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In reply to the discussion: If Trump isn't indicted [View all]Locutusofborg
(580 posts)58. What Trump would do if indicted
Step 1: Resign the presidency
Step 2: Mike Pence is now president.
Step 3: Pence pardons Trump.
Step 4: Pence names a new V.P. who must be approved by both Houses.
Step 5: Pence doesn't run in 2020 and the now pardoned Trump does run.
Step 6: Trump names Pence as his running mate.
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Again, no insight. Just a common opinion repeated in the national conversation ad nauseum.
Grasswire2
Feb 2019
#61
I think both sides know what the crimes committed are and what the evidence is.
defacto7
Feb 2019
#55
Not sure how the threat of a post presidency indictment would compel him to resign. Seems to me it
dameatball
Feb 2019
#14
If that happens we have bigger problems. We would be in a real civil war, not a GOP fantasy one.
PTWB
Feb 2019
#41
Just curious, some people seem to think that a sitting president can't be indicted ...
SWBTATTReg
Feb 2019
#11
Also curious: If Trump can't pardon someone convicted of a state crime, can a State indite Trump
Old Terp
Feb 2019
#56
If trump and those in his family and this administration aren't held to a higher standard for crimes
duforsure
Feb 2019
#32
Ultimately, if tRump and his cohorts don't face the consequences of their actions
defacto7
Feb 2019
#51