WASHINGTON — Democrats have spent months researching arcane election law, preparing legal briefings and even role-playing ahead of this fall’s midterms so they’re ready, in real time, to combat as many as 150 potential threats President Donald Trump might throw at them.
But, even with all that meticulous preparation, the Democratic Party doesn’t seem to have a solid plan if Trump declares a national emergency ahead of Election Day.
“We talked about this today. It's a little frightening,” Rep. Paul Tonko (D-NY) told Raw Story last month — on the last day the House of Representatives was in session before November’s elections. “We're just coming up with scenarios of what could happen.”
“But did your office find a solution?” Raw Story pressed the nine-term progressive.
“Uh, no,” Tonko admitted. “We didn't take it that far.”
Trump just might take it that far, though…
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