Sarah and David are joined by Notre Dame law professor Derek Muller, who teaches “Presidential Nominations in a Time of Uncertainty,” to discuss the legality of swapping out (presumptive) party nominees, the potential consequences of doing so, and the complexity of state election laws at-large.

The Agenda:

—Can Kamala Harris inherit Joe Biden’s PAC money?

—Will Republicans successfully keep Kamala off the ballot?

—What’s up with Ohio?

—Could Donald Trump replace J.D. Vance?

—What does “natural-born citizen” mean?

—Should political parties be state associations for primaries?

—Should faithless electors be bound?

—Campaign finance: restrictions, or no restrictions?

Show Notes:

—LaRouche v. FEC

—Charles Spies’ “Biden Has 100 Million Reasons to Stay In”

—Chiafolo et al. v. Washington

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