But he's a Radical Republican. He's not extreme enough to have ever been President.
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But he's a Radical Republican. He's not extreme enough to have ever been President.
When Democrats go !Evil economically left-wing populist social conservative religious fundamentalist...it works.
This is pretty much the Democratic Party from NSS and also my ideal Democratic Party
.Some things from the future? (I.e. my rough prediction for Canada's election next month). I look forward to be proven wrong
My response to True Grit.
Grit's second was the closest.
Thanks.
Oh Canada, never stop being so wild and crazy during elections season.
Inb4 the Dems sweep Mississippi, Kentucky, and Lousiana.
True Grit got the essential finishing positions of the parties right in just about every one he posted, though yes, he didn't predict anything close to the size of the final Liberal total.
Something from the GOP-verse not election-related: the 1979 Rose Bowl:
Fall Out of the Way (aka GOP Takeover of Congress in 1970)
US Senate elections, 1970
US House of Representatives elections, 1970
US Presidential election, 1972
US Senate elections, 1972
US House of Representatives, 1972
Canadian federal election, 1972
Pierre Trudeau
Canadian federal election, 1974
Gerald Ford
US Senate elections, 1974
Super Bowl VIII
French presidential election, 1974
Pong
US Senate elections, 1976
US Presidential election, 1976
Jacob K. Javits
US gubernatorial elections, 1976
West German Presidential election, 1974
1975 World Series
1976 Indianapolis 500
United States at the 1976 Summer Olympics
US Senate elections, 1978
Canadian federal election, 1979
Canadian federal election, 1980
Fall Out of the Way (aka GOP Takeover of Congress in 1970)
US Senate elections, 1970
US House of Representatives elections, 1970
US Presidential election, 1972
US Senate elections, 1972
US House of Representatives, 1972
Canadian federal election, 1972
Pierre Trudeau
Canadian federal election, 1974
Gerald Ford
US Senate elections, 1974
Super Bowl VIII
French presidential election, 1974
Pong
US Senate elections, 1976
US Presidential election, 1976
Jacob K. Javits
US gubernatorial elections, 1976
West German Presidential election, 1974
1975 World Series
1976 Indianapolis 500
United States at the 1976 Summer Olympics
US Senate elections, 1978
Canadian federal election, 1979
Canadian federal election, 1980
Personally, I thought that the infobox that True Grit created was ridiculous and was wishful thinking. I thought that the Liberals could never push so far ahead of their opposition. When I saw the results of the election, I was totally and utterly shocked they gained a majority government.
I predicted that the Liberals would slightly edge out the Conservatives and would form a coalition with the NDP to control Parliament.
I kinda thought the Liberals might win a majority near the end (based on my observation that the "liberal"-branded parties have seemingly always done better than expected in the last 4 years, i.e. winning a majority in Ontario, in BC, holding on in Alberta, etc.), but it just seemed so implausible that I didn't dare bet on it. Though even so I never would have thought the NDP would end up with as few seats as they did.
shiftygiant
Gone Fishin'
A little help
Parliamentary America, because it's taking a little longer then I thought to continue that Fascist America thing.
Parliamentary America, because it's taking a little longer then I thought to continue that Fascist America thing.
The 1925 Five Nations Championship was a history making season, with France taking home their first title after they defeated England in the final game of the Five Nations held at home. Unlike OTL where France first won the title in 1954, the French were dominant during the mid-20s as they fell close to Scotland in the 1924 championship.
Past wikiboxs in this TL
Football at the 1924 Summer Olympics
1924 Indianapolis 500
1926 FIFA World Cup
Past wikiboxs in this TL
Football at the 1924 Summer Olympics
1924 Indianapolis 500
1926 FIFA World Cup
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The first Monaco Grand Prix had fourteen drivers compete for 100,000 French francs. The race though would not see their local driver Louis Chiron in the wheel of Bugatti with him missing for the race at Alessandria but even with that, they would see a Bugatti domination with the top 4 all being on the same make while the other three Bugattis that was entered having issues with mechanical or transmission faults.
