Or Hillary. She's going to be a far better choice than Trump ever could.
Not sure what you are responding to. My question was in how other candidates would go.
If Donald Trump is 20% and Hillary Clinton is 80% and she get indicted (IF she got indicted), her candidacy would be replaced with a different Democratic Leader.
How would that happen?
Before the convention would be easiest
They either agree on Bernie as last man standing or unplugged her votes and vest them in a new candidate they agree on.
After that, it gets more messy.
Personally I like messy. I know that there will be a President. I know they will navigate this process. It's just a matter of how interesting it gets and if Hillary is it.
Almost impossible. The entire Republican hierarchy hates Trump, and they can't figure out how to replace him. Several attempts have crashed and burned already. The Democratic hierarchy practically belongs to Clinton. It's impossible to disenfranchise the voters at this point.
I dunno. Clinton fronting up at the convention with Bernie Sanders. She with the number of required delegates due in a large part to her Superdeleagtes that are unbound and can change their vote at any time (and of which 400 or so were nominally with her at the start of the primaries) and Bernie with about 60 Superdelegates and falling about 600 delegates short.
News has just broken that she is to be indicted. Superdelegates get spooked and change, to a person, from Hillary to Bernie. Big win for Bernie. He gets the nomination and she is effectively shitcanned. That would be about as neat a solution as it could possibly be. Any other possibilities are really messy. But I like messy.
