Current Affairs Joe Biden POTUS #46

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How do you like the sound of Tammy?!
Senator Tammy Duckworth, like the man she might serve as vice president, prizes loyalty in her ranks and occasional mischief in her workplace.

So when a top communications aide prepared to defect last year to the presidential campaign of Pete Buttigieg, Ms. Duckworth recognized an opportunity. She recorded a faux media interview trashing Mr. Buttigieg for hiring her staff away, recruiting an intern to pose as a journalist on the tape. The file was sent to the departing aide, Sean Savett, who called the Buttigieg team in a panic.

Soon, Mr. Savett was summoned to the Illinois senator’s office, where she fumed theatrically, stalling as other staff members filed in quietly for the reveal: It was all a ruse. Ms. Duckworth handed him a parting gift — a Smirnoff Ice, the centerpiece of a viral drinking game known as “icing” — and gave a final senatorial directive:

“Get down on one knee and chug.”
She'll do nicely!
 
Biden, at a very minimum, will be in no shape mentally to hold any form of power or make important decisions for the country in even two or three years, never mind until January of 2025 when a new President is sworn in.
On what data are you basing your prognosis, doctor?
 
According to Article II of the U.S. Constitution, the president must be a natural-born citizen of the United States, be at least 35 years old, and have been a resident of the United States for 14 years.
I guess that brings up an interesting question. There's a line of succession. Does EVERYONE in that line need to be 35 or older?
 
I guess that brings up an interesting question. There's a line of succession. Does EVERYONE in that line need to be 35 or older?
Apparently not, just the VP needs to meet eligibility requirements which tbf seems logical as thankfully rare need for them to step up in an emergency. This article suggests that perhaps not even the VP needs to be eligible although that link is unfortunately broken.

Clarification, May 27: One position in the line of succession, the vice presidency, cannot be occupied by someone who is "constitutionally ineligible to the office of President," according to the 12th Amendment. However, we previously addressed how even that constitutional rule is subject to debate.
 
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I have a PhD in neurology.

You mean neuroscience right?

Only reason I say that as my cousin would constantly correct people who call it neurology given that its a misconception its called that. As the courses cover more than that just neurology.

Well unless you did the research MPhil one at a place like UCL in England. Did you study in England?

No trying to pick at you just curious.
 
You mean neuroscience right?

Only reason I say that as my cousin would constantly correct people who call it neurology given that its a misconception its called that. As the courses cover more than that just neurology.

Well unless you did the research MPhil one at a place like UCL in England. Did you study in England?

No trying to pick at you just curious.
That's right, this one - https://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/graduate/research-degrees/neurology-mphil-phd

Honestly :oops:
 
Alas, Trump's campaign was an utter shambles at this point in 2016 too.

All we can do is vote against him and see him ushered out of office in January 2021 and then look on as the mob descend and drive an oaken stake through his heart. Safety first.

 
He's right. Debating Trump would be like playing a game of tennis against an excitable puppy. It has no concept of the rules, can't hold a racket and pisses on the ball, but people who like dogs love it anyway
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