Past wikiboxs in Alt World Football TL
Football at the 1924 Summer Olympics
1924 Indianapolis 500
1926 FIFA World Cup
1925 Five Nations Championship
Past wikiboxs in Alt World Football TL
Football at the 1924 Summer Olympics
1924 Indianapolis 500
1926 FIFA World Cup
1925 Five Nations Championship
[FONT="]The Liberty Belles are an American idol girl group collective that is based out of Washington, D.C. The collective is currently signed to Universal Playback (a subsidiary of Universal Studios, which in turn is a subsidiary of Astrodyne, Inc.), and is comprised of more than 150 separate units that can be found across the Solar System, with nearly 2,000 individual current members. The subsidiary groups perform songs and dance routines that draw from a core canon, and each group also has its own unique songs and styles. The Liberty Belles are known for their patriotic lyrics and routines; many of the groups are connected to various national parks, monuments and cities and have routines that are semi-educational in nature, such as minstrel retellings of Washington’s Crossing of the Delaware or the Battle of the Alamo or Operation Overlord. Those Liberty Belles are also connected to the natural avatar of the park or monument, serving as a younger, sexier mascot for the park.[/FONT]
[FONT="]The Liberty Belles and their associated acts are extremely popular. The core group is comprised of 13 members (most girls retire as singers and dancers by age 24) and release singles and albums on a continuous basis. Since being signed by Universal Playback in 2119, they’ve had 23 singles chart in the top 10 the Billboard Hot 100, including 17 that have hit number one and have spent a cumulative 51 weeks at number one. The other associate acts have contributed a further 12 singles to the top 10 and an additional 62 singles to the regional Billboard top 10s. They have also had incredible critical success; they’ve won 13 Grammy Awards on 25 nominations, and have even won 2 Academy Awards for Best Original Song. The most successful solo member is probably the group’s captain, Columbine, who had a banner year in 2134: she swept the Grammies for Best Record, Album of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance; had 3 number one singles off a number one album; and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Support Actress. The Belles have also branched out to other mediums, including television and film--many older and retired Belles can be found across Universal Studios’ television series and films.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Their most popular non-music property is the smash hit The Next Liberty Belle, a reality show that takes a large group of candidates and has America whittle it down to one, who is signed as a member of the Liberty Belles--the show has been in the top 3 of television ratings since it premiered in 2124, and it has an average weekly viewership of more than 125 million. While each season winner has been signed to a contract and have seen success, contestants who were voted out early are sometimes offered contracts at a later date. Since 2131, NBC has aired regional versions of The Next Liberty Belle, which has also proven to be a ratings bonanza.[/FONT]
[FONT="]The Liberty Belles and their associated acts have home theaters where they perform live, and they also have frequent tours. The tours are more general, performing core songs and also individual group songs, while their home theater performances are more specialized, with more specific, historic and patriotic routines. The groups perform for heads of state and other important guests, and their annual Fourth of July concerts are considered the hottest tickets in town. Concerts are also aired on television, almost always on one NBC station or another. Charity is another huge party of the Liberty Belles identity; they have performed thousands of shows for the USO, have granted hundreds of Make-a-Wish wishes and raised almost $25 million for the Wounded Warrior Foundation since entering a partnership with that group in 2126. [FONT="]Universal Playback has also allowed the group and its membe[FONT="]rs to appear in recruiting videos f[FONT="]or the U.S. [FONT="]Armed Forces and the Minutemen (most [FONT="]recently, [FONT="]s[FONT="]everal members had prominent roles in the film Baptism of Fire about the Ionian Mutiny[FONT="], for which they provided the t[FONT="]heme song).[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT]
