Who could serve as caretaker president with bipartisan support?

[Simfan34]

Replace Rosenstein with Bharara, probably.

[brucejoel99]

Hillary Clinton.

She wouldn't necessarily receive bipartisan support, but if it's a technocratic caretaker you're looking for, then she's the perfect case in point: a politician so technocratic that she even embarrassed other technocrats. Her campaign website listed bullet-point plans to solve 41 different measurable problems, each 1 containing multiple sub-plans to solve multiple sub-problems. There was even a plan to protect the interests of dogs, cats, & horses. She almost reached the level of that reductio ad absurdum of global technocracy, the widely ridiculed United Nations Sustainable Development Goals w/ their 17 goals & 169 targets. (Maybe her website shouldn't matter that much, but her speeches often read off the same long list of planned solutions to many different problems. Mario Cuomo's dictum was to campaign in poetry & to govern in prose. Her campaign wonkiness didn't even reach prose.)

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kasich

[Canis]

kasich

I disagree with Kaisch on multiple issues but I feel as a care taker president along with maybe Sanders or some other democrat as vp that would get the most bipartisan suppport

[Sir Mohamed]

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