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Postscript: Lists of leaders
Cross-posting from the Alternate Presidents & PMs thread:
Presidents of the United States 1965-1969: Lyndon Johnson / Hubert Humphrey (Democratic) 1964: Barry Goldwater/William E. Miller (Republican) 1969-1975: Hubert Humphrey‡ / Edmund Muskie (Democratic) 1968: Richard Nixon/Spiro Agnew (Republican), George Wallace/Curtis LeMay (American Independent) 1972: Ronald Reagan/Rogers Morton (Republican) 1975-1976: Edmund Muskie (Democratic) / (vacant)
1976-1977: Edmund Muskie / Robert Byrd (Democratic)
1977-1985: George Bush / Bob Dole (Republican) 1976: Edmund Muskie/Robert Byrd (Democratic) 1980: George McGovern/Reubin Askew (Democratic) 1985-1989: Bob Dole / John Heinz (Republican) 1984: John Glenn/Lloyd Bentsen (Democratic) 1989-1997: Walter D. Huddleston / Jim Blanchard (Democratic) 1988: Bob Dole/John Heinz (Republican) 1992: Phil Crane/Thad Cochran (Republican), Lowell Weicker/John B. Anderson (independent) 1997-2001: Pete Wilson / Lamar Alexander (Republican) 1996: Jim Blanchard/Barbara Boxer (Democratic), Fob James/Bob Dornan (Values) 2001-2005: Dick Gephardt / Ron Brown (Democratic) 2000: Pete Wilson / Lamar Alexander (Republican) 2005-2009: Dick Gephardt / Jim Hunt (Democratic) 2004: Elizabeth Dole/Larry Pressler (Republican) 2009-2017: Bob Riley / Michael Castle (Republican) 2008: Al Gore/Joseph P. Kennedy II (Democratic) 2012: Andrew Cuomo/Mark Warner (Democratic), Paul Wellstone/Rocky Anderson (Green) 2017-XXXX: Deval Patrick / Joe Sestak (Democratic) 2016: Bill Haslam/Tim Pawlenty (Republican)
General Secretaries of the Soviet Union
1964-1982: Leonid Brezhnev (Communist)‡
1982-1984: Yuri Andropov (Communist)‡
1984-1992: Viktor Grishin (Communist)‡
1992-1999: Mikhail Gorbachev (Communist)
1999-XXXX: Alexander Rutskoy (Communist)
Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom 1964-1973: Harold Wilson (Labour) 1964: Sir Alec Douglas-Home (Conservative), Jo Grimond (Liberal) 1966: Edward Heath (Conservative), Jo Grimond (Liberal) 1970: Edward Heath (Conservative), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal) 1973-1975: James Callaghan (Labour)
1975-1986: William Whitelaw (Conservative) 1975: James Callaghan (Labour) 1979: Michael Foot (Labour), David Steel (Democratic) 1980: Michael Foot (Labour), David Steel (Democratic) 1984: Michael Foot (Labour), David Steel (Democratic) 1986-1991: Michael Heseltine (Conservative) 1989: Neil Kinnock (Labour), David Penhaligon (Democratic) 1991-2000: Neil Kinnock (Labour) 1991: Michael Heseltine (Conservative), David Penhaligon (Democratic) 1995: Norman Lamont (Conservative), David Penhaligon (Democratic) 1999: Michael Portillo (Conservative), Charles Kennedy (Democratic) 2000-2006: Gordon Brown (Labour) 2001: Michael Heseltine (Conservative), Charles Kennedy (Democratic) 2006-2015: William Hague (Conservative) 2006: Gordon Brown (Labour), Malcolm Bruce (Democratic) 2010: Jon Cruddas (Labour), Malcolm Bruce (Democratic) 2014: Jim Murphy (Labour), Simon Hughes (Democratic) 2015-XXXX: Jim Murphy (Labour) 2015: William Hague (Conservative), Simon Hughes (Democratic)
Prime Ministers of Canada
