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GOLIKEHELLMACHINE@golikehellmachine.com |
“if there is no confirmed vice-president, who certifies the electoral votes?” is not a question that i want to learn the answer to in november, though if anyone has an answer for it now, i’d love to hear it
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PeoriaBummer
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Gotta win the presidential election and lose the House for this to be a problem. That seems pretty unlikely.
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bac5665
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John Roberts.
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mikevagomikevago
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They did at least pass a law after 1/6 that the VP's role is purely ceremonial. And even then, as someone mentioned, it's the president pro tempore, currently Democratic Senator Patty Murray.
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Michael Seraphim
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President Pro-Tempore would do it. That's currently Patty Murray of Washington.
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Foghorn Leghorn 🇺🇸
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This is a good law and more people should know about it
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Ben Munson
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how did it work before the 25th Amendment? I think January 1965 is our closest example.
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