The 45th President of the United States...

[DeSantis4Prez]

November 8, 2016

"We can now call Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District for Hillary Clinton. This means that the Electoral Vote is tied, 269-269. The House will vote on who will become the next President of the United States. A candidate needs 26 House delegations to vote for them to become President."


December 20, 2016


The house will vote on the President today, after the Electoral College voted 269-269.

Delegation Results:
Donald Trump: 25
Hillary Clinton: 16
Tied: 9

Since no one got a majority in the house, the Senate will vote on who will be Vice President, and then will re-do the house vote. Alaska Republican Rep. Don Young voted for Secretary Clinton, as she promised him a Cabinet position if she won.

December 21, 2016

The Senate votes today.

Pence: 54
Kaine: 46

The Senate voted by party. This means that Mike Pence will be the next Vice President of the United States and is the Vice President-elect.


*SECRET MEETING*


"Mitch, this is a great plan."

"I know Paul, and it keeps the two evils out of the Oval Office."

Speaker Ryan cancels House re-vote, Mike Pence to be next President

Speaker Paul Ryan has cancelled the House re-vote for President. This means that Mike Pence immediately ascends to the Presidency.

Trump calls Ryan shameful, has high hopes for the Pence administration.



Pence taps Corker for Vice President, confirmed 54-45 in Senate


Mike Pence, President-elect, nominated Bob Corker for Vice President. He was confirmed 54-45 (with Joe Manchin voting across the aisle and him self being absent). Apparently, Corker was not planning on running for re-election to the Senate.


January 20, 2017

President-elect Pence with 2016 GOP nominee Donald Trump

Bob Corker has just taken the oath, becoming the 48th Vice President of the United States, and Mike  Pence was sworn in as the 45th President of the United States.

NEXT: Cabinet, first 100 days, 2018 midterms

[Sestak]

Wait, would he really be able to choose a VP? As far as I understand it, in this situation, Pence would just be VP acting as president and the House would still be able to vote for a President at any time, right?

[Captain Chaos]

Just wait until the truth of Russian involvement in the Trump campaign becomes public.

Since a faithless elector voted for Bernie, he can legally be a candidate for POTUS

[DeSantis4Prez]

Wait, would he really be able to choose a VP? As far as I understand it, in this situation, Pence would just be VP acting as president and the House would still be able to vote for a President at any time, right?

The House cancelled the re-vote.

Just wait until the truth of Russian involvement in the Trump campaign becomes public.

Since a faithless elector voted for Bernie, he can legally be a candidate for POTUS

Thanks for letting me know, he'd probably win a couple delegations but i'll just make it 269-269 again.

[Dr. MB]

Just wait until the truth of Russian involvement in the Trump campaign becomes public.

Since a faithless elector voted for Bernie, he can legally be a candidate for POTUS

I thought it was only between the top 3. So that would mean it's either Trump, Clinton, or Colin Powell.

[DeSantis4Prez]

Cabinet of the Pence administration
Vice President: Bob Corker
Secretary of State: Nikki Haley
Secretary of the Treasury: Jeb Hensarling
Secretary of Defense: Michael Flynn
Attorney General: Rudy Giuliani
Secretary of the Interior: Forrest Lucas
Secretary of Agriculture: Sam Brownback
Secretary of Commerce: Chris Christie
Secretary of Labor: Lou Barletta
Secretary of Health and Human Services: David Shulkin
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: Bob Woodson
Secretary of Transportation: James Simpson
Secretary of Energy: Sarah Palin
Secretary of Education: Tony Bennett
Secretary of Veterans Affairs: Joseph K. Kellogg
Secretary of Homeland Security: David Clarke

Chief of Staff: Donald J. Trump

Pence passes American Health Care Act, nicknamed PenceCare, which will replace ObamaCare.

Since 2010, Republicans have made campaign promises to repeal ObamaCare, and seven years later President Pence repealed and replaced ObamaCare.

Pence announces budget cut for the EPA.

Mike Pence will cut 31% of the EPA's budget. This comes after Donald Trump, his chief of staff, advised a cut.

Mike Pence to nominate Senator Mike Lee to the Supreme Court.

Mike Pence appointed Mike Lee, an ally of his to the Supreme Court. Utah Governor Gary Herbert has appointed Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox to fill the position. A special election will be held in December 2017.

Mike Pence has withdrawn from the TPP

NEXT: Midterms

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

2018 Midterms

The GOP has held the Governorships.

All of them?

[DeSantis4Prez]

2018 Midterms

The GOP has held the Governorships.

All of them?

They've kept majority

[DeSantis4Prez]

November 6, 2018- 2018 midterm elections
Senatorial:

Pickups/Changes
Arizona- Kyrsten Sinema defeats Kelli Ward (D Pickup)
Indiana- Luke Messer defeats Joe Donnelly (R Pickup)
Nevada- Jacky Rosen defeats Dean Heller (D Pickup)
Tennessee- Marsha Blackburn defeats Andy Berke (R Hold)
Utah- Mitt Romney defeats Evan McMullin and Jenny Wilson (R Hold)

Net: D+1

GOP Held Gubernatorial and House, but Dems gained some House seats.

May 31, 2019- Mike Pence declares his re-election campaign, has not stated if Corker will run with him.


June, July, August 2019- Candidates announce candidacy and decline





Biden, Holder, Obama and Warren said they would not run, and said they would support the eventual nominee, among many others who declined.








Castro, O’Malley, Sanders, Steyer, Bel Edwards, Blumenthal and Wilson declared their candidacy.

Candidates:

GOP:
President Mike Pence

Democratic:
Governor Julian Castro
Fmr. Governor Martin O'Malley
Senator Bernie Sanders
Mr. Tom Steyer
Governor John Bel Edwards
Senator Richard Blumenthal
Rep. Frederica Wilson