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Avishay Ben-Sasson-Gordis@avishaybsg.bsky.social |
The Constitution actually has a really tried and tested mechanism for dealing with presidents dropping dead on the job. Or even before they've really started it. You know what it's having a hard time with? Would-be autocrats no one seems to be willing to rein in
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Paul Rosenberg
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You're asking journalists to engage cognitive capacities they clearly entirely lack.
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Mike Barbre
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Mary (geographile)
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I don't even want to think about who the heritage foundation will choose for Trump to use as his running mate.
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Mike Behr
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Thereโs a little bit of an issue when theyโre in the not fully dead state (Edith Wilson) but yeah. All the people saying โwe donโt want Joe, we want to vote for Kamalaโ are missing a big point
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Alice
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Plenty of mechanisms to deal with corrupt courts, would-be autocrats, and terrorists already on the books. No one seems to want to pull the levers on any of them and it's infuriating
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Toby Wolfman/ืืื G
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Or even just being incapacitated. Strange that no one thinks they actually have a case worth implementing it. Maybe they have more knowledge and evidence than 'experts' on social media that saw a debate (or part of one).
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Brooke Binkowski
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