Recent content by LordNwahs6

For one, the US probably would have to be in. The US not being in meant that the LoN was... kind of weak in terms of influence, to say the least. I'd say that with that, the LoN could have had the means to intervene in international crises which were effectively impossible to mediate (Manchuria...

YAY As a non-puritan centre-leftie, I'm all for the direction that the Socs are headed towards.

I'm excited :D Go Socialists!

The innuendo is strong with this ticket. :D

Great job ruining it guys. :rolleyes:

Go Bob! :D filler

Oh, this is so much fun for the political map junkie in me! :D Looking forward to more.

That would make for an interesting political TL. WI Singapore never separated and Brunei entered Malaysia?

Not sure if this was done before, but if you added all of Teddy's votes to Taft's in 1912, this is what you get: William Taft/Nicholas Butler (Republican): 379 EVs, 50.57% Woodrow Wilson/Thomas Marshall (Democrat): 152 EVs, 41.84% Eugene Debs/Emil Seidel (Socialist): 0 EVs, 5.99% In this...

Haven't read the original, but I'm looking forward to where this will go :D

More importantly, why would adult men enjoy a show about ponies that has this awful toy lineup? I actually watched a bit of the new MLP and I can tell you it is awfully bad. I don't even think that Lauren Faust, with her abilities to get people of different demographics to watch cartoons, could...

Assuming Pat Buchanan still ran? Assuming somehow McCain gets to run outside of the Reform Party or something?

When was the Republican party ever a third party? I thought that by the time Lincoln was elected president, the Republicans were established as a main party? Back to topic, I don't exactly understand how Bush's base was the most 'stable', as compared to Gore's.

A PM LKY would be in a far more vulnerable position in 1969, considering that racial tensions probably would not have simmered (I don't think quite that many in Peninsular Malaysia shared the 'Malaysian Malaysia' vision that he had, correct me if I'm wrong), and a repeat of the 1969 race riots...

Federalists vs. Republicans All Presidents must be either Federalists or (Democratic) Republicans, except for at most 1 independent per century. 1789: George Washington / John Adams (Non-Partisan) 1792: George Washington / John Adams (Non-Partisan) 1796: John Adams / Thomas Jefferson...