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3. Appointing a new Vice President

Sat Dec 8, 2018, 11:46 PM

Dec 2018

will require majority votes in BOTH the House and Senate. The Democratic majority in the House could simply refuse to even consider any candidate.

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Sorry No President Pelosi - If Pence Is In Trouble He Will Resign And Be Replaced [View all] PaulX2 Dec 2018 OP

Do you know how the 25th Amendment works? PJMcK Dec 2018 #1

Here's the problem. House controls the VP pick confirmation process. Just a Weirdo Dec 2018 #2

"Ol' Nance"? Really? Glorfindel Dec 2018 #5

Appointing a new Vice President waddirum Dec 2018 #3

Yup. shanny Dec 2018 #9

They could, but they won't do that. Republicans do that. marylandblue Dec 2018 #10

Wonder if any senators will be facing charges.nt delisen Dec 2018 #4

Soothsayer doth speak gtar100 Dec 2018 #7

I Say Point Out Their Rottenness At Every Opportunity PaulX2 Dec 2018 #8