Clearly a good ticket as he apparently repealed the 22nd Amendment and got to serve half of a third term.
List of Alternate Presidents and PMs II
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Clearly a good ticket as he apparently repealed the 22nd Amendment and got to serve half of a third term.
Murder Most Foul: Who'd Have Thought He'd Be The Target?!
28(first term): Woodrow Wilson(March 4 1913-March 4 1917)/Thomas R Marshall**(March 4 1913-July 3 1915)[1]
-Election of 1916: Woodrow Wilson/Newton D Baker(Democrat) vs Leonard Wood/Warren G Harding(Republican)[2]
28(second term): Woodrow Wilson/Newton D Baker(March 4 1917-March 4 1921)
-Election of 1920: Woodrow Wilson/William Gibbs McAdoo(Democrat) vs Philander C Knox/Edwin P Morrow(Repulican)[3]
29(first term): Philander C Knox*/Edwin P Morrow(March 4 1921-October 12 1921)[4]
30(first term): Edwin P Morrow(October 12 1921-March 4 1925)
-Election of 1924: Edwin P Morrow/William S Kenyon(Republican) vs John W Davis/Oscar Underwood(Democrat)
30(second term): Edwin P Morrow/William S Kenyon(March 4 1925-March 4 1929)
-Election of 1928: Theodore Roosevelt Jr/George W Norris(Republican) vs Alexander Mitchell Palmer/Joseph Taylor Robinson(Democrat)[5]
31(first term): Alexander Mitchell Palmer/Joseph Taylor Robinson(March 4 1929-March 4 1933)
-Election of 1932: Alexander Mitchell Palmer/Joseph Taylor Robinson(Democrat) vs Herbert Hoover/James Wolcott Wadsworth(Republican)
31(second term): Alexander Mitchell Palmer***/Joseph Taylor Robinson(March 4 1933-October 12 1933)[6]
32(first term): Joseph Taylor Robinson(October 2 1933-March 4 1937)
-Election of 1936: Joseph Taylor Robinson/James A Reed(Democrat) vs Theodore Roosevelt Jr/William Borah(Republican)
33(first term): Theodore Roosevelt Jr(March 4 1937-March 4 1941)/William Borah*(March 4 1937-January 19 1940)
-Election of 1940: Theodore Roosevelt Jr/Dewey Jackson Short(Republican) vs Huey Long/James Farley(Democrat)
33(second term): Theodore Roosevelt Jr/Dewey Jackson Short(March 4 1941-March 4 1945)
[1]Eric Muenter succeeds at bombing the vice president. This enhances anti-German sentiment, and makes Wilson ever more passionate. He is more convinced than ever America has a moral duty to involve itself in the war, and starts pushing for it earlier. Worse, during election year war broke out with Mexico
[2]War were declared. The old general Leonard Wood was a strong opponent for Wilson, but Wilson was the man America could trust. Wilson would see the end of the war with Mexico, and see America in the Great War.
[3]Wilson was a much bitter man. Many felt the war was a terrible mistake. Wilson managed to force his own renomination, and lost horribly. A darkhorse of a different sort, Philander C Knox manifested to take advantage of this
[4]Knox and Morrow were a highly unexpected ticket. However Knox, much like Harrison, would not get to live to do much. Morrow was a breath of fresh air after Wilson, beloved for crushing the revival of the KKK and his progressive views towards race. But trouble was spreading overseas. The radical Trotsky had taken Lenin's charge and a second Red Scare was brewing. And that fear would have terrible consequences
[5]Palmer benefited from the Red Scare and the comparitive youthfulness of Governor Roosevelt, and it was his focus as president. He would become close to that of a dictator, embodying the worse attributes of Wilson. Ultimately, Palmer is regarded as perhaps the worst president since James Buchanan and Andrew Johnson
[6]Palmer was not going quietly. He would rig the elections to keep himself in office. This, among other crimes led him to be convicted and removed from office. Robinson would do his best to undo the mess, but it was too late. In 1936, Palmer's mess brought about the Russo-American War
[7]T.R Jr wasn't just the man who won the war, but the peace as well. He would bring back the glory days of Kenyon lost with Palmer, and minimize the second Red Scare. During his second term, he would make peace with the new Soviet Chairman, Trotsky having been ousted from power after the war. Many see him as the equal to his father
Abridged list(*=death, **=assassination, ***=impeachment and removal)
Lineage: The Other Clintons
4(first term): James Madison(March 4 1809-March 4 1813)/George Clinton*(March 4 1809-April 20 1812)[1]
-Election of 1812: James Madison/Elbridge Gerry(Democratic-Republican) vs DeWitt Clinton/Jared Ingersoll(Democratic-Republican/Federalist)
5(first term): DeWitt Clinton/Jared Ingersoll(March 4 1813-March 4 1817)
-Election of 1816: DeWitt Clinton/Simon Synder(Democratic-Republican) vs Rufus King/James Ross(Federalist)[2]
5(second term): DeWitt Clinton(March 4 1817-March 4 1821)/Simon Synder*(March 4 1817-November 9 1819)[3]
-Election of 1820: William Crawford vs John Quincy Adams vs John C Calhoun/Henry Clay vs Daniel Tompkins(Democratic-Republican)
6(first term): William Crawford/Daniel Tompkins(March 4 1821-March 4 1825)
-Election of 1824: William Crawford/Daniel Tompkins vs John Quincy Adams/Martin Van Buren(Democratic-Republican)
7(first term): John Quincy Adams/Martin Van Buren(March 4 1825-March 4 1829)
-Election of 1828: John Quincy Adams/Nathan Sanford(National Republican) vs Andrew Jackson/William Henry Harrison(Independent) vs John C Calhoun/Richard M Johnson(States Rights)[4]
8(first term): John C Calhoun/Richard M Johnson(March 4 1829-March 4 1833)
-Election of 1832: John C Calhoun/Richard M Johnson(States Rights) vs Andrew Jackson/John Tyler(Jeffersonian)
9(first term): Andrew Jackson*/John Tyler(March 4 1833-January 17 1836)[5]
9(acting president): John Tyler(January 17 1836-March 4 1837)
-Election of 1836: John Tyler/Philip P Barbour(Jeffersonian) vs John C Calhoun/Richard M Johnson(States Rights) vs Henry Clay/Willie P Mangum(Classical)
10(first term): John Tyler(March 4 1837-March 4 1841)/Philip P Barbour*(March 4 1837-February 25 1841)
-Election of 1840: John Tyler/Philip P Barbour(Jeffersonian) vs Henry Clay/John J Crittendan(Classical) vs John C Calhoun/Richard M Johnson(States Rights)[6]
11(first term): Henry Clay/John J Crittendan(March 4 1841-March 4 1845)[7]
[1]While Clinton is not DeWitt's father or president, he is a 7 year vice president, and long time New York governor, and DeWitt's uncle. So this would still be interesting trivia wise
[2]At this point, the Federalist running mate serves its purpose
[3]There was talk of him running for a third term, but he decided to keep Washington and Jefferson's tradition. Ultimately, 1820 went down to a single party, being much like the 1824 election in that regard. And like that election, it was decided by HR. Initially JQA ranked first, Crawford second and Calhoun third
[4]This was a mess. Jackson had fought to prevent Calhoun from getting the presidency, and again HR would see a "illegitimate victory". Calhoun would manage to keep the election to himself once more, but face against an enraged Jackson who sees victory. But Calhoun would prove a continuous thorn in the Jeffesonian's side, yet never to the extent that
[5]Even if we ignore the duels and attempts on his life, its a miracle Jackson lived as long as he did. So taking around 9-10 years isn't too implausible. Tyler is much better in terms of his reputation with the party he belongs here, however he does not become president on his own rights initially. However he can be considered president in full by winning the election.
[6]At this point, the electoral college was changed that the winner is simply the person with the most electoral votes. They don't need half. It's also the point where the States Rights party has its last election, going the way of the Federalists
[7]Clay declines running again. Like ITOL, his son dies in war, one still on-going as Clay enters the White House
Abridged list(deep red is States Rights, deep blue is Jeffersonian, deep purple is Classical)
28(first term): Woodrow Wilson(March 4 1913-March 4 1917)/Thomas R Marshall**(March 4 1913-July 3 1915)[1]
-Election of 1916: Woodrow Wilson/Newton D Baker(Democrat) vs Leonard Wood/Warren G Harding(Republican)[2]
28(second term): Woodrow Wilson/Newton D Baker(March 4 1917-March 4 1921)
-Election of 1920: Woodrow Wilson/William Gibbs McAdoo(Democrat) vs Philander C Knox/Edwin P Morrow(Repulican)[3]
29(first term): Philander C Knox*/Edwin P Morrow(March 4 1921-October 12 1921)[4]
30(first term): Edwin P Morrow(October 12 1921-March 4 1925)
-Election of 1924: Edwin P Morrow/William S Kenyon(Republican) vs John W Davis/Oscar Underwood(Democrat)
30(second term): Edwin P Morrow/William S Kenyon(March 4 1925-March 4 1929)
-Election of 1928: Theodore Roosevelt Jr/George W Norris(Republican) vs Alexander Mitchell Palmer/Joseph Taylor Robinson(Democrat)[5]
31(first term): Alexander Mitchell Palmer/Joseph Taylor Robinson(March 4 1929-March 4 1933)
-Election of 1932: Alexander Mitchell Palmer/Joseph Taylor Robinson(Democrat) vs Herbert Hoover/James Wolcott Wadsworth(Republican)
31(second term): Alexander Mitchell Palmer***/Joseph Taylor Robinson(March 4 1933-October 12 1933)[6]
32(first term): Joseph Taylor Robinson(October 2 1933-March 4 1937)
-Election of 1936: Joseph Taylor Robinson/James A Reed(Democrat) vs Theodore Roosevelt Jr/William Borah(Republican)
33(first term): Theodore Roosevelt Jr(March 4 1937-March 4 1941)/William Borah*(March 4 1937-January 19 1940)
-Election of 1940: Theodore Roosevelt Jr/Dewey Jackson Short(Republican) vs Huey Long/James Farley(Democrat)
33(second term): Theodore Roosevelt Jr/Dewey Jackson Short(March 4 1941-March 4 1945)
[1]Eric Muenter succeeds at bombing the vice president. This enhances anti-German sentiment, and makes Wilson ever more passionate. He is more convinced than ever America has a moral duty to involve itself in the war, and starts pushing for it earlier. Worse, during election year war broke out with Mexico
[2]War were declared. The old general Leonard Wood was a strong opponent for Wilson, but Wilson was the man America could trust. Wilson would see the end of the war with Mexico, and see America in the Great War.
