25th ammendment
The twenty-fifth amendment, which states that the Vice President replaces the President in case of death and replacements in case of future deaths or disabling illnesses progresses onward in rank, seems like common sense to most people. This amendment is obviously necessary to protect us from confusion and chaos if a tragedy occurs. Even before the amendment was ratified on February 10, 1967, it had already been unconsciously invoked seven times, not always in the appointment of a President. The twenty-fifth amendment has unofficially been present throughout all of American history. For example, it was presumed in Garfield’s sudden death and when Wilson was incapacitated for the last eighteen mont
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Approximate Word count = 497
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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