Some interesting questions to ask

 So today resident Biden, during a speech, forgot the name of his defense secretary, and the name of the Pentagon.

So, I figure that since his dementia is advancing quickly, he will be facing a push to resign within six months.

Heck, even some in his own party are demanding that he share the nuclear codes with at least two other people.  You know what it is that's motivating this.

So, I predict that in six to eight months we get a demand that Biden resign, and if he won't, the Dems will initiate a messy 25th Amendment effort to force him out.

When he is faced with an ugly, no holds barred battle in congress over his declining health, he and his family's corruption, his pervy behavior toward women and girls,  he'll finally, reluctantly, resign, and that makes Kamala the leader of the free world.]

However, that brings up a new set of messy, messy issues.

She'll have to pick a VP of her own, and that person will need a majority vote of both the house and senate.

If the Dems wait until the midterms, they may well lose control of the house.  If that happens, the VP position remains vacant.

Even if they get house approval, they still face the prospect of a 50/50 tie in the senate, and without a VP, there's no mechanism to break a tie.

This is a recipe for gridlock, which may not really be that bad of a thing.

However, the question then becomes who would she pick for VP?  

I propose three candidates.

1. Mayor Pete 

2. Bernie Sanders

3. AOC

Imagine Kamala paired with any of these.  Nightmare!