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In reply to the discussion: Declare the last election null and void [View all]lapucelle
(18,040 posts)2. There is no constitutional mechanism
to undo or redo a presidential election, and I doubt very much that Hillary would be on board for any kind of "arranged" presidency anyway.
Elections have consequences. Like in 2000, this is an especially painful lesson.
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There really is a difference between being stranded on a desert island and removing a stupid pillow
PoindexterOglethorpe
Mar 2017
#20
I actually like that image: me throwing down my clipboard and leaving the room.
PoindexterOglethorpe
Mar 2017
#42
There was a war crime committed to install a treasonous bastard. That isn't an "election".
boston bean
Mar 2017
#40
There is a legal process in place for removal of the President and succession
Maru Kitteh
Mar 2017
#23
You could definitely "appoint" HRC or any other Democrat within the confines of the law.
forjusticethunders
Mar 2017
#34
What is theoretically possible and what is within the "realm of conception" are different things
onenote
Mar 2017
#39
And we never had this type of interference in our elections from an enemy of our nation before..
iluvtennis
Mar 2017
#22
Sure. All you need is a super-majority in both houses or ratification by 2/3 of the states.
Maru Kitteh
Mar 2017
#24