Hillary 'overheated' at 911 ceremony

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(09-12-2016, 09:31 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: So, serious question in all of this, if her health does not improve what happens? Both Trump and Clinton are old enough where something could sideline them longer than some others. If Clinton is unable to continue on the campaign trail for an extended period of time, what does the DNC due? Continue without her or give her spot to someone else? Since we technically vote for electors and they are not actually constitutionally bound to vote the way the state does, how does it play out?

I don't think this situation is as serious as a lot of people are trying to make it out to be, but let's be honest about the situation and realize anything could happen to either one of them on the campaign trail. In addition to that, how do you think this will look for the first election for POTUS in a long time where the major party candidates are not of the majority generation that will be voting? For the first POTUS election, Baby Boomers will be outnumbered by Gen X and Millennial voters. How will this perception of frailty with age impact that?

As to the younger folks voting they seem to like old folks. I don't think we've ever had to candidates that come close to their combined ages and the younger folks really liked Bernie.

As to who gets the Presidency; I heard a long time ago that something would happen that would allow Obama to have a 3rd term. Maybe he passes an Executive Order.