Good evening, I’m still reporting on politics. It looks like it may be over for Hillary Clinton. After Sunday morning’s collapse of their party’s, nominee, Democrats seem to have had just about enough of the Clintonian albatross hanging around their necks. The rumor mill along Pennsylvania Ave. is that a few top Dems met late Sunday to begin discussions that ran into today on how to replace Clinton, and with whom. Shortly before she collapsed, Clinton was pictured with a woman – apparently a doctor – who was apparently conducting the “squeeze my fingers” test – which is a test for a stroke. MSNBC’s David Shuster tweeted out late Sunday the news: “Clarification from dem operatives @hillaryclinton pheumonia: Expect emergency DNC meeting to CONSIDER replacement #HillarysHealth.” Late this afternoon, political commentator Karl Denninger of “The Market Ticker” wrote: “Hillary's campaign is over, whether you or she wishes to admit it or not.” “Trump is now effectively running unopposed and there is nothing the DNC or Hillary can do about it.” Earlier today the British paper, the Daily Mail, quoted a former DNC chairman: “It’s something you would be a fool not to prepare for,’ said Don Fowler, who chaired the DNC from 1995-1997. “I think the plan should be developed by 6 o’clock this afternoon.” According to the Daily Mail: “The Democratic Party's rules allow for the DNC to name a replacement, but don't provide many guidelines on how the process is to be performed.” Supporters of both Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden are said to be busy lobbying. The only time such a switch in candidates has been made in U.S. history was in 1972 when Sargent Shriver was selected to replace Thomas Eagleton as George McGovern’s vice presidential nominee, after it was revealed that Eagleton had been treated for depression. The Democratic National Committee Bylaws read: “… a special meeting to fill a vacancy on the National ticket shall be held on the call of the Chairperson, who shall set the date for such meeting.” All those who vote would have to be present to hand over their ballot slips in person – call it a convention if you wish. The winner would be required to gain a simple majority. That implies multiple ballot voting if necessary. Congress can push back Election Day, but since Republicans hold a majority in both houses, that’s considered highly unlikely. Vice-presidential candidate Tim Kaine would be in the running to move to the presidential slot, but he gets no special consideration. It would be an unprecedented “anything goes” gathering. Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden are considered the top picks as both have national followings – but Bernie’s workers are more thoroughly engaged in the process. Bill Clinton is forbidden from running again because of the 22nd Amendment – which prevents any President from serving more then two terms. However, Chelsea Clinton – his daughter - could take her mother’s place. The age requirement for President is 35 years of age. Chelsea turned 36 on Feb. 27th. JFK was the youngest president ever inaugurated at age 43. Chelsea would be 7 years younger than Kennedy on Inauguration Day. As Karl Denninger wrapped up his commentary this afternoon: “Go home Hillary. I know you believed you were "the chosen one", but it was not to be. You simply aren't in good enough medical condition to continue to run … much less serve, and the entire electorate saw that today.” I’m still reporting from Washington. Good day. http://www.billstill.com/ https://youtu.be/SxafqUEYBBg

to become Partner #425: www.billstill.com, then Click "Subscribe" Bitcoin address: 15Ucde9jSR7UezG8w4Lgk3jMhiCebc4veG According to an interview done with Laura Ingraham on Tuesday, former DC U.S. Attorney Joseph diGenova says there is no way that the FBI will not recommend indictment of Hillary Clinton. According to diGenova: “The [FBI] has so much information about criminal conduct by her and her staff that there is no way that they walk away from this.” “They are going to make a recommendation that people be charged and then Loretta Lynch is going to have the decision of a lifetime.” “I believe that the evidence that the FBI has is so compelling that, unless [Lynch] agrees to the charges, there will be a massive revolt inside the FBI, which she will not be able to survive as an attorney general. It will be like Watergate. It will be unbelievable.” I’m still reporting from Washington. Good day.

To become a Partner : www.billstill.com, then Click "Subscribe”. For a one-time donation, go to: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations&business=billstill3@aol.com&item_number=Youtube¤cy_code=USD According to a new analysis in yesterday’s Washington Times, Donald Trump is on track for a 1st ballot victory. Going into today’s Indiana primary, Trump is only short a bit over 200 delegates to prevent the dreaded “brokered convention” hoped for by both Cruz and Kasich. Oh, before we go on, a calming word to Trumpets nationwide; all those delegates that Calgary Ted is “stealing” only count after the 1st ballot. Cruz is working his evil deeds the only way he can – stealing delegates should the convention go to multiple votes. However, that ain’t gonna happen. We first called Trump as “inevitable” the morning after his big surprise win in South Carolina on Feb. 20th. That’s because Beth and I were at the Trump rally at Pawleys Island, SC the day before and saw the enthusiasm on the ground, something that just can’t be captured by a brief TV news report. Now the DC establishment is grudgingly coming around to the inevitability of the Donald. What odds could we have gotten on a $100 bet on Trump that just 9 weeks later, we would see this headline in the leading conservative newspaper in the nation’s capital? The Times goes through the same analysis we have mentioned frequently in recent weeks concerning the direction of unbound delegates flowing towards Trump as his inevitability sinks in. The Times quotes the count of former Republican National Committee Treasurer Randy Pullen, who predicts Trump’s delegate haul at 1,315 delegates by convention time. We are still saying here at the Still Report that Trump’s 1st ballot number is 1407, 170 delegates more than needed for nomination . I’m still reporting from Washington. Good day.

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