[3]Wilson was a much bitter man. Many felt the war was a terrible mistake. Wilson managed to force his own renomination, and lost horribly. A darkhorse of a different sort, Philander C Knox manifested to take advantage of this
[4]Knox and Morrow were a highly unexpected ticket. However Knox, much like Harrison, would not get to live to do much. Morrow was a breath of fresh air after Wilson, beloved for crushing the revival of the KKK and his progressive views towards race. But trouble was spreading overseas. The radical Trotsky had taken Lenin's charge and a second Red Scare was brewing. And that fear would have terrible consequences
[5]Palmer benefited from the Red Scare and the comparitive youthfulness of Governor Roosevelt, and it was his focus as president. He would become close to that of a dictator, embodying the worse attributes of Wilson. Ultimately, Palmer is regarded as perhaps the worst president since James Buchanan and Andrew Johnson
[6]Palmer was not going quietly. He would rig the elections to keep himself in office. This, among other crimes led him to be convicted and removed from office. Robinson would do his best to undo the mess, but it was too late. In 1936, Palmer's mess brought about the Russo-American War
[7]T.R Jr wasn't just the man who won the war, but the peace as well. He would bring back the glory days of Kenyon lost with Palmer, and minimize the second Red Scare. During his second term, he would make peace with the new Soviet Chairman, Trotsky having been ousted from power after the war. Many see him as the equal to his father
Abridged list(*=death, **=assassination, ***=impeachment and removal)
- 28: Woodrow Wilson(1913-1921)/Thomas R Marshall**(1913-1915), Newton D Baker(1917-1921)
- 29: Philander C Knox*/Edwin P Morrow(1921)
- 30: Edwin P Morrow(1921-1929)/William S Kenyon(1925-1929)
- 31: A.Mitchell Palmer***/Joe T Robinson(1929-1933)
- 32: Joe T Robinson(1933-1937)
- 33: Theodore Roosevelt Jr(1937-1945)/William Borah*(1937-1940), Dewey Jackson Short(1941-1945)
Lineage: The Other Clintons
4(first term): James Madison(March 4 1809-March 4 1813)/George Clinton*(March 4 1809-April 20 1812)[1]
-Election of 1812: James Madison/Elbridge Gerry(Democratic-Republican) vs DeWitt Clinton/Jared Ingersoll(Democratic-Republican/Federalist)
5(first term): DeWitt Clinton/Jared Ingersoll(March 4 1813-March 4 1817)
-Election of 1816: DeWitt Clinton/Simon Synder(Democratic-Republican) vs Rufus King/James Ross(Federalist)[2]
5(second term): DeWitt Clinton(March 4 1817-March 4 1821)/Simon Synder*(March 4 1817-November 9 1819)[3]
-Election of 1820: William Crawford vs John Quincy Adams vs John C Calhoun/Henry Clay vs Daniel Tompkins(Democratic-Republican)
6(first term): William Crawford/Daniel Tompkins(March 4 1821-March 4 1825)
-Election of 1824: William Crawford/Daniel Tompkins vs John Quincy Adams/Martin Van Buren(Democratic-Republican)
7(first term): John Quincy Adams/Martin Van Buren(March 4 1825-March 4 1829)
-Election of 1828: John Quincy Adams/Nathan Sanford(National Republican) vs Andrew Jackson/William Henry Harrison(Independent) vs John C Calhoun/Richard M Johnson(States Rights)[4]
8(first term): John C Calhoun/Richard M Johnson(March 4 1829-March 4 1833)
-Election of 1832: John C Calhoun/Richard M Johnson(States Rights) vs Andrew Jackson/John Tyler(Jeffersonian)
9(first term): Andrew Jackson*/John Tyler(March 4 1833-January 17 1836)[5]
9(acting president): John Tyler(January 17 1836-March 4 1837)
-Election of 1836: John Tyler/Philip P Barbour(Jeffersonian) vs John C Calhoun/Richard M Johnson(States Rights) vs Henry Clay/Willie P Mangum(Classical)
10(first term): John Tyler(March 4 1837-March 4 1841)/Philip P Barbour*(March 4 1837-February 25 1841)
-Election of 1840: John Tyler/Philip P Barbour(Jeffersonian) vs Henry Clay/John J Crittendan(Classical) vs John C Calhoun/Richard M Johnson(States Rights)[6]
11(first term): Henry Clay/John J Crittendan(March 4 1841-March 4 1845)[7]
[1]While Clinton is not DeWitt's father or president, he is a 7 year vice president, and long time New York governor, and DeWitt's uncle. So this would still be interesting trivia wise
[2]At this point, the Federalist running mate serves its purpose
[3]There was talk of him running for a third term, but he decided to keep Washington and Jefferson's tradition. Ultimately, 1820 went down to a single party, being much like the 1824 election in that regard. And like that election, it was decided by HR. Initially JQA ranked first, Crawford second and Calhoun third
[4]This was a mess. Jackson had fought to prevent Calhoun from getting the presidency, and again HR would see a "illegitimate victory". Calhoun would manage to keep the election to himself once more, but face against an enraged Jackson who sees victory. But Calhoun would prove a continuous thorn in the Jeffesonian's side, yet never to the extent that
[5]Even if we ignore the duels and attempts on his life, its a miracle Jackson lived as long as he did. So taking around 9-10 years isn't too implausible. Tyler is much better in terms of his reputation with the party he belongs here, however he does not become president on his own rights initially. However he can be considered president in full by winning the election.
[6]At this point, the electoral college was changed that the winner is simply the person with the most electoral votes. They don't need half. It's also the point where the States Rights party has its last election, going the way of the Federalists
[7]Clay declines running again. Like ITOL, his son dies in war, one still on-going as Clay enters the White House
Abridged list(deep red is States Rights, deep blue is Jeffersonian, deep purple is Classical)
- 4: James Madison(1809-1813)/George Clinton*(1809-1812)
- 5: DeWitt Clinton(1813-1821)/Jared Ingersoll(1813-1817), Simon Synder*(1817-1819)
- 6: William Crawford/Daniel Tompkins(1821-1825)
- 7: John Quincy Adams/Martin Van Buren(1825-1829)
- 8: John C Calhoun/Richard M Johnson(1829-1833)
- 9: Andrew Jackson*/John Tyler(1833-1836)
- 10: John Tyler("1836-1837", 1837-1841)/Philip P Barbour*(1837-1841)
- 11: Henry Clay/John J Crittendan(1841-1845)
Restrospectivity
Modified list of the US Presidential Retrospective Election, where the winning party depending on circumstance could run the same candidate again. Clay exploits HR to become president BTW
Modified list of the US Presidential Retrospective Election, where the winning party depending on circumstance could run the same candidate again. Clay exploits HR to become president BTW
- 1: George Washington(1789-1797)/John Adams(1789-1793), George Clinton(1793-1797)
- 2: John Adams/Thomas Jefferson(1797-1801)
- 3: Thomas Jefferson(1801-1809)/Aaron Burr(1801-1805), George Clinton(1805-1809)
- 4: Charles Pinckney/Rufus King(1809-1813)
- 5: James Madison(1813-1821)/Elbridge Gerry*(1813-1814), John Quincy Adams(1817-1821)
- 6: DeWitt Clinton/Daniel Tompkins(1821-1825)
- 7/12: Henry Clay(1825-1829, 1845-1849)/John C Calhoun(1825-1829), Theodore Frelinghuysen(1845-1849)
- 8: John Quincy Adams(1829-1837)/Richard Rush(1829-1833), John Sergeant(1833-1837)
- 9: Daniel Webster/Francis Granger(1837-1841)
- 10: James G Birney*/Thomas Earle(1841)
- 11: Thomas Earle(1841-1845)
- 13: Gerrit Smith/Charles C Foote(1849-1853)
- 14: Winfield Scott/William A Graham(1853-1857)
- 15: John C Fremont**(1857-1865)/William L Dayton(1857-1861), Hannibal Hamlin(1861-1865)[8]
- 16: Hannibal Hamlin(1865-1869)
- 17: Ulysses S Grant(1869-1877)/Schuyler Colfax(1869-1873), Henry Wilson*(1973-1875)
- 18: Peter Cooper/Samuel Fenton Cary(1877-1881)
- 19: James Garfield/Chester A Arthur(1881-1885)
- 20: Benjamin Butler/Absolom M West(1885-1889)
- 21: Alton Streeter/Charles E Cunningham(1889-1893)
- 22: James B Weaver/James A Field(1893-1897)
- 23: Charles H Matchett/Matthew Maguire(1897-1901)
- 24/26/29: Eugene V Debs(1901-1905, 1909-1913, 1921-1925)/Job Harriman(1901-1905), Benjamin Hanford*(1909-1910), Seymour Stedman(1921-1925)
- 25/27: Theodore Roosevelt(1905-1909, 1913-1917)/Charles W Fairbanks(1905-1909), Hiram Johnson(1913-1917)
- 28: Charles Evan Hughes/Charles W Fairbanks*(1917-1918)
- 29: Robert M.La Follette Sr*/Burton K Wheeler(1925)
- 30: Burton K Wheeler(1925-1929)
- 31: Al Smith/Joe T Robinson(1929-1937)
- 32: Franklin D Roosevelt*(1937-1945)/John Nance Garner(1937-1941), Henry A Wallace(1941-1945), Harry S Truman(1945)
- 33: Harry S Truman(1945-1953)/Alben W Barkely(1949-1953)
- 34: Dwight D Eisenhower/Richard Nixon(1953-1961)
- 35: John F Kennedy/Lyndon B Johnson(1961-1969)
- 36: Hubert Humphrey/Edmund Muskie(1969-1977)
- 37: Gerald Ford/Bob Dole(1977-1981)
- 38: Jimmy Carter**/Walter Mondale(1981)
- 39: Walter Mondale/Geraldine Ferraro(1981-1989)
- 40: Michael Dukakis/Llyod Bentsen(1989-1997)
- 41: Bill Clinton/Al Gore(1997-2005)
- 42: John Kerry/John Edwards(2005-2010), Joe Biden(2010-2013)
- 43: Barack Obama/Joe Biden(2013-present)
