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The constitution does not describe the order of succession. It says if the president is incapable of doing the job, his duties fall to the VP. It does not say the VP becomes president. The founders suggested" acting president."
The house determined the order of succession in an act in 1947. Then changed again in 2006.
it is not in the Constitution. Just the President to VP, without designating the VP a president. Merely having him assume the duties. The 25th amendment was determining the VP would become president, not the acting president. Why did they need to do that if the Constitution covered it?
Yes it is.
Try English. It works better.
Which makes him the acting president.
For certain cases, yes.
They really didn't. Effective president is the same as President but without the title. No other difference. Note that Section 1 is not the only section of this amendment. Section 3 clearly refers to the VP as Acting President for the remaining cases. Section 1 clarifies line of authority for handling Section 2. You will also note that Section 1 clarifies the line of succession and the cases it applies to.Originally Posted by 25th amendment of the Constitution of the United States
It is in the Constitution of the United States.
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I'm not. It is YOU dismissing the title.
WRONG. The 25th amendment was ratified by the States in 1967. This and only this declares the path of succession of a President no longer able to serve and when this occurs.
Neither the House nor the Senate have any authority to change the Constitution.
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No. However, the 25th amendment was ratified by the States in 1967.
That is correct.
It was...in 1967.
No, you are simply ignoring the 25th amendment.
Neither the House nor the Senate have the authority to change the Constitution.
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And here is the act. https://www.senate.gov/artandhistory...ession_Act.htm Nothing to with an amendment.
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