If North Korea launched a nuclear missile and took out Air Force one with President Trump and Vice President Pence as well as the Speaker and President Po Temp, ______________, the ______________ would become president.
4 months ago@JustSaiyan
4 months agoWell....this is oddly specific, but if the president were killed, the vice president would be given power. If he were killed, the Pro Temp would get it. And if HE were killed, it would fall to the Secretary of State
4 months agoAs for the blanks, since all the other officials were named, I would assume the first blanc is for Orrin Hatch's name, and the second is for SoS
4 months agoOr it would be Mike Pompeos name, as he is the Sos and they introduce him. I would assume it's the latter.
4 months agoIt would look like this: `If North Korea launched a nuclear missile and took out Air Force one with President Trump and Vice President Pence as well as the Speaker and President Po Temp, Mike Pompeo, the Secretary of State would become president.`
4 months agoThough it could be either response. Pick your poison, as they say.
4 months ago`If North Korea launched a nuclear missile and took out Air Force one with President Trump and Vice President Pence as well as the Speaker and President Po Temp, Orrin Hatch, the Secretary of State would become president.`
4 months agowhich one most makes sense to you prefer ?
4 months agoi think this goes in order of who would become president next
4 months ago@JustSaiyan
4 months agoI would say the second option.
4 months agowell he's the senator
4 months agoand who is the secretary of state ?
4 months agoMike Pompeo
4 months agoexactly so tell why the second option explain to me
4 months agoBecause if you look at the placement of the comma, if we were to use Mike Pompeo instead, it would look like we were calling Pompeo the Po Temp. You can tell because if it were saying that, it would have a comma after the second blank, but it does not. Therefore it is a separate statement.
4 months agoso it's the first one to you then ?
4 months agoNo, that would be the second one.
4 months agoIf the first were right, there would be a comma here:
4 months agook make sense
4 months ago@JustSaiyan
4 months agoI'm not 100% certain I can answer these exactly correct, but I can get relatively close. 1. standing committee views the bill 2. Committee sends bill back to the floor 3. Bill is judged by entire chamber 4. second chamber sends to the President 5. President approves new law
4 months agodo you think for sure it's right ?
4 months ago