Could Trump be replaced on GOP ticket?
Does the GOP have any legal way to replace Trump prior to the election?
If Trump decides he doesn’t want to run for President before the election, will his name be removed from ballots? Realistically, how long would Trump last in the presidential role before, in some way, he was removed? What would Donald Trump replace Obamacare with? Can the Electoral College stop Trump and vote in Clinton? Does the Electoral College have the power to reject Trump, or any candidate for that matter, if enough electors decided to change their vote? How can we work to make sure Donald Trump loses the election for president of the United States? In what ways is Trump a traditional Republican? Do you think republican members of the electoral college will go against tradition and refuse to vote for Trump in December 2016? Would it be possible, in theory: that The Electoral College does not nominate Trump as POTUS? Is it legal for a candidate for President to switch parties after being nominated by a party? Is Donald Trump legally required to release his taxes before the election? What would it take to obtain an Electoral College vote against Trump? Can the president replace the Senate majority leader? What is the potential legal fallout against Trump in your findings so far or is it mostly just political damage? Do you think the Supreme Court will overturn Roe V. Wade, after Trump makes his appointments? If Trump were to run his campaign like a normal/average Republican, how would the race turn out? Is it likely that if Trump makes it to the Presidential election, some Republicans would vote for the Democratic Party? Is it highly unlikely that the 37 faithless electors will prevent Trump from assuming office? What if Hillary Clinton hired Trump to sabotage the Republican Party but Trump now believes he can fly solo and become president? If Donald Trump were to become President, what would become of the ongoing lawsuits against him? Anti-Trump Republicans: If Trump becomes the Republican nominee for president, would you then support him completely, or would you switch to Democrat? If Donald Trump loses the presidential election, how will he handle it? What do you think of Donald Trump's Contract with the American Voter? What is the process for the US President to replace a cabinet member? Isn't Donald Trump the logical culmination of where Republican politics has been heading for many years? If Trump has criminal charges that convicts him of crimes before he is sworn in how, can he remain president? Trump has over 100 judicial vacancies and a Supreme Court justice to name. Is this the end of liberalism? How long before Trump is removed from office for malfeasance? Is Trump's takeover of the Ohio GOP a beginning move in a larger federal government takeover? What is statistically the change of Donalt Trump becoming President of the United States in November 2016?