Constitutional FAQ Answer #72
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Q72. “What is the process for replacing the Vice
President if the President leaves office permanently, and not temporarily as
with an illness, etc.?”
A. The President appoints a new Vice President on vacancy of that office, as
directed in the 25th Amendment. So if Bush were
to resign, Cheney would become President, and then appoint a VP. If Cheney
were to then resign, that VP would become President and appoint a VP. If
Cheney resigns, Bush appoints a VP. And so on.
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