Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes V (Do Not Post Current Politics Here)

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I can top that ofc with a better Super Bowl (with the "right" teams and results):
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My aunt is a nun and die hard saints fan, I’m gonna show her this and she’ll probably make you stay in purgatory forever
 
wouldn't they get kicked out if anyone found out about it?
A mom can become a nun if she is non married and has children not dependent on here. So say a 60 year old with children who are grown and living on their own decides to leave the daily drone and gets on the telephone and calls her nun friend Ramone about joining the nun-home. As far as I’m aware (and it might depend on the denomination), there is nothing stopping her from becoming a nun
 
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The 1968 U.S Presidential Election was the 17th quadrennial presidential election to be held since the establishment of the Seventh Republic. Incumbent President Gordon B. Hinckley was running for a third term in office,much to the frustration of various communist groups within the united states, who loathed him for his right wing stance on foreign policy regarding the British Empire and the Soviet Union. He also found little love for his public housing and infrastructure initiatives within Parliament, with the Christian Conservative controlled legislature voting down many of his measures and planned laws.

His kind and gentle demeanor brought about from his previous tenure as a religious leader and governor of Utah would be frequently used as an excuse by politicians to utilize the president as a doormat, walking all over him in the realms of domestic affairs. Here he would meet great challenges in this regards as a fairly ineffective legislator, relying heavily on party donations and campaign funds he would force out to political allies in an attempt to whip fleeting house members into shape.

In stepped the controversial governor of Alabama George Wallace, who fought hard against former preacher Billy Graham's messages of restructured government and the eradication of organized crime which had plagued the cities of Atlanta and Orlando. He portrayed himself as the "populist alternative to the Populist Alternatives", a slight jab at the seemingly distant party elites that surrounded Hinckley. He would clench the nomination tightly while arguing with Hinckley over the current american intervention in the Cascade Mountains and the security agreements with the Italian mafia.

In order to mobilize the African american vote for his campaign, he not only picked the seemingly radical Martin Luther King Jr as a way to throw some red meat towards the southern African american population, he also had him run to the left of Wallace on certain social issues that would hopefully deliver the key states of the Midwest on election day on a silver platter to the Christian-Conservative party.

The aforementioned communist groups decided to hold their own nomination convention in Illinois, directly across the street from the Populist Alternative convention. After large and bloody clashes between protesters on both sides were violently broken up by police in the "Broken Glass Incidents", Wallace merely sat back and watched the other side self destruct between both factions within the party.

Upon the day of the election, initial outlooks seemed all but assured of a Wallace victory. As the night continued and several more states were narrowly called for Wallace, the biggest prize of California's 75 electoral votes guaranteed his stay in the white house, although by less than 96,000 votes out of 15 million votes cast in the state. More victories by narrower margins continued, with Ohio going to the Alabaman by only 5,000 votes and Pennsylvania by only 15,000 votes.

However, in terms of the total popular vote and electoral college he managed to win in landslides, garnering 151 million popular votes and a single electoral vote shy of 700, but well within the 470 needed to win the presidency. In terms of the states, Wallace won three times the amount that Hinckley had managed to scrap together with just 239 pledged (235 later) electoral votes.

While Jim Jones refused to accept the harsh criticism received by furious Hinckley supporters of being a "spoiler" candidate, it was hard to look past the performance of the communist party in the 1968 election. They had their best year so far, with a record number of nearly 50 million votes and coming in second place in Mississippi, Idaho,Colorado,New Mexico, Oklahoma and the District of Colombia. Despite not winning any states, Five Idahoan faithless electors decided to back the communist Jones-Rockwell ticket, which had a single faithless elector persuaded to alter his initial vote before balloting began at the Boise capitol before the results were ratified by the Congress in December of the same year.
 
Scenes from Hellworld, 1980-1988

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Abridged history: Kravitz (born Kaczynski) is elected on a campaign of federal divestment and isolationist self-reliance over the hawkish MacDonald, who is still being asked questions about the disappearance of Vice President Hoffa. He's impeached after he authorizes strategic bombing campaigns of essential public services in "problem areas". Trump, a fresh-faced supply-side from the Bronx with no prior experience, would be the youngest POTUS until the election of Jackson Jr. in 2012. Machinations from his Vice found Trump forced to resign when his illegal offshore deals were revealed, spurring the senior Jackson to run as an independent. When the USSR starts flexing in the late eighties, America remembers it wants someone tough on the Soviets elects General Haig.
 
Playing with making custom fake infoboxes in Google Sheets. Obviously it doesn't quite look like the real thing, but it can be easier and more customizable than the wiki editor.

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