January 2025 presidency madness scenario: no Speaker by Jan. 20, the senior Senator = President Pro Tempore —-> President Grassley! - The Great Awakening

January 2025 presidency madness scenario: no Speaker by Jan. 20, the senior Senator = President Pro Tempore —-> President Grassley! 🗣️ Pinch of Salt 💬

posted 2 days ago by Malachi3vs16 2 days ago by Malachi3vs16 +88 / -0

Hypothetical, if the House cannot decide upon a Speaker before 12 Noon Jan. and the Electoral College Vote has not been tallied in Congress and certified, then what?

No Speaker of the House, so next in line is the President Pro Tempore of the Senate = usually the ranking member = will be Senator Charles E. Grassley!

Presidential Succession Act of 1947 (3 U.S. Code Section 19)

In the link here to the Congressional discussions, it was noted that the Constitution has succession rules to follow when the presidency is vacant and there are Cabinet Officers in a President’s administration who can fill in.

In this upcoming Jan. 2025 scenario, there is no Certification of Trump by Jan. 20 Noon and a temporary officer needs to fill in temporarily.

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– Malachi3vs16 [S] 3 points 2 days ago +3 / -0

thanks, a correctiom for accuracy: “most tenured member of the majority party”!

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– Jscholl17 2 points 2 days ago +2 / -0

There are exceptions including the fact that the position used to be a elected position. Plus exceptions are made for retiring members of the Senate in which they could be President Pro Tempore for a day, but that honor is rare.