Hillary 'overheated' at 911 ceremony

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(09-12-2016, 01:33 PM)Millhouse Wrote: I think Biden could. But I dont know if they could get someone on the ballot on all 50 states at this point. Maybe there are rules that could allow it to happen for a special circumstance? I dont know to be honest.

Courts would allow for it, but it really wouldn't even be necessary since we vote for electors, not the POTUS directly, and the electors aren't constitutionally bound to listen to us.

(09-12-2016, 01:37 PM)6andcounting Wrote: It's probably too late for Bernie to make a comeback. He alienated Clinton supporters up until he endorsed her, which alienated most of his supporters. Identity politics plays a huge role so whoever the Democrats run is still going to receive most of the Democrat vote. But the race is slow close that losing any voters and independents would likely give Trump the election.

Whoever they pick, if it's not Bernie, wasn't even running, and didn't receive any actual votes from anyone. Having a party appointed candidate should hurt that candidate's chances in a democracy, but then again Clinton's nomination was basically the DNC's appointment where primary votes were basically just a guise of democracy and choice, so who knows. Making Kain the presidential canidate and Biden as VP would probably be the best hope for the general election.

Technically President's could serve 10 years as President so Obama could be the VP and serve up to 2 more years as president even he needed to take over. This would probably be the worst possible way to handle replacing Clinton though.

I've seen polls that replace Clinton with Sanders and have Sanders winning handily. How accurate those are, I don't know, but I could see it. Hard to say what they would do, though.