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Trump Tells Gun Store He’d Like to Buy a Glock, Raising Legal Questions
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Honestly? I might actually vote for him if he kills himself before the election
How can you vote for him then? What happens if a person on the ballot is dead?
Enough votes for a dead candidate to win may be converted to a phylactery through a dark ritual known only to certain necromancers in a D.C. pizza restaurant's basement. They take a break from animating Mitch McConnell for a few minutes, cast a spell and we get a lich president.
The most likely answer if a dead person wins the presidential election is that the vice-president-elect becomes president. There are, however other possibilities.
https://apnews.com/article/election-2020-donald-trump-constitutions-elections-us-supreme-court-91ce484b8046e6a555e172f42c4441f9
It's happened, too lazy to search for the politician that won after dying.
I would do it as a protest vote, but not if it means the vp gets it 🤢