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"Does that make me Crazy?": Presidents during the War on Meshuga
1974-1975: Gerald Ford†/Nelson Rockefeller
1975-1977: Nelson Rockefeller/[vacant]
1977-1978: Leo Ryan†/Hugh Carey
defeated Nelson Rockefeller/Bob Dole
1978-1981: Hugh Carey/[vacant]
1981-1981: Ronald Reagan†/Donald Rumsfeld
defeated Hugh Carey/Peter Kyros, John B. Anderson/Kevin White (Independent)
1981-1982: Donald Rumsfeld/[vacant]
1982-1983: Donald Rumsfeld†/Bob Dole
1983-1983: Bob Dole/[vacant]
1983-1985: Bob Dole/Gene McNary
1985-1986: Jesse Jackson†/Dale Bumpers
defeated Bob Dole/Gene McNary
1986-1987: Dale Bumpers/[vacant]
1987-1989: Dale Bumpers/Mario Biaggi
1989-1993: James Quayle/Lamar Alexander
defeated Dale Bumpers/Mario Biaggi
1993-1995: Bill Clinton/Mickey Leland†
defeated James Quayle/Lamar Alexander, Ross Perot/John Silber (Independent/United We Stand)
1995-1996: Bill Clinton/[vacant]
1996-1998: Bill Clinton†/Wes Clark
defeated Orrin Hatch/George W. Bush, Joe Lhota/William von Raab
1998-1999: Wes Clark/[vacant]
1999-2001:Wes Clark/Joe Lieberman
2001-20??: Paul Wellstone/Ralph Nader
defeated Wes Clark/Joe Liberman, Newt Gingrich/Joe Arpio
1974-1975: Gerald Ford†/Nelson Rockefeller
1975-1977: Nelson Rockefeller/[vacant]
1977-1978: Leo Ryan†/Hugh Carey
defeated Nelson Rockefeller/Bob Dole
1978-1981: Hugh Carey/[vacant]
1981-1981: Ronald Reagan†/Donald Rumsfeld
defeated Hugh Carey/Peter Kyros, John B. Anderson/Kevin White (Independent)
1981-1982: Donald Rumsfeld/[vacant]
1982-1983: Donald Rumsfeld†/Bob Dole
1983-1983: Bob Dole/[vacant]
1983-1985: Bob Dole/Gene McNary
1985-1986: Jesse Jackson†/Dale Bumpers
defeated Bob Dole/Gene McNary
1986-1987: Dale Bumpers/[vacant]
1987-1989: Dale Bumpers/Mario Biaggi
1989-1993: James Quayle/Lamar Alexander
defeated Dale Bumpers/Mario Biaggi
1993-1995: Bill Clinton/Mickey Leland†
defeated James Quayle/Lamar Alexander, Ross Perot/John Silber (Independent/United We Stand)
1995-1996: Bill Clinton/[vacant]
1996-1998: Bill Clinton†/Wes Clark
defeated Orrin Hatch/George W. Bush, Joe Lhota/William von Raab
1998-1999: Wes Clark/[vacant]
1999-2001:Wes Clark/Joe Lieberman
2001-20??: Paul Wellstone/Ralph Nader
defeated Wes Clark/Joe Liberman, Newt Gingrich/Joe Arpio
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America Flips A Coin I: 100 Years
18(second term): Ulysses S Grant(March 4 1873-March 4 1877)/Henry Wilson*(March 4 1873-November 22 1875)
-Election of 1876: Rutherford B Hayes/William A Wheeler(Republican) vs Samuel J Tilden/Thomas A Hendricks(Democrat)[1]
19(first term): Samuel J Tilden/Thomas A Hendricks(March 4 1877-March 4 1881)
-Election of 1880: Ulysses S Grant/Elihu B Washburne(Republican) vs Winfield Scott Hancock/William H English(Democrat)[2]
20(third term): Ulysses S Grant*/Elihu B Washburne(March 4 1881-March 4 1884)
21(first term): Elihu B Washburne(March 4 1884-March 4 1885)[3]
-Election of 1884: Elihu B Washburne/Robert Todd Lincoln vs Thomas A Hendricks/Samuel J Randall(Democrat)
21(second term): Elihu B Washburne/Robert Todd Lincoln(March 4 1885-March 4 1889)
-Election of 1888: Benjamin Harrison/Walter Q Greshem(Republican) vs Grover Cleveland/Isaac P Gray(Democrat)
22(first term): Grover Cleveland/Isaac P Gray(March 4 1889-March 4 1893)
-Election of 1892: Grover Cleveland/Allen B Morse(Democrat) vs William McKinley/Thomas B Reed(Republican)
22(second term): Grover Cleveland/Allen B Morse(March 4 1893-March 4 1897)
-Election of 1896: Adlai Stevenson I/Arthur Sewall(Democrat) vs Joseph Foraker/James A Walker(Republican)
23(first term): Adlai Stevenson I(March 4 1897-March 4 1901)/Arthur Sewall*(March 4 1897-September 15 1900)
-Election of 1900: Adlai Stevenson I/Arthur Sewall*, Charles A Towne(Democrat) vs Robert Todd Lincoln/Henry Cabot Lodge(Republican)[5]
24(first term): Robert Todd Lincoln/Henry Cabot Lodge(March 4 1901-March 4 1905)
[1]1876 was a dishonest and contentious election on both sides. Tilden, like Hayes, ultimately promises not to run a second term because of it. Still, he's the first post-Civil War Democrat elected office and gets less contention than Hayes did IOTL. Not that it stops some from thinking it was stolen from the other guy as IOTL
[2]This was contested like the election of 1880. But after '76, they were ready for something unorthodox, that would really help win the ticket. Put it simply, this was Grant's time to redeem himself. And he did just that, defeating Winfield S Hancock. Tragically, the stress of the job aggravated Grant's cancer and he would die come election year, joining Honest Abe in presidents who died in office
[3]Various factors butterfly the 1887 ailments Washburne died of IOTL. As it became harder for Grant to speak, in his last few months Washburne served as the "assistant president". It helped that the two were friends. Washburne was picked to run in 1884, and succeeded, though stated he didn't have any intention of running in 1888
[4]Though an attractive target, the younger Lincoln stated that he didn't wish to be president, at least "not until I feel I can really come into it on my own. I cannot let any time in office be defined by the great legacy of my father". Instead, it was the descendant of another president up to bat. However Cleveland had proven a rising star, doing well in the 1884 primaries. He would be the second Democrat to have two terms in office
[5]"Well", said the younger Lincoln, "I suppose it is time". The second son of a former president, Lincoln was a much more shrewd and introverted man than his father, his accomplishments being in the economic field. The younger Lincoln eventually chose not to run again in 1904
Murder Most Foul: So Who's In Charge?
30(second term): Calvin Coolidge/Charles Dawes(March 4 1925-March 4 1929)
-Election of 1928: Herbert Hoover/Charles Curtis(Republican) vs Al Smith/Joe T Robinson(Democrat)
31(elected ticket): Herbert Hoover**/Charles Curtis(November 6-19 1928)[1]
31(acting president): Frank B Kellogg(March 4 1929-March 4 1930)
-Election of 1929: Charles Curtis/Hermann Ekern(Republican) vs Walter F George/Dan Moody(Democrat)[2]
31(first term): Charles Curtis/Hermann Ekern(March 4 1930-January 20 1934)
-Election of 1933: John J Blaine/Joseph I France(Republican) vs Huey Long/Albert Ritchie(Democrat)[3]
32(first term): Huey Long(January 20 1934-January 20 1938)/Albert Ritchie*(January 20 1934-February 24 1936)
-Election of 1937: Huey Long/Charles Lindbergh(Democrat) vs William Borah/Warren Green(Republican) vs Henry Ford/William Lemke(Ingenuity)[4]
32(second term): Huey Long(January 20 1938-January 20 1942)/Charles Lindbergh(March 4 1938-June 1 1941)[5]
-Election of 1941: Huey Long/Henry Wallace(Democrat) vs Arthur H Vandenberg/Styles Bridges(Republican) vs Henry Ford/Charles Lindbergh(Ingenuity)[6]
32(third term): Huey Long(January 20 1942-January 20 1946)/Henry Wallace(January 20 1942-May 23 1945)[7]
-Election of 1945: Huey Long(Democrat) vs Robert Taft/Harold Stassen(Republican) vs Henry Wallace/Archibald Roosevelt(Progressive) vs Walt Disney/Glen H Taylor(Dreams) vs Henry Ford/Charles Lindbergh(Ingenuity)[8]
Election of 1945(initial ranking in the electoral college): Huey Long(1st), Walt Disney(2nd), Taft(3rd)
33(first term): Walt Disney/Harold Stassen(January 20 1946-January 20 1950)
-Election of 1949: Walt Disney/Strom Thurmond(Dreams/Democrat) vs Douglas MacArthur/Alfred E Driscoll(Republican)
34(first term): Douglas MacArthur/Alfred E Driscoll(January 20 1950-January 20 1954)
-Election of 1953: Douglas MacArthur/Alfred E Driscoll(Republican) vs Dwight D Eisenhower/Stuart Hamblin(Independent) vs Adlai Stevenson II/Joseph P Kennedy Jr(Democrat)
34(second term): Douglas MacArthur/Alfred E Driscoll(January 20 1954-January 20 1958)
-Election of 1957: Douglas MacArthur/Alfred E Driscoll(Republican) vs Russell B Long/James Roosevelt(Progressive) vs Joseph P Kennedy Jr/Pat Brown(Democrat) vs John Edgar Hoover/Ronald Reagan(Anti-Communist)[10]
35(first term): Russell B Long/James Roosevelt(January 20 1958-January 20 1962)
-Election of 1961: Russell B Long/Hubert Humphrey(Progressive) vs Lyndon B Johnson/Wayne Morse(Democrat) vs Nelson Rockefeller/Cecil H Underwood(Republican)
35(second term): Russell B Long/Hubert Humphrey(January 20 1962-January 20 1966)
-Election of 1965: Hubert Humphrey/Robert F Kennedy(Progressive) vs Lyndon B Johnson/Pat Brown(Democrat) vs Margaret Chase Smith/Hugh E Rodham(Republican) vs John Wayne/Theodore S Agnew(Anti-Communist) vs Strom Thurmond/George Wallace(Traditionalist)[11]
36(first term): Lyndon B Johnson/Pat Brown(January 20 1966-January 20 1970)
[1]IOTL, there was a plot by Argentine anarchists to bomb Hoover's good-will tour train. Here it succeeds, which brings an emergency in succession-who's supposed to be the next president? Ultimately, a decision is made that the secretary of state will serve as the acting president, and 1929 will see an election for president in full.
