Played two games of The Campaign Trail and had Colin Powell as VP instead of Cheney.
Does anybody know how to add a spoiler to posts so that links to other posts won't take up as much room?
...and Coach Rowan Lehner has to be satisfied with his lads' showing so far this year. Forwards captain during the heartbreaking loss to France back in the 2001 Final and during the bad years that followed, the world of rugby can't help but feel as if redemption might be at at hand, as he coaches his team to their highest position in the World Rugby rankings in twenty years...
Thanks, Mikey.I don't know a whole lot about rugby, but this looks very nicely done
Very nice, though if California is independent then wouldn't it not be part of USA Rugby?...and Coach Rowan Lehner has to be satisfied with his lads' showing so far this year. Forwards captain during the heartbreaking loss to France back in the 2001 Final and during the bad years that followed, the world of rugby can't help but feel as if redemption might be at at hand, as he coaches his team to their highest position in the World Rugby rankings in twenty years...
The idea started out as for an independent California, but as the idea evolved I decided for it be some sort of vague thing where, at least for rugby, the US doesn't have a national team. Several state teams compete internationally instead, in a kind of mirror to how the UK doesn't compete internationally as the UK in rugby, but instead has teams divided into the English, Scottish, Welsh, etc., national teams. I'm still fleshing out the idea, so I might revert it to an independent California depending on how things go.Very nice, though if California is independent then wouldn't it not be part of USA Rugby?
A shame about 2001. It would be nice to have a North American world cup victory even if it is an ATL.
Ah that makes sense. I wonder if there's something like an American State of Origin ITTL? I don't imagine every state could field a team but California could perhaps face off against some other state or collection of states on a field a little more matched than the international stage.The idea started out as for an independent California, but as the idea evolved I decided for it be some sort of vague thing where, at least for rugby, the US doesn't have a national team. Several state teams compete internationally instead, in a kind of mirror to how the UK doesn't compete internationally as the UK in rugby, but instead has teams divided into the English, Scottish, Welsh, etc., national teams. I'm still fleshing out the idea, so I might revert it to an independent California depending on how things go.
I'm not sure I understand the question. How do you mean?How do people work out voting percentages and popular vote with elections?
Very simpleHow do people work out voting percentages and popular vote with elections?
Very simple
Most of the time they're just made up
Sometimes people will use spreadsheets with demographics and stuff and try to create realistic swings and adjustments and those people are Very Good
Sometimes people don't change numbers from whichever OTL box they modified and those people Could Definitely Do Better Sometimes
But yeah mostly they're just made up to fit whatever appropriate narrative requirement
Link to these boxes? Sounds interesting.I remember I did a huge pile of math once to figure out national population and turnout statistics for a US presidential election taking place a few decades after a limited nuclear exchange that devastated a specific list of northeastern cities and I try to calculate losses and project population growth and emigration from those states to the rest of the country and at the end I came up with a number that was just about 65% of the OTL figure for that national popular vote.
So instead of hours of math, research, and guesswork, I could have just reduced the OTL figure by one third and gotten the same outcome.
I guess that Colin Powell was a better VP than Dick Cheney was, wasn't he? I guess Dubya is a more popular president in this scenario, too, at least during the early and mid 2000s anyways.
Played two games of The Campaign Trail and had Colin Powell as VP instead of Cheney.
I'm into it! Ironically I was going to do something else for my Some Damn Thing in the Balkans one off idea today that roots the changes in the US in Roosevelt winning in 1912 🤔The Election That Changed The United States Of America
A Teaser for: What if everything went right for the progressive party: The Progressive Paradigm
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They added 2004?
Played two games of The Campaign Trail and had Colin Powell as VP instead of Cheney.
I was very hesitant to do 1912 because it's been done. But write what you enjoy. Il post another wiki box when the first chapter goes live. Gonna check out your timeline though!I'm into it! Ironically I was going to do something else for my Some Damn Thing in the Balkans one off idea today that roots the changes in the US in Roosevelt winning in 1912 🤔