What Happens if They Manage to Take Him Out BEFORE the Election?

Serious Question...

Say that, God forbid...that the third time is their charm and 'they' finally succeed in taking him out just days before actual election day...and, due to early voting, he still wins posthumously...does his second in command automatically take the prize?

What if it happens before he is actually sworn in?

I ask, only because I believe they will try again...because they are desperate to cling to power by any means necessary.

a reply to: CarlLaFong

if he is killed, and the killer is tied to them in any way, shape, or form, I don't think an "election" will be the main focus at that stage.

a reply to: network dude

Their DOJ will make sure it never gets traced back to Harris or Pelosi.

a reply to: CarlLaFong

SSSSSHHHHHHH!
That's Mike Johnson's little secret.

From all the information I've been able to find Vance would take his place as POTUS elect.

a reply to: CarlLaFong

If a candidate dies or is incapacitated BEFORE the election, that candidate's party can put forward a substitute. Presumably, a vote for the original candidate would be translated into a vote for the substitute. If a candidate dies after the popular election but before the electoral college meets, it depends. Some states require the slate of electors to vote for the candidate who won the popular election some don't. The ones that require the electors to vote the same way as the popular election results would be required to vote for a dead or incapacitated person--thereby rendering that state's votes meaningless. Those states' legislatures could theoretically meet and change the rules of their states so that the electors don't have to vote for a dead person. If a candidate dies or is incapacitated after he/she is named by the electoral college but before being sworn in on Jan. 21, the Vice President automatically becomes the President, and a new VP has to be chosen.

The scenario I wonder about is: what if Trump gets sentenced to prison in New York on his 34 felony counts in late November, before the Electoral College meets? Would that count as him being incapacitated?

And here, a question that goes unconsidered by most is exactly who the ''they'' might be. What if ''they'' are really among those beneath the wide umbrella so often called ''we''?

I don't have any idea who "they" are, I assume there isn't any "they". If there is a "they" and "they" keep hiring hitmen from Temu and or, wish.com, I don't think we have to consider this scenario.

a reply to: CarlLaFong

Not "power". Protection is their motivation for removing Trump prior to Jan 20th.

a reply to: vance2

keep hiring hitmen from Temu

What a great summation.

originally posted by: nugget1
From all the information I've been able to find Vance would take his place as POTUS elect.

Thats why i started a thread this past Winter explaining why Trump needed to pick a VP running mate ASAP. Powerful people wanted to make him disappear.

a reply to: CarlLaFong

The very evil left will cancel elections because of fear rioting and install themselves as Regents of The Constitution.

Here's an article from CNN dated Feb 12, 2024.

It's eerily accurate (almost like somebody knew things ahead of time!!)

What happens if a presidential candidate dies or has to leave the race? (Feb 12, 2024) 😁🤩

Here's some main points they make: 🔐

What happens if a candidate cannot continue his or her campaign?

What happens if a vacancy occurs during the primary process?

What if a vacancy occurs after the primaries and before or during the convention?
You can assume, for instance, that Vice President Kamala Harris would be a top contender to be on the ballot if, for some reason, Biden left the race.

Has anything like this ever happened before?

What if a candidate left the race after the convention?

Would the running mate automatically become the nominee?

Has a candidate ever left the race after the convention?


What if a president-elect was incapacitated after the election?
If a president-elect was to die, timing is again important.

Under the Constitution, it is electors meeting in state capitols who technically cast votes for the presidency. While some states require that they vote for the winner of the election in their state, in others they have leeway.

The CRS memo, which cites several congressional hearings on the subject, suggests it would clearly make sense for a vice president-elect to simply assume the role of president-elect, but the law itself is murky.

Under the 20th Amendment, if a president-elect dies, his or her running mate, the vice president-elect, becomes president.

There could be some question, for instance, about when exactly a person becomes president-elect. Is it after the electors meet in December, or after Congress meets to count Electoral College votes on January 6?

a reply to: xuenchen

I’m guessing it was eerily pertaining to Biden dying of old age

That space has passed. He is going to win. They would not kill him after a win because they would then have Vance. If Pence was his VP i would say look out.

1/6/2025. This is the Flashpoint in our country. Want to see a real insurrection? It is coming. Every left and progressive group in the nation will descend on DC and it will be an utter # show.

Biden will still be president so nothing will be done. Be prepared.

PS - I still believe Biden will be 25th and removed before then.

Election Day is just the beginning of what is to come.