Can the gop replace trump?
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Anonymous
| He is going to lose terribly. I wonder if there is a way to replace him, or is it simply too late? He should have never made it through the primaries (thanks press!!) and now the gop is stuck with the worst of the worst. |
Anonymous
| Focus on Hillary and her own death bed, OP. |
Anonymous
Lame. |
Anonymous
Republican Ana Navarro just reached out to Paul Ryan and passionately pleaded to stop his support and replace Trump now. It will be interesting if Pence replaces him but who would be VP? Probably a women. |
Anonymous
| Someone please explain how this is legally possible without Trump's consent. |
Anonymous
Really? The press is responsible? |
Anonymous
| Liz should replace HRC. |
Anonymous
It's not unless he's of unsound mind. Or unsounder mind I guess in this case. Otherwise it would have to be voluntary. |
Anonymous
Political parties can do what they want. Trump is not legally entitled to run. |
Anonymous
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not unless he voluntarily drops out
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Anonymous
| Some people are afraid of Trump enforcing our laws. |
Anonymous
| I don't understand these posts. I am fervently anti-Trump, but he is the choice of GOP voters just as Hillary was selected by the Dems. Why would they replace him? Let the chips fall as they may on Election Day. |
Anonymous
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No, they cannot replace him unless he resigns or is declared mentally unfit.
In theory, if he did win the election, the Electoral College members who were supposed to vote for him could instead all vote for Pence or someone else, and that person would instead be elected president. |
Anonymous
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Voting has already begun.
How would that play out if Trump was replaced? |
Anonymous
Which is asinine. |