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Ok, but does the constitution allow you to be a VP after serving two terms as president? Of course that would mean that if you became president again you should quit after you have spent 10 years on the job and give over to your own VP?

No, as the 12th Amendment precludes such a situation as Vice President after being ineligible to be President. He/she could become president again in the line of succession below VP.


1 	Vice President of the United States 	Joe Biden (D)
2 	Speaker of the House 	                John Boehner (R)
3 	President pro tempore of the Senate 	Daniel Inouye (D)
4 	Secretary of State 	                Hillary Rodham Clinton (D)
5 	Secretary of the Treasury 	        Timothy Geithner (I)[3]
6 	Secretary of Defense 	                Leon Panetta (D)
7 	Attorney General 	                Eric Holder (D)
8 	Secretary of the Interior 	        Ken Salazar (D)
9 	Secretary of Agriculture 	        Tom Vilsack (D)
10 	Secretary of Commerce 	                John Bryson (D)
11 	Secretary of Labor 	                Hilda Solis (D)
12 	Secretary of Health and Human Services 	Kathleen Sebelius (D)
13 	Secretary of Housing & Urban Dev        Shaun Donovan (D)
14 	Secretary of Transportation 	        Ray LaHood (R)
15 	Secretary of Energy 	                Steven Chu (D)
16 	Secretary of Education 	                Arne Duncan (D)
17 	Secretary of Veterans Affairs 	        Eric Shinseki*
18 	Secretary of Homeland Security 	        Janet Napolitano (D)
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Economics trumps Virtue. 

 

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More of Obama's 3-year report card. Not good.

CBS News) The National Debt has now increased more during President Obama's three years and two months in office than it did during 8 years of the George W. Bush presidency.

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It doesn't matter which Republican or Democrat is in the office. They're going to support 3 things:

1) The oil barons

2) The bankers

3) The military-industrial complex

Ron Paul is ignored because he challenges this cabal that was challenged by JFK. He was killed for it. Now, the biggest myth in American politics is that there's actually a choice. Any choice that's made will unquestioningly supports the above. The polarization of the debate in America is meant to keep people from questioning the actual issues. It focuses the debate around moot points that are ultimately meaningless. As the lives and wealth of the underclass are robbed from them by the pigs dressed as elephants and donkeys.

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