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How does the constitution provide for the situations in which the president is disabled?
The Constitution provides for the situations in which the president is disabled by establishing succession. It states who will take over if the president can no longer do his job, and who takes over if that person can't do it.
How does the constitution provide for situations in which the president is disable?
The Constitution provides for the situations in which the president is disabled by establishing succession. It states who will take over if the president can no longer do his job, and who takes over if that person can't do it.
Who takes over if he president cant do his job?
me
Who takes over if the president isn't doing his job?
The Vice President
Who takes over if the president cannot carry out his job?
vice president
Who takes over if the president or vice president can not perform the job?
the speaker of house
Who takes over the President's job if he or she is unable to serve?
The vice president duhhh!
Who takes over the presidents job when he dies?
Vice president.
What happens if the president dies or resigns?
If the president dies or resigns, the vice president takes over his job for the remaining years/job.
Why do presidents have vice presidents?
If the president resigns or is killed while in term, the vice president takes over his job.
Why does the vice president have to take an oath?
He needs to do his job right too, and if the president dies or cannot fulfill his duties then the vice president takes over and needs to be president.
What is the role of the vice president of the united states?
The vice president is the presiding officer the US Senate. He has to be ready to take over as president if needed. He also takes on assignments that the President gives him and may serve as special representative for the President.He/She stands ready to assume the Presidency in the event that the President can no longer perform his/her duties (or no longer wishes to). Until then, he/she presides over the U. S. Senate.
