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Other than the mustache and smile they look basically the same

I have no one in mind to focus on in the upcoming update open to ideas

I apologize I took so long to write this update, and we'll actually be getting to the "conference"

Washington, D.C. 1945 James Francis Byrnes was a Congressman, a Senator, a judge, director of two wartime agencies, and now a Secretary of State; he even almost became Vice President, had it not been for the fears of the late Roosevelt and the big-city bosses that he might alienate the Northern...

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Tel Aviv, Mandate of Palestine 1945 Ten years previously, David Ben Gurion became Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Jewish Agency. Within that capacity, he drafted policy for the Yishuv in Palestine, and was recognized by the world community as a spokesperson for the dominant Labor...

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London, United Kingdom 1945 In the preceding July of that year, the British Labor Party won control of Parliament with a 12 percent swing in their favor; a total seat gain of 239. Clement Atlee appointed Hugh Dalton, representing Bishop Auckland, as Minister for Foreign Affairs. At that time...

I'll write the update tomorrow, though it may not be finished

Something until the update...

That means a lot to me, bro, thank you very much!

First, I want to really thank @Yes and @Mumby helping me to develop and refine the framework for this. I hope to make this interesting and compelling. Thank you all!

Best triple update ever!

It's been a year on Monday when the TL was formed.

Should we go to the debates?

United Kingdom general election, 1987: Labor (Kenneth Woolmer): 316 (+38) Conservative (Margaret Thatcher): 302 (-44) Liberal (David Steel): 13 (+6)

South African general election, 1985: National (Ferdinand Hartzenberg): 83 (-14) New Republic (Vause Raw): 43 (+2) Progressive Federal (Fredrick van Zyl Slabbert): 35 (+12)

New York: Howard Berman 54.37%, Jya Hammond 45.58%, other 0.05% Vermont: Jay Hammond 55.66%, Howard Berman 43.74%, other 0.60%