[2]Curtis was ultimately picked for the Republican ticket as a sense of continuity, and a link to the martyred Hoover. Despite the Panic of 1929, the hope Curtis could fix it "like Hoover did" allowed him to win the White House. Given the choice of Democratic opponent was rather obscure, some theorize this was an intentional loss on their part
[3]Long was a darkhorse, a populist who seemed like he was a savior. The youngest man to be president, Long worked hard to see the end of the depression. While proving successful, there was still things to be done. And the road to hell is paved with good intentions
[4]The Ingenuity Party was a labor-business oriented party that rose out of the Great Depression, headed by industrialist Ford. It managed to win almost 10% of the vote, and it was going to stick around.
[5]Long urged to that of a dictator at times. There was even an impeachment attempt. He also had to deal with his vice president, initially picked for populist appeal, would have controversial interest in fascism and eugenics. Worse, Hitler and Mussolini often joked that "you think we might have a new ally?", which turned sour when America and Japan got into war, and became part of the Allied support.
[6]Long was worried, even if he was in charge in "a good war", he was going to lose. He almost had an impeachment. Maybe he would have lost, had it not been for the poor performance of Ford
[7]The third term of Long was "the redemption of Long", who saw victory against Japan. WWII ended, and Hitler is assassinated in this timeline. Unfortunately a number of the Nazi high command were able to usher in a surrender to avoid karma, though they're almost certainly never going to get a political job again. Well, maybe in Argentina they can.
[8]It seemed to many that Long was picking his vice presidents so "no-one would dare remove me from office if it meant they became president". Oh, how that backfired. 1945 was a time for change, an age of many third parties. And for the first time since 1824, the House of Representatives decided the winner. Disney's Dreams Party
[9]The Dreams Party managed to be the first third party to be elected, however would ultimately lose against MacArthur. Through them, the electoral college would eventually die. Disney brought an optimism that many felt had been lost, though he would also undersee the second Red Scare. MacArthur "made America great again" by most recognition, but to many he was a dictator. Both were harsh against fascism, and would carry out the toppling of the African junta Goering ruled and see him finally answer for his crimes working in two continents. They would also face the rise of Otto Skronzey
[10]The Anti-Communist Party sprung with Hoover and former actor Ronnie Reagan. This is their color. The Progressives saw the rival of Long's son working together. The ticket had the son of the great yet controversial Huey Long, and the great-nephew of the original progressive, T.R himself. They had a falling out, and come 1961 someone else was picked for the Progressive ticket. This was the first time a third party managed to get a re-election, however it would also be the last time they won the presidency. The Democrats and Republicans would take their vengeance by siphoning off the progressives, and it wouldn't be until the eighties that a third party would rise
[11]Johnson is credited by Democrats as "the man who killed the Progressive Party and made it their own". Ironic, given he was always sympathetic to their cause. After a major heart attack, Johnson declined to run for another term. The Traditionalists is part Dixiecrat, part Populist and part Independent.
Color guide for parties: Republican, Democrat, Independent, Industrialist, Dreams, Anti-Communist, Progressive, Traditionalist
18(second term): Ulysses S Grant(March 4 1873-March 4 1877)/Henry Wilson*(March 4 1873-November 22 1875)
-Election of 1876: Rutherford B Hayes/William A Wheeler(Republican) vs Samuel J Tilden/Thomas A Hendricks(Democrat)[1]
19(first term): Samuel J Tilden/Thomas A Hendricks(March 4 1877-March 4 1881)
-Election of 1880: Ulysses S Grant/Elihu B Washburne(Republican) vs Winfield Scott Hancock/William H English(Democrat)[2]
20(third term): Ulysses S Grant*/Elihu B Washburne(March 4 1881-March 4 1884)
21(first term): Elihu B Washburne(March 4 1884-March 4 1885)[3]
-Election of 1884: Elihu B Washburne/Robert Todd Lincoln vs Thomas A Hendricks/Samuel J Randall(Democrat)
21(second term): Elihu B Washburne/Robert Todd Lincoln(March 4 1885-March 4 1889)
-Election of 1888: Benjamin Harrison/Walter Q Greshem(Republican) vs Grover Cleveland/Isaac P Gray(Democrat)
22(first term): Grover Cleveland/Isaac P Gray(March 4 1889-March 4 1893)
-Election of 1892: Grover Cleveland/Allen B Morse(Democrat) vs William McKinley/Thomas B Reed(Republican)
22(second term): Grover Cleveland/Allen B Morse(March 4 1893-March 4 1897)
-Election of 1896: Adlai Stevenson I/Arthur Sewall(Democrat) vs Joseph Foraker/James A Walker(Republican)
23(first term): Adlai Stevenson I(March 4 1897-March 4 1901)/Arthur Sewall*(March 4 1897-September 15 1900)
-Election of 1900: Adlai Stevenson I/Arthur Sewall*, Charles A Towne(Democrat) vs Robert Todd Lincoln/Henry Cabot Lodge(Republican)[5]
24(first term): Robert Todd Lincoln/Henry Cabot Lodge(March 4 1901-March 4 1905)
[1]1876 was a dishonest and contentious election on both sides. Tilden, like Hayes, ultimately promises not to run a second term because of it. Still, he's the first post-Civil War Democrat elected office and gets less contention than Hayes did IOTL. Not that it stops some from thinking it was stolen from the other guy as IOTL
[2]This was contested like the election of 1880. But after '76, they were ready for something unorthodox, that would really help win the ticket. Put it simply, this was Grant's time to redeem himself. And he did just that, defeating Winfield S Hancock. Tragically, the stress of the job aggravated Grant's cancer and he would die come election year, joining Honest Abe in presidents who died in office
[3]Various factors butterfly the 1887 ailments Washburne died of IOTL. As it became harder for Grant to speak, in his last few months Washburne served as the "assistant president". It helped that the two were friends. Washburne was picked to run in 1884, and succeeded, though stated he didn't have any intention of running in 1888
[4]Though an attractive target, the younger Lincoln stated that he didn't wish to be president, at least "not until I feel I can really come into it on my own. I cannot let any time in office be defined by the great legacy of my father". Instead, it was the descendant of another president up to bat. However Cleveland had proven a rising star, doing well in the 1884 primaries. He would be the second Democrat to have two terms in office
[5]"Well", said the younger Lincoln, "I suppose it is time". The second son of a former president, Lincoln was a much more shrewd and introverted man than his father, his accomplishments being in the economic field. The younger Lincoln eventually chose not to run again in 1904
- 16: Abraham Lincoln**(1861-1865)/Hannibal Hamlin(1861-1865), Andrew Johnson(1865)
- 17: Andrew Johnson(1865-1869)
- 18/20: Ulysses S Grant*(1869-1877, 1881-1884)/Schuyler Colfax(1869-1873), Henry Wilson*(1873-1875), Elihu B Washburne(1881-1884)
- 19: Samuel J Tilden/Thomas A Hendricks(1877-1881)
- 21: Elihu B Washburne(1884-1889)/Robert T Lincoln(1885-1889)
- 22: Grover Cleveland(1889-1897)/Isaac P Gray(1889-1893), Allen B Morse(1893-1897)
- 23: Adlai Stevenson(1897-1901)/Arthur Sewall*(1897-1900)
- 24: Robert T Lincoln/Henry Cabot Lodge(1901-1905)
Murder Most Foul: So Who's In Charge?
30(second term): Calvin Coolidge/Charles Dawes(March 4 1925-March 4 1929)
-Election of 1928: Herbert Hoover/Charles Curtis(Republican) vs Al Smith/Joe T Robinson(Democrat)
31(elected ticket): Herbert Hoover**/Charles Curtis(November 6-19 1928)[1]
31(acting president): Frank B Kellogg(March 4 1929-March 4 1930)
-Election of 1929: Charles Curtis/Hermann Ekern(Republican) vs Walter F George/Dan Moody(Democrat)[2]
31(first term): Charles Curtis/Hermann Ekern(March 4 1930-January 20 1934)
-Election of 1933: John J Blaine/Joseph I France(Republican) vs Huey Long/Albert Ritchie(Democrat)[3]
32(first term): Huey Long(January 20 1934-January 20 1938)/Albert Ritchie*(January 20 1934-February 24 1936)
-Election of 1937: Huey Long/Charles Lindbergh(Democrat) vs William Borah/Warren Green(Republican) vs Henry Ford/William Lemke(Ingenuity)[4]
32(second term): Huey Long(January 20 1938-January 20 1942)/Charles Lindbergh(March 4 1938-June 1 1941)[5]
-Election of 1941: Huey Long/Henry Wallace(Democrat) vs Arthur H Vandenberg/Styles Bridges(Republican) vs Henry Ford/Charles Lindbergh(Ingenuity)[6]
32(third term): Huey Long(January 20 1942-January 20 1946)/Henry Wallace(January 20 1942-May 23 1945)[7]
-Election of 1945: Huey Long(Democrat) vs Robert Taft/Harold Stassen(Republican) vs Henry Wallace/Archibald Roosevelt(Progressive) vs Walt Disney/Glen H Taylor(Dreams) vs Henry Ford/Charles Lindbergh(Ingenuity)[8]
Election of 1945(initial ranking in the electoral college): Huey Long(1st), Walt Disney(2nd), Taft(3rd)
33(first term): Walt Disney/Harold Stassen(January 20 1946-January 20 1950)
-Election of 1949: Walt Disney/Strom Thurmond(Dreams/Democrat) vs Douglas MacArthur/Alfred E Driscoll(Republican)
34(first term): Douglas MacArthur/Alfred E Driscoll(January 20 1950-January 20 1954)
-Election of 1953: Douglas MacArthur/Alfred E Driscoll(Republican) vs Dwight D Eisenhower/Stuart Hamblin(Independent) vs Adlai Stevenson II/Joseph P Kennedy Jr(Democrat)
34(second term): Douglas MacArthur/Alfred E Driscoll(January 20 1954-January 20 1958)
-Election of 1957: Douglas MacArthur/Alfred E Driscoll(Republican) vs Russell B Long/James Roosevelt(Progressive) vs Joseph P Kennedy Jr/Pat Brown(Democrat) vs John Edgar Hoover/Ronald Reagan(Anti-Communist)[10]
35(first term): Russell B Long/James Roosevelt(January 20 1958-January 20 1962)
-Election of 1961: Russell B Long/Hubert Humphrey(Progressive) vs Lyndon B Johnson/Wayne Morse(Democrat) vs Nelson Rockefeller/Cecil H Underwood(Republican)
35(second term): Russell B Long/Hubert Humphrey(January 20 1962-January 20 1966)
-Election of 1965: Hubert Humphrey/Robert F Kennedy(Progressive) vs Lyndon B Johnson/Pat Brown(Democrat) vs Margaret Chase Smith/Hugh E Rodham(Republican) vs John Wayne/Theodore S Agnew(Anti-Communist) vs Strom Thurmond/George Wallace(Traditionalist)[11]
36(first term): Lyndon B Johnson/Pat Brown(January 20 1966-January 20 1970)
[1]IOTL, there was a plot by Argentine anarchists to bomb Hoover's good-will tour train. Here it succeeds, which brings an emergency in succession-who's supposed to be the next president? Ultimately, a decision is made that the secretary of state will serve as the acting president, and 1929 will see an election for president in full.
