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Hillary Rodham Clinton (view source)
Revision as of 12:08, September 15, 2016
, 12:08, September 15, 2016→Sucession
====Sucession====
====Sucession====
Following Hillary's high profile collapse on Sunday morning September 11, 2016 at Ground Zero it was no longer possible to deny Hillary's debilitating health condition as a vast right-wing conspiracy. Former [[MSNBC]] anchor Dan Schuster, while the media blackout was still fresh, tweeted that DNC officials were pondering an emergency meeting to replace Hillary Clinton. By Wednesday discussions were confirmed by former DNC Chairman Dan Fowler who was appointed by President Bill Clinton to oversee his 1996 reelection. Fowler insists the open discussions are about process for replacing a nominee, not the actual replacement. A singular precedent exists, the 1972 replacement of Sen. Tom Eagleton with [[Sargent Shriver]] as VP on the Democratic ticket, an event many condidered as sealing the fate of Sen. George McGovern's fledgling bid for the presidency.
Following Hillary's high profile collapse on Sunday morning September 11, 2016 at Ground Zero it was no longer possible to deny Hillary's debilitating health condition as a vast right-wing conspiracy. Former [[MSNBC]] anchor Dan Schuster, while the media blackout was still fresh, tweeted that DNC officials were pondering an emergency meeting to replace Hillary Clinton. By Wednesday discussions were confirmed by former DNC Chairman Dan Fowler who was appointed by President Bill Clinton to oversee his 1996 reelection. Fowler insists the open discussions are about process for replacing a nominee, not the actual replacement. A singular precedent exists, the 1972 replacement of Sen. Tom Eagleton with [[Sargent Shriver]] as VP on the Democratic ticket, an event many condidered as sealing the fate of Sen. George McGovern's fledgling bid for the presidency.
The DNC rules are somewhat simple as to filling a vacancy in the nomination process. Not so clear is the DNC ability to create a vacancy to remove a candidate.
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