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JCC the Alt Historian · Jul 29, 2022

The 1864 United States presidential election in Oregon in Harry Turtledove's The Guns of the South

The 1864 United States presidential election in Oregon took place on November 8, 1864, as part of the 1864 United States presidential election. Voters chose three representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Oregon voted for the Democratic candidate, Horatio Seymour, over the three other candidates, incumbent Republican President Abraham Lincoln, Independent candidate George B. McClellan and Radical Republican candidate John C. Frémont.

Seymour won the Beaver State by a margin of 8.5%.

Wardude101thesecond · Jul 29, 2022

JCC the Alt Historian said:
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The 1864 United States presidential election in Oregon in Harry Turtledove's The Guns of the South

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The 1864 United States presidential election in Oregon took place on November 8, 1864, as part of the 1864 United States presidential election. Voters chose three representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

Oregon voted for the Democratic candidate, Horatio Seymour, over the three other candidates, incumbent Republican President Abraham Lincoln, Independent candidate George B. McClellan and Radical Republican candidate John C. Frémont

Seymour won the Beaver State by a margin of 8.5%.

SEEEEEEEEYMOUR!

Fries · Jul 29, 2022

Wardude101thesecond said:
SEEEEEEEEYMOUR!

Superintendent! I was just, uh, stretching my calves on the windowsill! Isometric exercise. Care to join me?

emk163 · Jul 29, 2022

Fries said:
Superintendent! I was just, uh, stretching my calves on the windowsill! Isometric exercise. Care to join me?

Why is there election results from 1864 coming out of your oven Seymour?

ThatAutisticGuy · Jul 29, 2022

emk163 said:
Why is there election results from 1864 coming out of your oven Seymour?

I...uh, oh! That isn't the election results...it's steam, from the steamed clams were having, mmm steamed clams

emk163 · Jul 29, 2022

ThatAutisticGuy said:
I...uh, oh! That isn't the election results...it's steam, from the steamed clams were having, mmm steamed clams

*grunts and leaves*

AllthetTropesMan · Jul 29, 2022

emk163 said:
*grunts and leaves*

An 1864 victory with no Lincoln or McClellan? At this time in history, at this time in the war, localized entirely within Oregon?

Wardude101thesecond · Jul 29, 2022

AllthetTropesMan said:
An 1864 victory with no Lincoln or McClellan? At this time in history, at this time in the war, localized entirely within Oregon?

Yes

emk163 · Jul 29, 2022

Wardude101thesecond said:
Yes

May I see it?

Wardude101thesecond · Jul 29, 2022

emk163 said:
May I see it?

No

farmerted555 · Jul 29, 2022

Wardude101thesecond said:
No

Seymour! The country's on fire!

emk163 · Jul 29, 2022

farmerted555 said:
Seymour! The country's on fire!

No mother that’s just the Northern Lights

Wardude101thesecond · Jul 30, 2022

emk163 said:
No mother that’s just the Northern Lights

Well Seymour you are an odd fellow but I must say...you run a good campaign

The British President · Jul 30, 2022

1995 - New Line Cinema Gets the Licensing Rights to Blade
1997 - 20th Century Fox Gets the Licensing Rights To X-Men and Fantastic Four
1998 - Sony Gets the Licensing Rights to Spider-Man
1998 - Marvel Entertainment bought by 20th Century Fox
1999-Marvel Studios Begins
Phase One (2000-2010)

Notes: Phase one of this MCU works on establishing key teams outright (fantastic four, x-men) or via slow burn (the avengers and the defenders). It's a lot more grounded than what is to come in phase 2. the avengers ends with 3 end credit scenes, the two we know of from OTL and a further one introducing captain marvel as phase 2 will kick off the cosmic side of things. Black Panther is in phase one so we can connect him to storm early on.

Ashita · Jul 30, 2022

Pokemon Master · Jul 30, 2022

@Ashita Florida as the Korean peninsula?

Deleted member 139407 · Jul 30, 2022

Infinity-Blitz7 said:
Yeah I think you're right. Though Kirkman was widely seen as an unexperienced "real estate agent" and sometimes as an illegitimate president due to the Republicans having their own designated survivor who gave the Republican response to the State of the Union address. And after the revelation that Kirkman was fired the same day as the Capitol bombing his approval rating tanking was inevitable.

This dialogue about President Kirkman and the flawed writing of Season 3 has inspired a thought in my head: take TV's most in/famous Presidents and put them in the same timeline. I'm thinking of appearances from Bartlet (The West Wing), Santos (The West Wing), Allen (Commander-in-Chief), Kirkman (Designated Survivor), Palmer (24), Underwood (House of Cards), and Meyer (Veep)? I'm figuring that President Underwood could take over as Santos's VP a la House of Cards and then, after having Santos resign assuming POTUS, die in the Capitol bombing a la Designated Survivor allowing Kirkman to step in while choosing, say, C.J. or OTL Muriel Bowser for the VP slot (as these shows often like to cameo OTL people/figures). Who wins in 2020 after the clusterbomb of the Kirkman administration? I'm thinking Underwood's original challenger for the office in Will Conway or outlandish populist Selina Meyer.

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I like this concept a lot, but this is DEFINITELY current politics. Quickly, please, get it to the Current Politics thread.

ThatAutisticGuy · Jul 30, 2022

Mr. Havana said:
This dialogue about President Kirkman and the flawed writing of Season 3 has inspired a thought in my head: take TV's most in/famous Presidents and put them in the same timeline. I'm thinking of appearances from Bartlet (The West Wing), Santos (The West Wing), Allen (Commander-in-Chief), Kirkman (Designated Survivor), Palmer (24), Underwood (House of Cards), and Meyer (Veep)? I'm figuring that President Underwood could take over as Santos's VP a la House of Cards and then, after having Santos resign assuming POTUS, die in the Capitol bombing a la Designated Survivor allowing Kirkman to step in while choosing, say, C.J. or OTL Muriel Bowser for the VP slot (as these shows often like to cameo OTL people/figures). Who wins in 2020 after the clusterbomb of the Kirkman administration? I'm thinking Underwood's original challenger for the office in Will Conway or outlandish populist Selina Meyer.

Very interesting, I'd be down to see that.

Deleted member 139407 · Jul 30, 2022

ThatAutisticGuy said:
Very interesting, I'd be down to see that.

I have a rudimentary list of Presidents in the List of Alternate Presidents and PMs thread! Not sure if I'll make it into a timeline or not.

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