[2]Curtis was ultimately picked for the Republican ticket as a sense of continuity, and a link to the martyred Hoover. Despite the Panic of 1929, the hope Curtis could fix it "like Hoover did" allowed him to win the White House. Given the choice of Democratic opponent was rather obscure, some theorize this was an intentional loss on their part
[3]Long was a darkhorse, a populist who seemed like he was a savior. The youngest man to be president, Long worked hard to see the end of the depression. While proving successful, there was still things to be done. And the road to hell is paved with good intentions
[4]The Ingenuity Party was a labor-business oriented party that rose out of the Great Depression, headed by industrialist Ford. It managed to win almost 10% of the vote, and it was going to stick around.
[5]Long urged to that of a dictator at times. There was even an impeachment attempt. He also had to deal with his vice president, initially picked for populist appeal, would have controversial interest in fascism and eugenics. Worse, Hitler and Mussolini often joked that "you think we might have a new ally?", which turned sour when America and Japan got into war, and became part of the Allied support.
[6]Long was worried, even if he was in charge in "a good war", he was going to lose. He almost had an impeachment. Maybe he would have lost, had it not been for the poor performance of Ford
[7]The third term of Long was "the redemption of Long", who saw victory against Japan. WWII ended, and Hitler is assassinated in this timeline. Unfortunately a number of the Nazi high command were able to usher in a surrender to avoid karma, though they're almost certainly never going to get a political job again. Well, maybe in Argentina they can.
[8]It seemed to many that Long was picking his vice presidents so "no-one would dare remove me from office if it meant they became president". Oh, how that backfired. 1945 was a time for change, an age of many third parties. And for the first time since 1824, the House of Representatives decided the winner. Disney's Dreams Party
[9]The Dreams Party managed to be the first third party to be elected, however would ultimately lose against MacArthur. Through them, the electoral college would eventually die. Disney brought an optimism that many felt had been lost, though he would also undersee the second Red Scare. MacArthur "made America great again" by most recognition, but to many he was a dictator. Both were harsh against fascism, and would carry out the toppling of the African junta Goering ruled and see him finally answer for his crimes working in two continents. They would also face the rise of Otto Skronzey
[10]The Anti-Communist Party sprung with Hoover and former actor Ronnie Reagan. This is their color. The Progressives saw the rival of Long's son working together. The ticket had the son of the great yet controversial Huey Long, and the great-nephew of the original progressive, T.R himself. They had a falling out, and come 1961 someone else was picked for the Progressive ticket. This was the first time a third party managed to get a re-election, however it would also be the last time they won the presidency. The Democrats and Republicans would take their vengeance by siphoning off the progressives, and it wouldn't be until the eighties that a third party would rise
[11]Johnson is credited by Democrats as "the man who killed the Progressive Party and made it their own". Ironic, given he was always sympathetic to their cause. After a major heart attack, Johnson declined to run for another term. The Traditionalists is part Dixiecrat, part Populist and part Independent.
Color guide for parties: Republican, Democrat, Independent, Industrialist, Dreams, Anti-Communist, Progressive, Traditionalist
- 29: Warren G Harding*/Calvin Coolidge(1921-1923)
- 30: Calvin Coolidge(1923-1929)/Charles Dawes(1925-1929)
- 31: Herbert Hoover**(president-elect), Frank B Kellog(acting president, 1929-1930), Charles Dawes/Hermann Ekern(1930-1934)
- 32: Huey Long(1934-1946)/Albert Ritchie*(1934-1936), Charles Lindbergh(1938-1941), Henry Wallace(1941-1944)
- 33: Walt Disney/Harold Stassen(1946-1950)
- 34: Douglas MacArthur/Alfred E Driscoll(1950-1958)
- 35: Russell B Long(1958-1966)/James Roosevelt(1958-1962), Hubert Humphrey(1962-1966)
- 36: Lyndon B Johnson/Pat Brown(1966-1970)
1940-1945: Ernest Bevin (Labour)
1945-1951: John Anderson (Conservative)
1951-1955: Ernest Bevin (Labour)
1955-1957: Herbert Morrison (Labour)
1957-1963: Hugh Gaitskell (Labour)
1963-1964: Clement Attlee (Labour)
1964-1970: Reginald Maudling (Conservative)
1970-1974: Roy Jenkins (Labour)
1974-1976: Reginald Maudling (Conservative)
1976-1979: William Whitelaw (Conservative)
1979-1990: Joan Lestor (Labour)
1990-1997: Jack Straw (Labour)
1997-2007: Michael Portillo (Conservative)
2007-2010: Michael Howard (Conservative)
2010-2016: David Miliband (Labour)
2016-2019: Yvette Cooper (Labour)
2019-present: Ken Livingstone (Labour)
Fairly obvious what I'm doing (or making a poor attempt at) here I would have thought, particularly as the periods of office haven't changed at all.
For good measure, here are the post-war LOTOs too:
1945-1951: Ernest Bevin (Labour)
1951-1955: John Anderson (Conservative)
1955-1963: Harold Macmillan (Conservative)
1963-1964: Reginald Maudling (Conservative)
1964-1965: Clement Attlee (Labour)
1965-1970: Roy Jenkins (Labour)
1970-1974: Reginald Maudling (Conservative)
1974-1975: Roy Jenkins (Labour)
1975-1979: Joan Lestor (Labour)
1979-1980: William Whitelaw (Conservative)
1980-1983: Keith Joseph (Conservative)
1983-1992: Peter Lilley (Conservative)
1992-1994: Kenneth Clarke (Conservative)
1994-1997: Michael Portillo (Conservative)
1997-2001: Neil Kinnock (Labour)
2001-2003: Jon Trickett (Labour)
2003-2005: Alan Johnson (Labour)
2005-2010: David Miliband (Labour)
2010-2015: Michael Gove (Conservative)
2015-present: William Cash (Conservative)
1945-1951: John Anderson (Conservative)
1951-1955: Ernest Bevin (Labour)
1955-1957: Herbert Morrison (Labour)
1957-1963: Hugh Gaitskell (Labour)
1963-1964: Clement Attlee (Labour)
1964-1970: Reginald Maudling (Conservative)
1970-1974: Roy Jenkins (Labour)
1974-1976: Reginald Maudling (Conservative)
1976-1979: William Whitelaw (Conservative)
1979-1990: Joan Lestor (Labour)
1990-1997: Jack Straw (Labour)
1997-2007: Michael Portillo (Conservative)
2007-2010: Michael Howard (Conservative)
2010-2016: David Miliband (Labour)
2016-2019: Yvette Cooper (Labour)
2019-present: Ken Livingstone (Labour)
Fairly obvious what I'm doing (or making a poor attempt at) here I would have thought, particularly as the periods of office haven't changed at all.
For good measure, here are the post-war LOTOs too:
1945-1951: Ernest Bevin (Labour)
1951-1955: John Anderson (Conservative)
1955-1963: Harold Macmillan (Conservative)
1963-1964: Reginald Maudling (Conservative)
1964-1965: Clement Attlee (Labour)
1965-1970: Roy Jenkins (Labour)
1970-1974: Reginald Maudling (Conservative)
1974-1975: Roy Jenkins (Labour)
1975-1979: Joan Lestor (Labour)
1979-1980: William Whitelaw (Conservative)
1980-1983: Keith Joseph (Conservative)
1983-1992: Peter Lilley (Conservative)
1992-1994: Kenneth Clarke (Conservative)
1994-1997: Michael Portillo (Conservative)
1997-2001: Neil Kinnock (Labour)
2001-2003: Jon Trickett (Labour)
2003-2005: Alan Johnson (Labour)
2005-2010: David Miliband (Labour)
2010-2015: Michael Gove (Conservative)
2015-present: William Cash (Conservative)
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Presidents on film: Sneakers
George Bush/Dan Quayle (1989-1993)*
Jerry Brown/George Mitchell (1993-1997)
Ross Perot/Joe Lieberman (1997-2005)
John Kerry/John McCain(2005-2009)**
Donald Trump/Alan Keyes (2009-2017)
Barack Obama/Jim Web (2017-Present)
* In July of 1992 Hackers would succeed in stealing all the money from the Republican party making them I'll equip fo Bushes Reelection campaign. the Republicans would become a third party for the reasonable future
** after the events of September 11th John McCain would pick his friend Republican John McCain under the Unity party
George Bush/Dan Quayle (1989-1993)*
Jerry Brown/George Mitchell (1993-1997)
Ross Perot/Joe Lieberman (1997-2005)
John Kerry/John McCain(2005-2009)**
Donald Trump/Alan Keyes (2009-2017)
Barack Obama/Jim Web (2017-Present)
* In July of 1992 Hackers would succeed in stealing all the money from the Republican party making them I'll equip fo Bushes Reelection campaign. the Republicans would become a third party for the reasonable future
** after the events of September 11th John McCain would pick his friend Republican John McCain under the Unity party
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Stassen Forever!
