Good Question.Can A "President Pence"Nominate Donald Trump As Vice President?

[LeeOnLido]

This is a hypothetical of course. But what do you guys think? Lets say, Trump is impeached. Then we have a "President Pence". Now, doesn't Mike Pence have the power to choose anyone as his VP?
And then he chooses Donald Trump. and then maybe 6 months down the road, Mike Pence calls it quits, and then we have President Trump all over again!
And later on, Trump runs for President and beats Poker Hantus by 50 Million votes !!

 

[basquebromance]

McCabe describes Pence reading the FBI briefing materials on Flynn's lies: "Immediately his face changed. His expression turned very cold. It hardened ... His head shook, but barely — tiny shakes of no ... He said a few things along the lines of I can't believe this."

 

[lennypartiv]

McConnell will block the Democratic coup in the Senate.
Even if Trump were impeached, he should continue to run in the 2020 election. Americans will support him because he is trying to protect our heritage.

 

[Cecilie1200]

This is a hypothetical of course. But what do you guys think? Lets say, Trump is impeached. Then we have a "President Pence". Now, doesn't Mike Pence have the power to choose anyone as his VP?
And then he chooses Donald Trump. and then maybe 6 months down the road, Mike Pence calls it quits, and then we have President Trump all over again!
And later on, Trump runs for President and beats Poker Hantus by 50 Million votes !!

Okay, first of all, you're tripping if you think any move to impeach and remove him from office would go that fast.

Second of all, the Constitution says, "Judgment in Cases of Impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from Office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any Office of honor, Trust or Profit under the United States", which would seem to say that upon removal, he automatically is disqualified to hold further public office. However, subsequent case law has held that the Senate would have to hold a second vote on whether or not to bar him from public office. So as things stand, it would depend on the circumstances.

I frankly think it's highly unlikely the Senate would vote to remove him from office in the first place, but if there was enough overwhelming evidence for that to happen, then I would think they would also vote to disqualify him from further office.

 

[MAGAman]

It's a non starter.

They won't convict Trump. Period.

 

[SmokeALib]

This is all a slideshow by the defeated leftist traitors. The worthless socialist bastards will do anything to get Trump removed. American patriots won't stand for it.

 

[Cecilie1200]

It's a non starter.

They won't convict Trump. Period.

That's not true. If provided with clear, overwhelming evidence of impeachable malfeasance, I think the Senate would vote to remove him. But given that the Democrats have been clear that they consider Trump's very existence to be an impeachable offense since before he was elected, it's understandable that the Senate is going to be highly skeptical of anything less.

 

[MAGAman]

That's not true. If provided with clear, overwhelming evidence of impeachable malfeasance, I think the Senate would vote to remove him. But given that the Democrats have been clear that they consider Trump's very existence to be an impeachable offense since before he was elected, it's understandable that the Senate is going to be highly skeptical of anything less.

Democrats have has a dozen Witchhunts to find evidence and don't have squat.

At some point you have to allow for the possibility that reality as you see it really exists.

This is a distraction from the AG/IG inspections into the previous admin, and an admission from Democrats that they expect to lose in 2020.

 

[Cecilie1200]

That's not true. If provided with clear, overwhelming evidence of impeachable malfeasance, I think the Senate would vote to remove him. But given that the Democrats have been clear that they consider Trump's very existence to be an impeachable offense since before he was elected, it's understandable that the Senate is going to be highly skeptical of anything less.

Democrats have has a dozen Witchhunts to find evidence and don't have squat.

At some point you have to allow for the possibility that reality as you see it really exists.

This is a distraction from the AG/IG inspections into the previous admin, and an admission from Democrats that they expect to lose in 2020.

Yes, thank you, I believe I just said essentially the same thing.

 

[wamose]

This is a hypothetical of course. But what do you guys think? Lets say, Trump is impeached. Then we have a "President Pence". Now, doesn't Mike Pence have the power to choose anyone as his VP?
And then he chooses Donald Trump. and then maybe 6 months down the road, Mike Pence calls it quits, and then we have President Trump all over again!
And later on, Trump runs for President and beats Poker Hantus by 50 Million votes !!

That's a great hypothetical. Democrats reaction to something like that would be priceless. Something like that would probably make Pelosi's bugged out eyes explode.