One of mine from a good while back. Little did I understand how much longer this shit would drag on. Kek.
Here's another from that time and those feelz…
Even if that were the case, it would have no ultimate strategic or tactical value.
There will never be perfect continuity amongst the players, their histories, motives, etc. There is also a shit ton of misdirection going on.
My hunch is that Lin's role is to oil up the pasta before it gets the sauce.
A classic meme materialized in Portland the other night. REEEEEEEEE!
Consider also that (1) Lin is a defamation attorney and (2) nobody is suing him for defamation.
Very on point considerings.
Lightning and plasma.
What happens if a Vice President resigns and nobody takes his place?
In October 1973, President Richard Nixon nominated Gerald Ford to replace Spiro Agnew just two days after Agnew’s resignation as Vice President. Ford was confirmed within two months in a very difficult political environment, with Nixon (a Republican) getting a Congress controlled by Democrats to approve Ford. A year later, Ford was able to get Nelson Rockefeller confirmed as his replacement after a four-month process.
A Vice Presidential resignation raises serious constitutional questions. While on the surface, the Vice Presidential “job description” seems light in the Constitution, compared with the expectations for the President, the 25th Amendment established some critical roles for the Vice President in cases where the President was unable to serve temporarily or permanently.
The 25th Amendment was ratified by the states in 1967 and it cleared up a lot of issues about presidential succession that were unresolved (or unanticipated) by the Founding Fathers. The Founders established the office of Vice President as a late addition in the constitutional drafting process. On September 7, 1787, the delegates approved the office after a very brief debate, which focused more on the Vice President’s ability to cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate.
https://constitutioncenter.org/blog/what-happens-if-a-vice-president-resigns-and-nobody-takes-his-place/