33. Harold Stassen (R-MN)/Thomas Dewey (R-NY) 1945-1957
34. Lyndon Johnson (D-TX)/Hubert Humphrey (D-MN) 1957-1965
35. Harold Stassen (R-MN)/George Romney (R-MI) 1965-1973
36. Henry “Scoop” Jackson (D-WA)/Reubin Askew (D-FL) 1973-1981
37. Harold Stassen (R-MN)/George H.W. Bush (R-TX) 1981-1997
38. Jerry Brown (D-CA)/Carol Moseley Braun (D-IL) 1997-2005
39. Mitt Romney (R-MI)/John McCain (R-AZ) 2005-2009
40. Paul Wellstone (D-MN)/ Howard Dean (D-VT) 2009-2017
41. Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Marco Rubio (R-FL) 2017-present
33. Harold Stassen (R-MN)/Thomas Dewey (R-NY) 1945-1957
34. Lyndon Johnson (D-TX)/Hubert Humphrey (D-MN) 1957-1965
35. Harold Stassen (R-MN)/George Romney (R-MI) 1965-1973
36. Henry “Scoop” Jackson (D-WA)/Reubin Askew (D-FL) 1973-1981
37. Harold Stassen (R-MN)/George H.W. Bush (R-TX) 1981-1997
38. Jerry Brown (D-CA)/Carol Moseley Braun (D-IL) 1997-2005
39. Mitt Romney (R-MI)/John McCain (R-AZ) 2005-2009
40. Paul Wellstone (D-MN)/ Howard Dean (D-VT) 2009-2017
41. Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Marco Rubio (R-FL) 2017-present
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Prime Ministers of An Untitled Goose Game
According to developers, the game is set in an alternate reality where a goose (not the titular one...probably) chased Margaret Thatcher from Downing Street and ended up causing a Bennite revolution that consigned the Tories to oblivion. Here is my best approximation at the Prime Ministers that resulted
Margaret Thatcher (Tory) 1979-1983
Michael Foot (Lab) 1983-1987
Tony Benn (Lab) 1987-1996
John Prescott (Lab) 1996-2002
Charles Kennedy (Lib Dem) 2002-2010
Jeremy Corbyn (Lab) 2010-2016
Diane Abbott (Lab) 2016-2019
Jo Swinson (Lib Dem) 2019-
According to developers, the game is set in an alternate reality where a goose (not the titular one...probably) chased Margaret Thatcher from Downing Street and ended up causing a Bennite revolution that consigned the Tories to oblivion. Here is my best approximation at the Prime Ministers that resulted
Margaret Thatcher (Tory) 1979-1983
Michael Foot (Lab) 1983-1987
Tony Benn (Lab) 1987-1996
John Prescott (Lab) 1996-2002
Charles Kennedy (Lib Dem) 2002-2010
Jeremy Corbyn (Lab) 2010-2016
Diane Abbott (Lab) 2016-2019
Jo Swinson (Lib Dem) 2019-
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As a horrifying follow up:
LaRouche Forever?
40, Lyndon LaRouche (D-NH)/Carl Levin (D-MI) 1980-2009
41. Susan Collins (R-ME)/Chuck Hagel (R-NE) 2009-2017
42. Joe Manchin (R-WV)/Bob Corker (R-TN) 2017-present
LaRouche Forever?
40, Lyndon LaRouche (D-NH)/Carl Levin (D-MI) 1980-2009
41. Susan Collins (R-ME)/Chuck Hagel (R-NE) 2009-2017
42. Joe Manchin (R-WV)/Bob Corker (R-TN) 2017-present
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There's an AHC for you, make an octogenarian president! Or, before 1952, a person who's 75 or older be elected president
American Flips A Coin: Ma, Ma, Where's My Pa?!
Funny thing is that two of Grover's elections were determined by his home state. And in 1884, within 2000 votes. The third parties made a difference here
22(first term): James G Blaine(March 4 1885-March 4 1889)/John A Logan*(March 4 1885-March 4 1886)[1]
-Election of 1888: James G Blaine/Levi Parsons Morton(Republican) vs Isaac P Gray/Allen G Thurman(Democrat)[2]
23(first term): Isaac P Gray/Allen G Thurman(March 4 1889-March 4 1893)[3]
-Election of 1892: Isaac P Gray/Adlai Stevenson(Democrat) vs William McKinley/Whitelaw Reid(Republican) vs James B Weaver/James H Kyle(Populist)
23(second term): Isaac P Gray*/Adlai Stevenson(March 4 1893-February 14 1895)
24(first term): Adlai Stevenson(February 14 1895-March 4 1897)[4]
-Election of 1896: Adlai Stevenson/Arthur Sewall(Democrat) vs Levi P Morton/Henry Clay Evans(Republican) vs Thomas E Watson/Jacob S Coxey(Populist)
HR: Levi P Morton(1st EV, 3rd PV), Adali Stevenson(2nd EV, 2nd PV), Thomas E Watson(3rd EV, 1st PV). Watson determined the winner
25(first term): Thomas E Watson(March 4 1897-March 4 1901)/Arthur Sewall*(March 4 1897-September 5 1900)[5]
-Election of 1900: Thomas E Watson/Theodore Roosevelt(Populist) vs Alton B Parker/David B Hill(Democrat) vs Henry Cabot Lodge/Charles W Fairbanks(Republican)
HR: Henry C Lodge(1st EV, 2nd PV), Thomas E Watson(2nd EV, 1st PV), Alton B Parker(3rd EV/PV)
26(first term): Henry Cabot Lodge**/Charles W Fairbanks(March 4 1901-April 23 1903)[6]
27(first term): Charles W Fairbanks(April 23 1903-March 4 1905)
-Election of 1904: Charles W Fairbanks/Silas C Swallow(Republican) vs William Randolph Hearst/Henry G Davis(Democrat) vs Eugene V Debs/Benjamin Hanford(Socialist) vs Theodore Roosevelt/William Jennings Bryan(Virtue)
28(first term): William Randolph Hearst/Henry G Davis(March 4 1905-March 4 1909)
-Election of 1908: William Randolph Hearst/Henry G Davis(Democrat) vs Eugene V Debs/George L Sheldon(Socialist/Republican) vs Theodore Roosevelt/John Temple Graves(Independent)
HR: William Randolph Hearst(1st EV, 3rd PV), Eugene V Debs(2nd EV, 2nd PV), Theodore Roosevelt/John Temple Graves(3rd EV, 1st PV)
29(first term): Eugene V Debs(March 4 1909-March 4 1913)/George L Sheldon(March 4 1909-June 1 1912)
-Election of 1912: Eugene V Debs/Emil Seidel(Socialist) vs William Jennings Bryan/John Burke(Democrat) vs Robert M.La Follette/George L Sheldon(Republican)
HR: Eugene V Debs(3rd EV, 2nd PV), William J Bryan(2nd EV, 3rd PV), Robert M.La Follette(1st EV, 1st PV)
30(first term): Robert M.La Follette(March 4 1913-March 4 1917)
-Election of 1916: Robert M.La Follette/Elihu Root(Republican) vs Woodrow Wilson/Thomas R Marshall(Democrat) vs Eugene V Debs/Allan L Benson(Socialist)
30(second term): Robert M.La Follette/Elihu Root(March 4 1917-March 4 1921)
[1]Many felt Cleveland had been cheated due to the influence of the paternity scandal, though Cleveland stated "we both had our scandals, so I don't think that's an argument". Others blamed the Prohibition and Greenback Parties. However the haze towards Blaine remained, despite being a competent administrator. And it would come back to bite him
[2]When it came to running in 1888, Cleveland stated "I made a good enough goal. I've got a lot to do in New York, I'm not going to risk it to lose to him again". Though he only said that until after he got primaried, and Isaac P Gray emerged the fresh new candidate. On the other side of the coin, Blaine had fierce competition from Benjamin Harrison, but he held on. Ultimately, the 20-28 year winning streak had to dry up at some point, and it was here and now
[3]Pennsylvanians rejoice, we have a good president from there! Well OK, he's more involved in the Hoosiers nowadays, but he fought corruption and was a decent, though not exemplary guy from what I get. Come 1892, he be the second Democrat to be re-elected. He chose a different running mate, citing Thurman as too old. A fateful decision, given the two would die in the same year. He was able to maintain a good relationship with Mexico
[4]Meant as an olive branch to the silver faction, Stevenson proved a gadfly on the goldbugs. Regardless of his skills, the quarrels with his party would see him contested when he held his nomination. This proved advantageous to the Populist Party
[5]It went to HR, and the fallout with Stevenson saw the Dems supporting a third party. However it would only last one term. As such, Watson was focused on pursuing populist ideals. This was influential in seeing Hearst as US president
[6]Lodge was a man of missed potential, before his murder by an anarchist. Fairbanks was not able to step up to Lodge, and this allowed Hearst to win. Ultimately, he was "dethroned" by Eugene Debs, who the Republicans pulled a 1872 Democrats and allowed him to have this one. Fighting Bob would later return and be regarded as the best US president since Lincoln and Lodge
Abridged list(Color guide: Republican, Democrat, Populist, Socialist, Virtue)
American Flips A Coin: Ma, Ma, Where's My Pa?!