[FONT="]The group began as the brainchild of Astrodyne executive Gus Pressler in 2117. While it began as a normal idol girl group, it quickly came to the attention of Astrodyne president Scot Burr, who, by this time, had taken a keen interest in human cloning and genetic modification. The first generation of Liberty Belles were regular girls, but each successive generation has seen more and more genetically tweaked members who fall within a preferred range of height, weight, body shape, coordination, balance and vocal skills. Astrodyne has also made successive generations more and more racially ambiguous in an attempt to create the ideal American race. A recent report by the Arabian Ministry of Culture labeled the Liberty Belles and the Battleship Girls as “two of the most dangerous tools of American propaganda in the world today”. Despite that report and attempted censorship, the Liberty Belles had 3 top 10 hits in the UAR in 2134.[/FONT]
[FONT="]The Liberty Belles and their associated acts are extremely popular. The core group is comprised of 13 members (most girls retire as singers and dancers by age 24) and release singles and albums on a continuous basis. Since being signed by Universal Playback in 2119, they’ve had 23 singles chart in the top 10 the Billboard Hot 100, including 17 that have hit number one and have spent a cumulative 51 weeks at number one. The other associate acts have contributed a further 12 singles to the top 10 and an additional 62 singles to the regional Billboard top 10s. They have also had incredible critical success; they’ve won 13 Grammy Awards on 25 nominations, and have even won 2 Academy Awards for Best Original Song. The most successful solo member is probably the group’s captain, Columbine, who had a banner year in 2134: she swept the Grammies for Best Record, Album of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance; had 3 number one singles off a number one album; and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Support Actress. The Belles have also branched out to other mediums, including television and film--many older and retired Belles can be found across Universal Studios’ television series and films.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Their most popular non-music property is the smash hit The Next Liberty Belle, a reality show that takes a large group of candidates and has America whittle it down to one, who is signed as a member of the Liberty Belles--the show has been in the top 3 of television ratings since it premiered in 2124, and it has an average weekly viewership of more than 125 million. While each season winner has been signed to a contract and have seen success, contestants who were voted out early are sometimes offered contracts at a later date. Since 2131, NBC has aired regional versions of The Next Liberty Belle, which has also proven to be a ratings bonanza.[/FONT]
[FONT="]The Liberty Belles and their associated acts have home theaters where they perform live, and they also have frequent tours. The tours are more general, performing core songs and also individual group songs, while their home theater performances are more specialized, with more specific, historic and patriotic routines. The groups perform for heads of state and other important guests, and their annual Fourth of July concerts are considered the hottest tickets in town. Concerts are also aired on television, almost always on one NBC station or another. Charity is another huge party of the Liberty Belles identity; they have performed thousands of shows for the USO, have granted hundreds of Make-a-Wish wishes and raised almost $25 million for the Wounded Warrior Foundation since entering a partnership with that group in 2126. [FONT="]Universal Playback has also allowed the group and its membe[FONT="]rs to appear in recruiting videos f[FONT="]or the U.S. [FONT="]Armed Forces and the Minutemen (most [FONT="]recently, [FONT="]s[FONT="]everal members had prominent roles in the film Baptism of Fire about the Ionian Mutiny[FONT="], for which they provided the t[FONT="]heme song).[/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/FONT]
[FONT="]The group began as the brainchild of Astrodyne executive Gus Pressler in 2117. While it began as a normal idol girl group, it quickly came to the attention of Astrodyne president Scot Burr, who, by this time, had taken a keen interest in human cloning and genetic modification. The first generation of Liberty Belles were regular girls, but each successive generation has seen more and more genetically tweaked members who fall within a preferred range of height, weight, body shape, coordination, balance and vocal skills. Astrodyne has also made successive generations more and more racially ambiguous in an attempt to create the ideal American race. A recent report by the Arabian Ministry of Culture labeled the Liberty Belles and the Battleship Girls as “two of the most dangerous tools of American propaganda in the world today”. Despite that report and attempted censorship, the Liberty Belles had 3 top 10 hits in the UAR in 2134.[/FONT]
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