On Drudge: A candidate's death could delay or eliminate the Presidential Election

That black ambulance is looking more and more like a hearse each time I see a photo of it.

He is right..but remember our gov. makes their own rules as they go.

If obama were to die just before elections would that have any effect?
I keep thinking about a weird dream I had months ago where I was watching TV and the programme was interrupted to go live in America where it was being announced that Obama had been rushed to hospital with a suspected stroke.
The dream then showed the same black suited men but it was the morning after and they were saying 'The President passed away during the night' and presidential elections were being postponed as a mark of respect.
Strange dream and felt/still feels very real.

No shit. Ive been saying this for momths but glp is too busy buying into the hype and soong as they are told. :(

But they couldn't get the 2nd amendment repealed before trying to pull this shit.

does hilary know that her own party is going to whack her?

If something happens, then they better follow the line of succession to the letter. That means the new speaker of the house.

Otherwise, there's a sizeable percentage of the military that will stand down. They will not obey Obama after January 20th, 2017. Period.

No doubt.

This regime is hilarious.
They think they are launching a sneak attack on us.
Meantime, we've all been wargaming, stockpiling guns and ammo, and praying for Lexington/Concord 2016...



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bla bla bla they said bush would get another term now obama, i guess 8 years from now they will say trump

This needs a pin!

They're foreshadowing what's really going to happen.

They will kill off one of the candidates and then Obama will be able to stay in office until it's "resolved".

Here is a link to the entire article. It somewhat explains the potential process if one candidate was to drop out of the race so close to an election.

[link to www.usnews.com]

Link to subject headline.

Here is a link to the entire article. It somewhat explains the potential process if one candidate was to drop out of the race so close to an election.

[link to www.usnews.com]

Link to subject headline.

"There's nothing in the Constitution which requires a popular election for the electors serving in the Electoral College," says John Nagle, a law professor at the University of Notre Dame, meaning the body that officially elects presidents could convene without the general public voting


"It's up to each state legislature to decide how they want to choose the state's electors," Nagle says. "It may be a situation in which the fact that we have an Electoral College, rather than direct voting for presidential candidates, may prove to be helpful."