Trump has Coronavirus
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Justin-case
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Trump is in the hospital already, quick, indict him before the weak mother fucker dies.
Budley Doright
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They’ll survive Faux.NO NO NOT FOX , WONT SOMEBODY THINK OF THE SIMPSONS
Dr.Amber Trichome
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So if Trump dies by the end of the weekend does Pence become President and can’t debate Harris on Wednesday?
hanimmal
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mistergrafik
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Seriously no one sees the flip? Ya'll just gonna pray for his death instead?
hanimmal
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DIY-HP-LED
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Don't get yer hopes up too high! If it wasn't for treatment Donald wouldn't make it to Monday, but ya never know, better he lives to discredit his movement.
Budley Doright
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Or he spins it that he’s not sick at all. He’s getting attended by more specialists than both you and I would see in a lifetime. He now becomes a Demi-god to all ot the turnip brains. There is only one outcome that will dissolve the illusion he has created for the gullible and greedy. It needs to progress quickly and he spends about a week on the ventilator, then succumbs. The next chapter would be the whole clan (again quickly) gets it and some make it, some don’t ........ let god decide, the survivors living in shame and hopefully a cell. It was a two gummie night. and am very high and really happy
. Good times!!! There is a glimmer of hope for you guys!!!! Not because he dies, but because some of the folks I know may just finally get it.
captainmorgan
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If tRUmp dies Pence will be president till Jan 20th but he won't automatically become the GOP candidate for this election. The GOP will have to have another convention and vote on it, if he's selected he would then have to select a running mate.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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This whole thing is a farce because Pence doesn’t want to have to be embarrassed on national TV Debating Harris.
tangerinegreen555
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Is he dead yet?
I'm kind of busy watching baseball. Had to wait until the end of July for it to start and all.
I'm kind of busy watching baseball. Had to wait until the end of July for it to start and all.
doublejj
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not yet, the ball is still rolling around out in triples alley......
mistergrafik
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Or he spins it that he’s not sick at all. He’s getting attended by more specialists than both you and I would see in a lifetime. He now becomes a Demi-god to all ot the turnip brains. There is only one outcome that will dissolve the illusion he has created for the gullible and greedy. It needs to progress quickly and he spends about a week on the ventilator, then succumbs. The next chapter would be the whole clan (again quickly) gets it and some make it, some don’t ........ let god decide, the survivors living in shame and hopefully a cell. It was a two gummie night. and am very high and really happy
Ah yes the flip. Sorry I scanned passed this!
hanimmal
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https://apnews.com/article/virus-outbreak-donald-trump-archive-c8166bad8a2b6ec7630dba09201983fe
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump announced early Friday on Twitter that he has been diagnosed with the coronavirus, and he will spend several days at Walter Reed Medical Center for treatment and evaluation.
The 25th Amendment provides some answers about how presidential power could be transferred, either temporarily or more permanently. Trump has not invoked the amendment in this case. In fact, the White House said he will continue to work from an office set up for him at the hospital.
Here are some questions and answers about the amendment.
WHY WAS IT PASSED?
The push for an amendment detailing presidential succession plans followed the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963. President Lyndon B. Johnson in his 1965 State of the Union promised to “propose laws to insure the necessary continuity of leadership should the President become disabled or die.” The amendment was passed by Congress that year and ultimately ratified in 1967.
HAS IT BEEN INVOKED TO TRANSFER POWER BEFORE?
Yes, presidents have temporarily relinquished power but not all invoked the 25th Amendment. Previous transfers of power have generally been brief and happened when the president was undergoing a medical procedure.
In 2002, President George W. Bush became the first to use the amendment’s Section 3 to temporarily transfer power, to Vice President Dick Cheney while Bush was anesthetized for a colonoscopy. Bush temporarily transferred power in 2007 to undergo another colonoscopy.
WHAT ABOUT RONALD REAGAN?
