That is correct. If the president were convicted in an impeachment trial, the Vice President would take the office of Presdident.
1. The president passes away. 2. The president is convicted of abuse of power and is removed from office or he/she is removed because he/she had done a high crime, like theft. 3. The president is impeached by 2/3 vote in Congress.
A person become president, he needs to meet these requirements. First, you must be a citizen born in the United States. Next, you must have lived in the U.S. for at least 14 years. Then, you must be at least 35 years old. Finally, a president can serve only two terms, or periods in office. Each term is 4 years.
It depends on which Christine Brown you are referring to. If it is the Christine Brown current serving in Alberta, Canada, it would be because Canada does not have a president, they have a Prime Minister. And she cannot be the US President because she is not a US citizen.
Richard Nixon was the only vice president to become president that did not succeed the president he served under.
If she were already President, then her Vice President would become president. If you are asking who is next in the line of succession following the Secretary of State, see below: Following the normal line of succession (adopted by Congress in 1947) and assuming that the office positions were vacated due to death during a current presidential term, the succession to the oval office would be: # President # Vice President # Speaker of the House # President Pro-Tempore of the Senate # Secretary of State # Secretary of the Treasury # Secretary of Defense # Attorney General If the line of succession indeed got to the Secretary of State, and that person became incapacitated and could no longer serve as President, then the next inline would be the Secretary of the Treasury - assuming that a Vice President had not yet been appointed. If a new VP had been appointed, then the VP would become President. See the link below for the current list for the office terms of 2004 - 2008:
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You become impeached by the government.
Principally by being the first President to be impeached. (He was acquitted.)
The president of the United States would remain president until he died or resigned or was impeached; at which time the Vice President would become president.
the reason why is because when the president dies, becomes ill, or is impeached the vice president takes over.
Yes, the constitution provides for the Vice President to take over when the president is sick, dead, or impeached.
Congress passed a bill of impeachment in February , 1868. He was not convicted.
Not until Inauguration Day, the current Vice President would become President
The vice president.
Andrew Johnson was the 17th president born in Raleigh, North Carolina. He was the vice president under Abraham Lincoln and the first president to become so as a result of an assasination and also the first president to be impeached.
YES !!!!!! No, because look who will become president! No, if you think that because of the Iraq war, your a moron.
If the President dies in office, resigns his post, or is impeached and removed, the Vice President steps up to become President and complete the term.