clearly, the gentleman from Washington will not be surprised if I say that a clear and transparent system for installing a successor President would be preferable. There are some plans to deal with top-level civil servants in the bureaucracy and to see if this civil servant is unavailable, that civil servant would do his or her job. But all of this must take place under a legitimate President, and the fact that our present statute has all the problems I have outlined, from ambiguity to lack of continuity of policy, creates a circumstance where we could have a careful scenario as to which bureaucrats are running what and no scenario as to who is overseeing the whole group.
Wendy Sherman: “clearly, the gentleman from Washington will not be surprised if I say that a clear and transparent system for installing…”
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Discussing the need for a clear system for presidential succession and its implications for government continuity.
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