1968-1979: Pierre Trudeau (Liberal) 1968: Robert Stanfield (Progressive Conservative), Tommy Douglas (New Democratic), Réal Caouette (Social Credit) 1972: Robert Stanfield (Progressive Conservative), David Lewis (New Democratic), Réal Caouette (Social Credit) 1974: Robert Stanfield (Progressive Conservative), David Lewis (New Democratic), Réal Caouette (Social Credit) 1979-1984: Jack Horner (Progressive Conservative) 1979: Pierre Trudeau (Liberal),Ed Broadbent (New Democratic), Fabien Roy (Social Credit) 1984: Allan MacEachan (Liberal), Ed Broadbent (New Democratic) 1984-1990: Allan MacEachan (Liberal) 1984: Jack Horner (Progressive Conservative), Ed Broadbent (New Democratic) 1988: John Crosbie (Progressive Conservative), Ed Broadbent (New Democratic) 1990-1996: John Crosbie (Progressive Conservative) 1990: Allan MacEachan (Liberal), Dave Barrett (New Democratic), Preston Manning (Reform) 1994: Jean Chrétien (Liberal), Dave Barrett (New Democratic), Preston Manning (Reform), Jacques Parizeau (Union du Québéc) 1996-2001: Perrin Beatty (Progressive Conservative) 1996: Jean Chrétien (Liberal), Dave Barrett (New Democratic), Preston Manning (Reform), Jacques Parizeau (Union du Québéc) 2001-2011: John Manley (Liberal) 2001: Perrin Beatty (Progressive Conservative), Lorne Nystrom (New Democratic), Bernard Landry (Union du Québéc) 2005: Mike Harris (Progressive Conservative), Pauline Marois (Union du Québéc), Lorne Nystrom (New Democratic) 2009: Mike Harris (Progressive Conservative), Pauline Marois (Union du Québéc), Lorne Calvert (New Democratic), Adriane Carr (Green) 2011-XXXX: Thomas Mulcair (Liberal) 2013: Brian Pallister (Progressive Conservative), Lorne Calvert (New Democratic), Adriane Carr (Green), Pauline Marois (Union du Québéc)
Popes of the Roman Catholic Church
1963-1978: Paul VI (Giovanni Battista Montini) (Liberal)
1978-1993: Pius XIII (Sebastiano Baggio) (Moderate)
1993-2011: Benedict XVI (Joseph Ratzinger) (Conservative)
2011-XXX: Leo XIV (Odilo Scherer) (Conservative)
Presidents of Mexico 1994-2000: Luis Donald Colosio (PRI) 1994: Diego Fernández de Cevallos (PAN), Cuahtémoc Cardenas (PRD) 2000-2006: Vincente Fox (PAN) 2000: Emilio Chuayffet (PRI), Cuahtémoc Cardenas (PRD) 2006-2012: Santiago Creel (PAN) 2006: Andrés Manuel López Obrador (PRD), Beatriz Paredes (PRI) 2012-XXXX: Marcelo Ebrard (PRD) 2012: Manlio Fabio Beltrones (PRI), Ernesto Cordero (PAN)
Presidents of France 1959-1969: Charles de Gaulle (UNR)* 1958: Georges Marrane (Communist) 1965: François Mitterand (PS) 1969: Alain Pohler (Democratic Centre) (acting) 1969-1974: Georges Pompidou (UDR)‡ 1969: Alain Pohler (Democratic Centre) 1974: Alain Pohler (Democratic Centre) (acting) 1974-1981: Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (Independent Republican/UDF) 1974: François Mitterand (PS) 1981-1995: François Mitterand (PS) 1981: Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (UDF) 1988: Jacques Chirac (RPR) 1995-2002: Lionel Jospin (PS) 1995: Édouard Balladur (RPR) 2002-2016: Alain Juppé (RPR) 2002: Lionel Jospin (PS) 2009: Laurent Fabius (PS) 2016-XXXX: Christine Lallouette (RPR) 2016: Arnaud Montebourg (PS)
‡- died of natural causes; coalition partner; *-resigned