I am so happy to hear and see this on social media. It truly is important to our future religion and democracy of this nation. Praise God and Jesus teachings. You are a true blessing from God and gift to this nation.
To answer Dean Malcom’s question, should a nominee for President become incapacitated before the election the names would remain on the ballot (in say, October) and the VP would become President on Inauguration Day (as they would have also been nominated by the conventions). Prior to that, should a candidate become incapacitated, I believe each party has a mechanism for the “national committee” to nominate a successor
Thanks to Jim Wallis for the clarity, spiritual precision and profound sense of hope he communicates in this interview.
I am so happy to hear and see this on social media. It truly is important to our future religion and democracy of this nation. Praise God and Jesus teachings. You are a true blessing from God and gift to this nation.
Great conversation with Jim Wallis👏
God bless you for your bravery!
Amen!
To answer Dean Malcom’s question, should a nominee for President become incapacitated before the election the names would remain on the ballot (in say, October) and the VP would become President on Inauguration Day (as they would have also been nominated by the conventions). Prior to that, should a candidate become incapacitated, I believe each party has a mechanism for the “national committee” to nominate a successor