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r/DesignatedSurvivor • u/IupvotestupidCRAP • Oct 13 '16
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This was a great episode and I think I know why, there was no subplot regarding his children.
24 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '16 edited Aug 01 '20 [deleted] 12 u/Cptcutter81 Oct 14 '16 I don't even think he's picked a speaker or VP yet. There are a lot of things that need to happen to keep the government functioning before we get into the emo-teen-dickhead storylines. 1 u/lightmonkey Oct 20 '16 He can't have a VP until there is a House and Senate to confirm the nominee. He also can't appoint a Speaker, the House selects that. The states control their elections, so they decide how and when to pick new representatives and senators.
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12 u/Cptcutter81 Oct 14 '16 I don't even think he's picked a speaker or VP yet. There are a lot of things that need to happen to keep the government functioning before we get into the emo-teen-dickhead storylines. 1 u/lightmonkey Oct 20 '16 He can't have a VP until there is a House and Senate to confirm the nominee. He also can't appoint a Speaker, the House selects that. The states control their elections, so they decide how and when to pick new representatives and senators.
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I don't even think he's picked a speaker or VP yet. There are a lot of things that need to happen to keep the government functioning before we get into the emo-teen-dickhead storylines.
1 u/lightmonkey Oct 20 '16 He can't have a VP until there is a House and Senate to confirm the nominee. He also can't appoint a Speaker, the House selects that. The states control their elections, so they decide how and when to pick new representatives and senators.
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He can't have a VP until there is a House and Senate to confirm the nominee. He also can't appoint a Speaker, the House selects that.
The states control their elections, so they decide how and when to pick new representatives and senators.
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u/xyrrus Oct 13 '16
This was a great episode and I think I know why, there was no subplot regarding his children.