Say it with me. Here, I'll spell it out for you:
M A D A M P R E S I D E N T
Say it with me. Here, I'll spell it out for you:
Nathan Green
Carson Sullivan
ill just leaf this here
John Lopez
D E S P E R A T E S E L F D E L U S I O N
Michael Ortiz
you really don't want that dude
a civil war wouldn't turn out for "your" side the way you think would
Jordan Watson
If you look at the states that don't have laws against faithless electors AND that wouldn't vote republican anyway, you have PA and IA. Even if both switched to blue, Trump would still have 270.
Good luck in the race war!
Ian Garcia
the punishment for breaking most faithless elector laws is literally just a small fine
Carter Green
So your hopes ride on people LITERALLY breaking the law to win? That'll go over well.
Nolan Miller
J A I L T I M E
Landon Butler
they went too far on abortion
they went too far on immigration
they went too far on islamic tolerance
they went too far on forcing healthcare that 50% of the country didn't want.
If you go too far in playing games with the EC, i guarantee you there will be rivers of blood on the streets.
Henry Williams
Hillary already conceded.
Jacob Davis
Trump is your president and no amount of rioting will change that.
Joshua Russell
Good luck fighting a civil war against the majority of gun owners, law enforcement and miltary.
John Howard
>tfw 306 electoral votes
>tfw only way to reverse that would cause a civil war
>tfw the side it would benefit are anti military and anti gun and the side it would hurt the compete opposite
Either way we win.
Brody Thomas
>electors from deep red states will flip to the democrats
LOL
Aiden Fisher
>trumpfags actually retarded enough to start a civil war if they dont get to override the will of the people
>calls liberals violent
Ryder Bennett
say it with me everyone...2nd amendment
Juan James
>how to cause a civil war
Aaron Lewis
Well, come get me. I am a faithless voter. Registered Republican that did not vote for Trump or Hillary.
Aaron Miller
Good luck having a strong country without any stability or peace in your major population centers. We don't even need to fight you.
Carter Carter
That would be a sight to see. It'd probably spell the end of the union and would very likely start a civil war.
Ayden Miller
>being this easily baited
Evan Bennett
President Trump
Joshua Reed
>I-I-I-I was m-merely p-pretending to be r-r-retarded!!!
>H-h-honest!
fuck off, retard
Gavin Robinson
Except the trumpfags have no reason to start it you dummy
Chase Thompson
Everybody on Sup Forums RIGHT NOW needs to be on Twitter and the internet as a whole warning people that there WILL be a civil war if the EC goes against the election results. Trump would have STILL WON if the EC didn't exist, because more people would have turned out for him even in states like CA and NY, where likely hundreds of thousands stay home because they know their vote means nothing in such blue states.
Its actually thanks to the EC that states like CA and NY even stay blue.
Liam Bennett
Joshua Murphy
>implying we weren't baiting you
Welcome to the Matrix.
Henry Johnson
o no ive been got
this mad because he couldnt figure out bait if it said bait on it
Blake Wilson
read Trump would have still won the election if the EC didn't exist.
Juan Taylor
Electors will vote for the only conservative choice in this race.
Parker Perez
...
Logan Russell
...
Joshua Watson
this is what we call desperation
you saw it in the final days of the bernie sanders campaign
we see it again now
Dylan Foster
>this mad
Don't project :^)
Landon Johnson
What happens if the President-elect fails to qualify before inauguration?
If the President-elect fails to qualify before inauguration, Section 3 of the 20th Amendment states that the Vice President-elect will act as President until such a time as a President has qualified.
The Constitution also directs Congress to determine by law a successive line of service to be called upon in the unlikely occurrence that both the President-elect and Vice President-elect fail to qualify by the beginning of the presidential term. Accordingly, federal law (3 U.S.C. Sec. 19) states that, in order, the following would be required, if qualified and, for Cabinet secretaries, if having been confirmed by advice and consent of the Senate, to act as President until such a time as a President has qualified:
the Speaker of the House of Representatives
the President pro tempore of the Senate
the Secretary of State
the Secretary of the Treasury
the Secretary of Defense
the Attorney General
the Secretary of the Interior
the Secretary of Agriculture
the Secretary of Commerce
the Secretary of Labor
the Secretary of Health and Human Services
the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
the Secretary of Transportation
the Secretary of Energy
the Secretary of Education, and
the Secretary of Veterans Affairs
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