The 25th Amendment was never invoked after President Ronald Reagan was shot in 1981. Reagan did temporarily transfer power to Vice President George H. W. Bush while undergoing surgery to remove a polyp from his colon in 1985, but he said at the time he wasn’t formally invoking the 25th Amendment. While he said he was “mindful” of it, he didn’t believe “that the drafters of this Amendment intended its application to situations such as the instant one.” Bush was acting president for eight hours according to a book on the amendment by John D. Feerick.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
To temporarily transfer power to the vice president, a president sends a letter to the Speaker of the House of Representatives and President pro tempore of the Senate that he is “unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.” The vice president then becomes acting president.
The next section of the amendment, Section 4, lays out what happens if the president becomes unable to discharge his duties but doesn’t transfer power. In that case, the vice president and majority of the Cabinet can declare the president unfit. They’d then send a letter to the Speaker and President Pro Tempore saying so. The vice president then becomes acting president.
If the president ultimately becomes ready to resume his duties, the president can send a letter saying so. But if the vice president and majority of the Cabinet disagree they can send a letter to Congress within four days. Congress would then have to vote. The president resumes his duties unless both houses of Congress by a two thirds vote say he’s not ready. The section has never been invoked.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump announced early Friday on Twitter that he has been diagnosed with the coronavirus, and he will spend several days at Walter Reed Medical Center for treatment and evaluation.
The 25th Amendment provides some answers about how presidential power could be transferred, either temporarily or more permanently. Trump has not invoked the amendment in this case. In fact, the White House said he will continue to work from an office set up for him at the hospital.
Here are some questions and answers about the amendment.
WHY WAS IT PASSED?
The push for an amendment detailing presidential succession plans followed the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963. President Lyndon B. Johnson in his 1965 State of the Union promised to “propose laws to insure the necessary continuity of leadership should the President become disabled or die.” The amendment was passed by Congress that year and ultimately ratified in 1967.
HAS IT BEEN INVOKED TO TRANSFER POWER BEFORE?
Yes, presidents have temporarily relinquished power but not all invoked the 25th Amendment. Previous transfers of power have generally been brief and happened when the president was undergoing a medical procedure.
In 2002, President George W. Bush became the first to use the amendment’s Section 3 to temporarily transfer power, to Vice President Dick Cheney while Bush was anesthetized for a colonoscopy. Bush temporarily transferred power in 2007 to undergo another colonoscopy.
WHAT ABOUT RONALD REAGAN?
The 25th Amendment was never invoked after President Ronald Reagan was shot in 1981. Reagan did temporarily transfer power to Vice President George H. W. Bush while undergoing surgery to remove a polyp from his colon in 1985, but he said at the time he wasn’t formally invoking the 25th Amendment. While he said he was “mindful” of it, he didn’t believe “that the drafters of this Amendment intended its application to situations such as the instant one.” Bush was acting president for eight hours according to a book on the amendment by John D. Feerick.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
To temporarily transfer power to the vice president, a president sends a letter to the Speaker of the House of Representatives and President pro tempore of the Senate that he is “unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.” The vice president then becomes acting president.
The next section of the amendment, Section 4, lays out what happens if the president becomes unable to discharge his duties but doesn’t transfer power. In that case, the vice president and majority of the Cabinet can declare the president unfit. They’d then send a letter to the Speaker and President Pro Tempore saying so. The vice president then becomes acting president.
If the president ultimately becomes ready to resume his duties, the president can send a letter saying so. But if the vice president and majority of the Cabinet disagree they can send a letter to Congress within four days. Congress would then have to vote. The president resumes his duties unless both houses of Congress by a two thirds vote say he’s not ready. The section has never been invoked.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Pence had No Balls . He has been whipped with the Christian stick. He can never go up against a feisty Tigress( a female Tiger) like Harris soTrump came up with this bogus idea he has the Corona virus so Pence can get out of the national debate and avoid embarrassment.
waterproof808
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Kellyanne Conway just announced she has Covid.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Oh good , I guess she must have been sucking Donald’s cock. Yup , the hole Trump Team is going down in a blazing shit of glory! MAKE America Great Again!!
Budzbuddha
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Savage ... i like it .
mysunnyboy
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Side splitting day