Funny thing is that two of Grover's elections were determined by his home state. And in 1884, within 2000 votes. The third parties made a difference here
22(first term): James G Blaine(March 4 1885-March 4 1889)/John A Logan*(March 4 1885-March 4 1886)[1]
-Election of 1888: James G Blaine/Levi Parsons Morton(Republican) vs Isaac P Gray/Allen G Thurman(Democrat)[2]
23(first term): Isaac P Gray/Allen G Thurman(March 4 1889-March 4 1893)[3]
-Election of 1892: Isaac P Gray/Adlai Stevenson(Democrat) vs William McKinley/Whitelaw Reid(Republican) vs James B Weaver/James H Kyle(Populist)
23(second term): Isaac P Gray*/Adlai Stevenson(March 4 1893-February 14 1895)
24(first term): Adlai Stevenson(February 14 1895-March 4 1897)[4]
-Election of 1896: Adlai Stevenson/Arthur Sewall(Democrat) vs Levi P Morton/Henry Clay Evans(Republican) vs Thomas E Watson/Jacob S Coxey(Populist)
HR: Levi P Morton(1st EV, 3rd PV), Adali Stevenson(2nd EV, 2nd PV), Thomas E Watson(3rd EV, 1st PV). Watson determined the winner
25(first term): Thomas E Watson(March 4 1897-March 4 1901)/Arthur Sewall*(March 4 1897-September 5 1900)[5]
-Election of 1900: Thomas E Watson/Theodore Roosevelt(Populist) vs Alton B Parker/David B Hill(Democrat) vs Henry Cabot Lodge/Charles W Fairbanks(Republican)
HR: Henry C Lodge(1st EV, 2nd PV), Thomas E Watson(2nd EV, 1st PV), Alton B Parker(3rd EV/PV)
26(first term): Henry Cabot Lodge**/Charles W Fairbanks(March 4 1901-April 23 1903)[6]
27(first term): Charles W Fairbanks(April 23 1903-March 4 1905)
-Election of 1904: Charles W Fairbanks/Silas C Swallow(Republican) vs William Randolph Hearst/Henry G Davis(Democrat) vs Eugene V Debs/Benjamin Hanford(Socialist) vs Theodore Roosevelt/William Jennings Bryan(Virtue)
28(first term): William Randolph Hearst/Henry G Davis(March 4 1905-March 4 1909)
-Election of 1908: William Randolph Hearst/Henry G Davis(Democrat) vs Eugene V Debs/George L Sheldon(Socialist/Republican) vs Theodore Roosevelt/John Temple Graves(Independent)
HR: William Randolph Hearst(1st EV, 3rd PV), Eugene V Debs(2nd EV, 2nd PV), Theodore Roosevelt/John Temple Graves(3rd EV, 1st PV)
29(first term): Eugene V Debs(March 4 1909-March 4 1913)/George L Sheldon(March 4 1909-June 1 1912)
-Election of 1912: Eugene V Debs/Emil Seidel(Socialist) vs William Jennings Bryan/John Burke(Democrat) vs Robert M.La Follette/George L Sheldon(Republican)
HR: Eugene V Debs(3rd EV, 2nd PV), William J Bryan(2nd EV, 3rd PV), Robert M.La Follette(1st EV, 1st PV)
30(first term): Robert M.La Follette(March 4 1913-March 4 1917)
-Election of 1916: Robert M.La Follette/Elihu Root(Republican) vs Woodrow Wilson/Thomas R Marshall(Democrat) vs Eugene V Debs/Allan L Benson(Socialist)
30(second term): Robert M.La Follette/Elihu Root(March 4 1917-March 4 1921)
[1]Many felt Cleveland had been cheated due to the influence of the paternity scandal, though Cleveland stated "we both had our scandals, so I don't think that's an argument". Others blamed the Prohibition and Greenback Parties. However the haze towards Blaine remained, despite being a competent administrator. And it would come back to bite him
[2]When it came to running in 1888, Cleveland stated "I made a good enough goal. I've got a lot to do in New York, I'm not going to risk it to lose to him again". Though he only said that until after he got primaried, and Isaac P Gray emerged the fresh new candidate. On the other side of the coin, Blaine had fierce competition from Benjamin Harrison, but he held on. Ultimately, the 20-28 year winning streak had to dry up at some point, and it was here and now
[3]Pennsylvanians rejoice, we have a good president from there! Well OK, he's more involved in the Hoosiers nowadays, but he fought corruption and was a decent, though not exemplary guy from what I get. Come 1892, he be the second Democrat to be re-elected. He chose a different running mate, citing Thurman as too old. A fateful decision, given the two would die in the same year. He was able to maintain a good relationship with Mexico
[4]Meant as an olive branch to the silver faction, Stevenson proved a gadfly on the goldbugs. Regardless of his skills, the quarrels with his party would see him contested when he held his nomination. This proved advantageous to the Populist Party
[5]It went to HR, and the fallout with Stevenson saw the Dems supporting a third party. However it would only last one term. As such, Watson was focused on pursuing populist ideals. This was influential in seeing Hearst as US president
[6]Lodge was a man of missed potential, before his murder by an anarchist. Fairbanks was not able to step up to Lodge, and this allowed Hearst to win. Ultimately, he was "dethroned" by Eugene Debs, who the Republicans pulled a 1872 Democrats and allowed him to have this one. Fighting Bob would later return and be regarded as the best US president since Lincoln and Lodge
Abridged list(Color guide: Republican, Democrat, Populist, Socialist, Virtue)
- 22: James G Blaine(1885-1889)/John A Logan*(1885-1886)
- 23: Isaac P Gray*/Adlai Stevenson(1889-1895)
- 24: Adlai Stevenson(1895-1897)
- 25: Thomas E Watson(1897-1901)/Arthur Sewall*(1897-1900)
- 26: Henry C Lodge**/Charles W Fairbanks(1901-1903)
- 27: Charles W Fairbanks(1903-1905)
- 28: William R Hearst/Henry G Davis(1905-1909)
- 29: Eugene V Debs(1909-1913)/George L Sheldon(1909-1912)
- 30: Henry C Lodge(1913-1921)/George L Sheldon(1913-1917), Elihu Root(1917-1921)
Who Runs the World?
Eleanor Roosevelt/Lyndon B. Johnson 1953-1961
Margaret Chase Smith/Gerald Ford 1961-1969
Shirley Chisholm/Jimmy Carter 1969-1977
Patricia R. Harris/Frank Church 1977-1981
Shirley Temple Black/Jack Kemp 1981-1989
Geraldine Ferraro/Jerry Brown 1989-1997
Elizabeth Dole/George Deukmajian 1997-2001
Hillary Rodham Clinton/Dick Gephardt 2001-2009
Condoleeza Rice/Sam Brownback 2009-2017
Sarah Palin/Chris Christie 2017-2021
Gina Raimondo/Julian Castro 2021-2029
Nikki Haley/Elise Stefanik 2029-2037
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez/Rashida Tlaib 2037-
Eleanor Roosevelt/Lyndon B. Johnson 1953-1961
Margaret Chase Smith/Gerald Ford 1961-1969
Shirley Chisholm/Jimmy Carter 1969-1977
Patricia R. Harris/Frank Church 1977-1981
Shirley Temple Black/Jack Kemp 1981-1989
Geraldine Ferraro/Jerry Brown 1989-1997
Elizabeth Dole/George Deukmajian 1997-2001
Hillary Rodham Clinton/Dick Gephardt 2001-2009
Condoleeza Rice/Sam Brownback 2009-2017
Sarah Palin/Chris Christie 2017-2021
Gina Raimondo/Julian Castro 2021-2029
Nikki Haley/Elise Stefanik 2029-2037
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez/Rashida Tlaib 2037-
"Gone to the White House! Ha Ha Ha!" Just wanted to pop in and say that I have been loving your lists. I look forward to each new one that you come out with. So just wanted to say that I'm a big fan!
19.Peter Cooper/Allen G. Thurman (Greenback-Democratic Fusion)
(March 4th,1877-March 4th,1881)
1876 Def:Rosecoe Conkling/Charles Francis Adam (Republican-American National Fusion)
20.Neal Dow/James A. Garfield (Prohibition-Republican Fusion)
(March 4th,1881-March 4th,1889)
1880 Def: John W. Phelps/Richard M. Bishop(Anti-Masonic-Democratic Fusion)
1884 Def:Solon Chase/John C. Black (Anti Monopoly-Democratic Fusion)
21. Clinton B. Fisk/Benjamin Harrison (Prohibition-Republican Fusion)
(March 4th,1889-March 4th,1897)
1888 Def:James H. Kyle/David Hill (Populist-Whig Fusion)
1892 Def:Walter Q. Gresham/Horace Boies (Populist-Democratic Fusion)
22.Chauncey Depew/Silva S. Swallow(Republican-Prohibition Fusion)
(March 4th,1897-March 4th,1901)
1896 Def: Benjamin Tillmen/Thomas E. Watson (Democratic-Populist Fusion)
23. Thomas E. Watson/John Sharp Williams (Populist-Democratic Fusion)
(March 4th,1901-March 4th,1905)
1900 Def:William J. Sewell/John Lentz (Republican-Populist Fusion)
24. John Sharp Williams/Theodore Roosevelt (Democratic-Progressive Fusion)
(March 4th,1905-March 4th,1917)
1904 Def: Frank S. Black/Thomas Tibbles (Republican-Populist Fusion)
1908 Def: Frank S. Black/John Temple Graves (Republican-Independence Fusion)
1912 Def:Joseph G. Cannon/Aaron S. Watkins (Republican-Prohibition Fusion)
25. John Temple Graves/John Sharp Williams (Independence-Democratic Fusion)
(March 4th,1917-March 4th,1921)
1916 Def: William H. Taft/Theodore Roosevelt(Republican-Progressive Fusion)
26. John Sharp Williams/Calvin Coolidge (Democratic-Republican Fusion)
(March 4th,1921-March 4th,1929)
1920 Def: Eugene V. Debs/Woodrow Wilson (Socialist-Democratic Fusion)
1924 Def:Hiram Johnson/Nicholas M. Butler (Progressive Alliance-Real Republican Fusion)
27. Franklin D. Roosevelt/Hellen Keller (Democratic-Socialist Fusion)
(March 4th,1929-March 4th,1933)
1928 Def:Dwight Morrow/Ole J. Kvale (Republican-Farmer-Labor Fusion)
28. John Sharp Williams/Edmund N. Carpenter(Democratic-Republican Fusion)
(March 4th,1933-January 20th,1941)
1932 Def:Jacob Coxey/Norman L. Thomas (Farmer-Labor-Socialist Fusion)
1936 Def: Francis Townsend/Earl Browder (Share Our Wealth-Communist Fusion)
29.Roger W. Babson/John Pershing (Prohibition-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1941-January 20th,1945)
1940 Def: Scott W. Lucas/Earl Browder (Democratic-Communist Fusion)
30.George Patton/Chester Nimitz (Army-Navy Fusion)
(January 20th,1945-January 20th,1949)
1944 Def: Roger W. Babson/John Pershing (Prohibition-Republican Fusion)
31.Carl A. Spaatz/Strom Thurmond (Air Force-Dixiecrat Fusion)
(January 20th,1949-January 20th,1957)
1948 Def: Harry S. Truman/Theodore G. Bilbo (Democratic-Dixiecrat Fusion)
1952 Def: J. William Fullbright/Sarah T. Hughes(Democratic-Independence Fusion)
32.J. Bracken Lee/Barry Goldwater (Constitution-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1957-January 20th,1961)
1956 Def:Harry Byrd/Merrit Curtis(Independent Democratic-Articles of Confederation Fusion)
