Ah but there is a precedent, which I think is the path they will follow; think of Nixon Agnew and Ford.
Spiro T Agnew was probably the most hated politician of my youth, Nixon's VP, and under a lot of pressure [widespread hatred], he resigned. Then Gerald Ford was nominated for replacement vice, his nomination passed through Congress, and Ford became the VP. Then Nixon resigned and Gerald Ford became the president.
iirc the whole process took around 2 years. But those were lower tech times. We can probably speed that up now.
Ah but there is a precedent, which I think is the path they will follow; think of Nixon Agnew and Ford.
Spiro T Agnew was probably the most hated politician of my youth, Nixon's VP, and under a lot of pressure [widespread hatred], he resigned. Then Gerald Ford was nominated for replacement vice, his nomination passed through Congress, and Ford became the VP. Then Nixon resigned and Gerald Ford became the president. iirc the whole process took around 2 years.
But those were lower tech times. We can probably speed that up now.
Ah but there is a precedent, which I think is the path they will follow; think of Nixon Agnew and Ford.
Spiro T Agnew was probably the most hated politician of my youth, Nixon's VP, and with under a lot of pressure [widespread hatred], he resigned. Then Gerald Ford was nominated for replacement vice, his nomination passed through Congress, and Ford became the VP. Then Nixon resigned and Gerald Ford became the president. iirc the whole process took around 2 years.
But those were lower tech times. We can probably speed that up now.
Ah but there is a precedent, which I think is the path they will follow; think of Nixon Agnew and Ford.
Spiro T Agnew was probably the most hated politician of my youth, Nixon's VP, and was under a lot of pressure [widespread hatred], he resigned. Then Gerald Ford was nominated for vice, it passed through Congress and Ford became the VP. Then Nixon resigned and Gerald Ford became the president. iirc the whole process took around 2 years.
But those were lower tech times. We can probably speed that up now.
Ah but there is a precedent, which I thinks is the path they will follow; think of Nixon Agnew and Ford.
Spiro T Agnew was probably the most hated politician of my youth, Nixon's VP, and was under a lot of pressure [widespread hatred], he resigned. Then Gerald Ford was nominated for vice, it passed through Congress and Ford became the VP. Then Nixon resigned and Gerald Ford became the president. iirc the whole process took around 2 years.
But those were lower tech times. We can probably speed that up now.