Who will be the 46th President of the United States and why?

[Spark]

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[The_Doctor]

The guy on the left in your signature. Have explained why elsewhere so won't rehash it.

I like  how Pence looks at Trump as if he's political prey.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Hopefully, Julian Castro will be elected in 2020 over the Trump/Pence ticket

[Del Tachi]

Mike Pence will be elected in 2024 after two terms of the Trump.

[Ronnie]

Mike Pence will be elected in 2024 after two terms of the Trump.

I take it you believe California will secede in the next eight years?

[Del Tachi]

Mike Pence will be elected in 2024 after two terms of the Trump.

I take it you believe California will secede in the next eight years?

No.

Just in case you're wondering, I didn't vote for Trump, but the Democrats are doing a terrible job of being an opposition party after Barack Obama's presidency ran them into the ground for the past 8 years.

[brucejoel99]

Mike Pence.

There are a number of reasons Trump may find himself exiting the White House early, chief among them are his violations of the U.S. Constitution & the conflict of interests brought about by his ties to overseas gov'ts. & state-owned companies via his businesses. Where Trump runs afoul of the foreign-emoluments clause is that, 1st & foremost, he's a businessman w/ significant financial interests & governmental entanglements all over the globe. Moreover, Trump's business dealings are veiled in complicated corporate technicalities & lack transparency. At present, the Trump Organization does or has done business w/ Argentina, Azerbaijan, Bermuda, Brazil, Canada, China, Egypt, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Panama, the Philippines, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, St. Martin, St. Vincent, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, & Uruguay. Through his interest in the Trump Organization, he'll continue to receive monetary & other benefits from foreign powers and their agents. The Constitution's impeachment clause, Article II, Section 4, states that a President can be impeached only for "treason, bribery and other high crimes and misdemeanors," & of the 3, bribery seems the most likely potential offense. This is b/c the Emoluments Clause states the President can't "accept any present, emolument, office or title, of any kind whatsoever, from any king, prince or foreign state."

Look: Trump will be impeached before the end of his 1st term. It's not a question of if President Trump will be impeached, but a question of when. Plus, even the GOP doesn't really want him there; they don't want Trump as President, b/c they can't control him. He's unpredictable. They'd love to have Pence: an absolutely down-the-line, conservative, controllable Republican. And it's quite certain Trump'll give someone grounds for impeachment, either by doing something that endangers national security or (as I stated what seems the more likely) b/c it helps his pocketbook.

[BaldEagle1991]

Elizabeth Warren

[Strudelcutie4427]

Elizabeth Warren

She BARELY won Massachusetts. You really think she could win Florida, Ohio, Iowa, Pennsylvania etc. Liarwatha would Bern-out early

[BaldEagle1991]

Elizabeth Warren

She BARELY won Massachusetts. You really think she could win Florida, Ohio, Iowa, Pennsylvania etc. Liarwatha would Bern-out early

I think she does have the WWC support that is often underestimated. She speaks on the same types of platforms Bernie does. She has even been called the "female Bernie Sanders". 

[Sherrod Brown Shill]

Elizabeth Warren

She BARELY won Massachusetts. You really think she could win Florida, Ohio, Iowa, Pennsylvania etc. Liarwatha would Bern-out early

I didn't know that 6 points=Barely winning. But regardless, wasn't that mainly because Scott Brown was a very popular moderate Republican like how Charlie Baker currently is?

[Mr. Morden]

Top five most likely:

1) Pence
2) Booker
3) Gillibrand
4) Warren
5) Harris

While I think Warren has the best chance of winning the 2020 Dem. nomination, she’s old enough that 2020 is presumably her last shot.  Whereas Booker and Gillibrand are young enough that they could be in contention in 2020, and then if they fail, try again in 2024.

[Fuzzy Says: "Abolish NPR!"]

Trump won't be driven from office; that's a Democratic pipe dream.

I don't believe that the 46th President will be anyone we're thinking of right now.  I don't believe it'll be anyone that has launched a campaign or been on a ticket already.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

I predict in 2020, the fallout from Trump will bring in a new Democratic president.  Unless, Obamacare becomes unpopular again.  And that's not happening.

[Figueira]

Most likely individual would have to be Mike Pence, followed by Cory Booker.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Mark Cuban, obviously.

[American2020]

I could see Steve Bullock. The fact he's almost unknown from the public could be an advantage. He'd not to be attacked by hyper negative allegation. He succeded to get big results in a state won easily by Trump.
He'd be younger than Trump in 2020.

I see two possibilities about running-mates:
-midwesterner
-minority with charisma

[Kingpoleon]

Elizabeth Warren

She BARELY won Massachusetts. You really think she could win Florida, Ohio, Iowa, Pennsylvania etc. Liarwatha would Bern-out early

1. She won by eight points against a very good incumbent.
2. At least she won the popular vote in her race.

[peterthlee]

The man on the left of your beloved guy's photograph in your signature, because that guy is going to be removed from office by the legislative bodies.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Cory Booker will be the 46th Prez in Jan, 2021

[Lincoln Republican]

Mike Pence will be the 46th President of the United States.

Shelley Moore Capito will be the 49th Vice President of the United States.

[Dr. MB]

Mike Pence will be elected in 2024 after two terms of the Trump.

Not according to recent trends. 2 terms of Clinton, 2 terms of Bush, 2 terms of Obama, if there are 2 terms of Trump it is more likely a Democrat will get elected afterwards, especially if Trump does a bad job.

[Figueira]

Mike Pence will be elected in 2024 after two terms of the Trump.

I take it you believe California will secede in the next eight years?

If there's so much discontent with Trump that California is seceding, then I think the Democrats would win even without it.

[pbrower2a]

Most likely:

1. Pence (death, resignation, or removal of Donald Trump)
2. Romney (Pence resigns first...Romney would take the role of Gerald Ford).
3. Ryan (third in line)
4. Hagel (lesser chance than Romney under the circumstances)
5. Democratic nominee of 2020
6. Democratic nominee of 2024
7. some general in the wake of a military coup
8. Republican nominee of 2024

[Clarence Boddicker]

For no logical reason, my gut is telling me Al Franken will be the 2020 D nominee and the next president.