52:46 PM PDT by Peelod (We do live in interesting times.)
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