33.John F. Kennedy/Barry Goldwater (National Socialist-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1961-January 20th,1965)
1960 Def: Orval Fabus/Richard Nixon (Dixiecrat-Republican Fusion)
34.Barry Goldwater/George Wallace (Republican-Democratic Fusion)
(January 20th,1965-January 20th,1973)
1964 Def:John F. Kennedy/Hubert Humphrey (Democratic-Liberal Democrat Fusion)
1968 Def:George L. Rockwell/Martin Luther King Jr. (National Socialist-African Power Fusion)
35.George Murphy/Don Knotts (Republican-Democratic Fusion)
(January 20th,1973-January 20th,1981)
1972 Def:Marylin Monroe/Ronald Reagan (Actor's Guild-Conservative Fusion)
1976 Def:George Romney/Barry Goldwater (Conservative-Libertarian Fusion)
36. Don Knotts/Barry Goldwater (Democratic-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1981-January 20th,1989)
1980 Def: Strom Thurmond/Carl Levin (National-Federalist Fusion)
1984 Def: Jimmy Carter/Bruce Babbit(Federalist-Republican Fusion)
37.Michael Dukakis/Ron Paul(Federalist-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1989-January 20th,1997)
1988 Def:John Heinz/Richard Nixon (Constitution-Republican Fusion)
1992 Def:Skip Humphrey/Richard Bryan (Farmer Labor-Democratic Fusion)
38.Richard Bryan/Alan Keyes (Democratic-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1997-January 20th,2001)
1996 Def: Buddy McKay/Pete Wilson (Libertarian-National Federalist Fusion)
39. Orrin Hatch/Anne Davis (Republican-Democratic Fusion)
(January 20th,2001-January 20th,2005)
2000 Def: John Kerry/Bob Kerry (Liberal-Farmer Labor Fusion)
40.Wesley Clark/Collin Powell (Democratic-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,2005-January 20th,2009)
2004 Def: Orrin Hatch/Anne Davis (Republican-Democratic Fusion)
(March 4th,1877-March 4th,1881)
1876 Def:Rosecoe Conkling/Charles Francis Adam (Republican-American National Fusion)
20.Neal Dow/James A. Garfield (Prohibition-Republican Fusion)
(March 4th,1881-March 4th,1889)
1880 Def: John W. Phelps/Richard M. Bishop(Anti-Masonic-Democratic Fusion)
1884 Def:Solon Chase/John C. Black (Anti Monopoly-Democratic Fusion)
21. Clinton B. Fisk/Benjamin Harrison (Prohibition-Republican Fusion)
(March 4th,1889-March 4th,1897)
1888 Def:James H. Kyle/David Hill (Populist-Whig Fusion)
1892 Def:Walter Q. Gresham/Horace Boies (Populist-Democratic Fusion)
22.Chauncey Depew/Silva S. Swallow(Republican-Prohibition Fusion)
(March 4th,1897-March 4th,1901)
1896 Def: Benjamin Tillmen/Thomas E. Watson (Democratic-Populist Fusion)
23. Thomas E. Watson/John Sharp Williams (Populist-Democratic Fusion)
(March 4th,1901-March 4th,1905)
1900 Def:William J. Sewell/John Lentz (Republican-Populist Fusion)
24. John Sharp Williams/Theodore Roosevelt (Democratic-Progressive Fusion)
(March 4th,1905-March 4th,1917)
1904 Def: Frank S. Black/Thomas Tibbles (Republican-Populist Fusion)
1908 Def: Frank S. Black/John Temple Graves (Republican-Independence Fusion)
1912 Def:Joseph G. Cannon/Aaron S. Watkins (Republican-Prohibition Fusion)
25. John Temple Graves/John Sharp Williams (Independence-Democratic Fusion)
(March 4th,1917-March 4th,1921)
1916 Def: William H. Taft/Theodore Roosevelt(Republican-Progressive Fusion)
26. John Sharp Williams/Calvin Coolidge (Democratic-Republican Fusion)
(March 4th,1921-March 4th,1929)
1920 Def: Eugene V. Debs/Woodrow Wilson (Socialist-Democratic Fusion)
1924 Def:Hiram Johnson/Nicholas M. Butler (Progressive Alliance-Real Republican Fusion)
27. Franklin D. Roosevelt/Hellen Keller (Democratic-Socialist Fusion)
(March 4th,1929-March 4th,1933)
1928 Def:Dwight Morrow/Ole J. Kvale (Republican-Farmer-Labor Fusion)
28. John Sharp Williams/Edmund N. Carpenter(Democratic-Republican Fusion)
(March 4th,1933-January 20th,1941)
1932 Def:Jacob Coxey/Norman L. Thomas (Farmer-Labor-Socialist Fusion)
1936 Def: Francis Townsend/Earl Browder (Share Our Wealth-Communist Fusion)
29.Roger W. Babson/John Pershing (Prohibition-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1941-January 20th,1945)
1940 Def: Scott W. Lucas/Earl Browder (Democratic-Communist Fusion)
30.George Patton/Chester Nimitz (Army-Navy Fusion)
(January 20th,1945-January 20th,1949)
1944 Def: Roger W. Babson/John Pershing (Prohibition-Republican Fusion)
31.Carl A. Spaatz/Strom Thurmond (Air Force-Dixiecrat Fusion)
(January 20th,1949-January 20th,1957)
1948 Def: Harry S. Truman/Theodore G. Bilbo (Democratic-Dixiecrat Fusion)
1952 Def: J. William Fullbright/Sarah T. Hughes(Democratic-Independence Fusion)
32.J. Bracken Lee/Barry Goldwater (Constitution-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1957-January 20th,1961)
1956 Def:Harry Byrd/Merrit Curtis(Independent Democratic-Articles of Confederation Fusion)
33.John F. Kennedy/Barry Goldwater (National Socialist-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1961-January 20th,1965)
1960 Def: Orval Fabus/Richard Nixon (Dixiecrat-Republican Fusion)
34.Barry Goldwater/George Wallace (Republican-Democratic Fusion)
(January 20th,1965-January 20th,1973)
1964 Def:John F. Kennedy/Hubert Humphrey (Democratic-Liberal Democrat Fusion)
1968 Def:George L. Rockwell/Martin Luther King Jr. (National Socialist-African Power Fusion)
35.George Murphy/Don Knotts (Republican-Democratic Fusion)
(January 20th,1973-January 20th,1981)
1972 Def:Marylin Monroe/Ronald Reagan (Actor's Guild-Conservative Fusion)
1976 Def:George Romney/Barry Goldwater (Conservative-Libertarian Fusion)
36. Don Knotts/Barry Goldwater (Democratic-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1981-January 20th,1989)
1980 Def: Strom Thurmond/Carl Levin (National-Federalist Fusion)
1984 Def: Jimmy Carter/Bruce Babbit(Federalist-Republican Fusion)
37.Michael Dukakis/Ron Paul(Federalist-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1989-January 20th,1997)
1988 Def:John Heinz/Richard Nixon (Constitution-Republican Fusion)
1992 Def:Skip Humphrey/Richard Bryan (Farmer Labor-Democratic Fusion)
38.Richard Bryan/Alan Keyes (Democratic-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,1997-January 20th,2001)
1996 Def: Buddy McKay/Pete Wilson (Libertarian-National Federalist Fusion)
39. Orrin Hatch/Anne Davis (Republican-Democratic Fusion)
(January 20th,2001-January 20th,2005)
2000 Def: John Kerry/Bob Kerry (Liberal-Farmer Labor Fusion)
40.Wesley Clark/Collin Powell (Democratic-Republican Fusion)
(January 20th,2005-January 20th,2009)
2004 Def: Orrin Hatch/Anne Davis (Republican-Democratic Fusion)
Presidents of the United States
Governor Bill Clinton of Arkansas / Senator Al Gore of Tennessee (Democratic) 1993-1996
1992: President George H.W. Bush of Texas/Vice President Dan Quayle of Indiana (Republican), Businessman Ross Perot of Texas/Ret. Admiral James Stockdale of California (Independent)
1996: Senator Bob Dole of Kansas/Representative Jack Kemp of New York (Republican), Businessman Ross Perot of Texas/Businessman Pat Choate of Oklahoma (Reform)
Vice President Al Gore of Tennessee / vacant (Democratic) 1996-1997
President Al Gore of Tennessee / Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts (Democratic) 1997-2005
2000: Governor George W. Bush of Texas/Senator John Ashcroft of Missouri (Republican)
Senator John McCain of Arizona / Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas (Republican) 2005-2009
2004: Vice President John Kerry of Massachusetts/Senator Mary Landrieu of Louisiana (Democratic)
Senator Hillary Clinton of New York / Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana (Democratic) 2009-2017
2008: President John McCain of Arizona/Vice President Sam Brownback of Kansas (Republican)
2012: Representative Ron Paul of Texas/Frm. Governor Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota (Republican)
Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin / Senator Elizabeth Cheney of Wyoming (Republican) 2017-present
2016: Vice President Evan Bayh of Indiana/Frm. Secretary Kathleen Sebelius of Kansas (Democratic)
2020: Governor Barack Obama of Illinois/Senator Mark Warner of Virginia (Democratic), Frm. Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin/Frm. Ambassador Jon Huntsman, Jr. of Utah (Independent)
Governor Bill Clinton of Arkansas / Senator Al Gore of Tennessee (Democratic) 1993-1996
1992: President George H.W. Bush of Texas/Vice President Dan Quayle of Indiana (Republican), Businessman Ross Perot of Texas/Ret. Admiral James Stockdale of California (Independent)
1996: Senator Bob Dole of Kansas/Representative Jack Kemp of New York (Republican), Businessman Ross Perot of Texas/Businessman Pat Choate of Oklahoma (Reform)
Vice President Al Gore of Tennessee / vacant (Democratic) 1996-1997
President Al Gore of Tennessee / Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts (Democratic) 1997-2005
2000: Governor George W. Bush of Texas/Senator John Ashcroft of Missouri (Republican)
Senator John McCain of Arizona / Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas (Republican) 2005-2009
2004: Vice President John Kerry of Massachusetts/Senator Mary Landrieu of Louisiana (Democratic)
Senator Hillary Clinton of New York / Senator Evan Bayh of Indiana (Democratic) 2009-2017
2008: President John McCain of Arizona/Vice President Sam Brownback of Kansas (Republican)
2012: Representative Ron Paul of Texas/Frm. Governor Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota (Republican)
Governor Scott Walker of Wisconsin / Senator Elizabeth Cheney of Wyoming (Republican) 2017-present
2016: Vice President Evan Bayh of Indiana/Frm. Secretary Kathleen Sebelius of Kansas (Democratic)
2020: Governor Barack Obama of Illinois/Senator Mark Warner of Virginia (Democratic), Frm. Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin/Frm. Ambassador Jon Huntsman, Jr. of Utah (Independent)
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