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  1. Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes V (Do Not Post Current Politics Here)

    My first real go at a wikibox. I've been reading Peter Camejo's memoir and just got to the point where he "ran" for Senate in Massachusetts in 1970. I say "ran" because ballot access for the SWP was hopeless. He apparently debated Ted Kennedy a couple times by showing up at Kennedy town...
  2. AHC: Keep Scapa flow as the main base of the RN

    Yeah, it's longer from Denver to Dallas or Vegas than from Southampton to Scapa Flow.
  3. Alternate Electoral Maps II

    Random sequel/spinoff idea I had to the SWP vs. Libertarian system thing I did a bit ago. This is now 1996. Eric Flint (Socialist Workers' Party, WV): 274 EVs L. Neil Smith (Libertarian, AZ): 261 EVs Kim Stanley Robinson (Green Party, IL): 3 EVs
  4. Alternate Electoral Maps II

    Ah, my favorite Midwestern state, West Florida.
  5. What period in history would you want a game of?

    You mean other than the dozens of games that already do this?
  6. George Lucas comes up with the idea for Star Wars in 2018

    Screw causality and any time paradoxes we need to invent time travel just to get this. EDIT: "Sally Field as Carrie" That settles it.
  7. George Lucas comes up with the idea for Star Wars in 2018

    Okay first you need to go into what a prolonged trucking craze would do to American culture.
  8. What period in history would you want a game of?

    A game that doesn't involve military history.
  9. Green Revolution on the Golden Gate

    A Minor Party Inconvenience; Gore Polls In Double Digits as Green! April 9, 2007 WASHINGTON - A pair of polls released this past week has made waves among political speculators, and could upend the race for the presidency in 2008. Newsweek and New Jersey polling firm Rasmussen Reports[1] both...
  10. Women Guaranteed a Voice in the Senate: A Series of Lists

    Illinois, Class III Ruth McCormick (R): 1927-1945 [1] Jessie Sumner (R): 1945-1951 [2] Emily Taft Douglas (D): 1951-1969 [3] Muriel Tuteur (D): 1969-1981 [4] Cardiss Collins (D): 1981-1987 [5] Lynn Morley Martin (R): 1987-1993 [6] Carol Moseley Braun (D): 1993-1999 [7] Judy Koehler (R)...
  11. Alternate Electoral Maps II

    Somehow keep the Ford/Carter division going.
  12. Alternate Electoral Maps II

    I probably gave them a bit too much of the South, but mainly through mobilizing the black vote, but also through poor whites. I'm reading Camejo's memoir right now and he and the SWP were very active in Malcolm X and King's circles. In a world where the SWP somehow became one of the two major...
  13. Alternate Electoral Maps II

    1976 Election Ed Clark (CA)/David Koch (KS), Libertarian Party: 273 EV Peter Camejo (CA)/Betty Friedan (NY), Socialist Workers Party: 265 EV
  14. Women Guaranteed a Voice in the Senate: A Series of Lists

    Idaho, Class III Harriet F. Noble (D): 1927-1930* [1] S. Belle Chamberlain (R): 1930-1939 [2] Lela D. Painter (R): 1939-1945 [3] Myrtle Enking (D): 1945-1957 [4] Gracie Pfost (D): 1957-1965* [5] Marjorie Ruth Moon (D): 1965-1981 [6] Helen Chenoweth-Hage (R): 1981-2005 [7] Jana Kemp (R, I after...
  15. The Ruins of an American Party System, Part Three: Revolution

    I suspect formal parties would still have an organizational and/or ballot access role and after everything would still be more consolidated at the state level.
  16. AHC: Multiparty system in the USA

    I really should do something more with this at some point. The idea I had was indeed for the Democrats to slowly crack and fracture under their own weight, probably with things fully splintering once FDR dies. IIRC my original idea would also have small remnant pieces of the GOP left in places...
  17. Women Guaranteed a Voice in the Senate: A Series of Lists

    Hawaii, Class III Elizabeth P. Farrington (R): 1959-1975 [1] Patsy Mink (D): 1975-1999 [2] Pat Saiki (R): 1999-2005 [3] Colleen Hanabusa (D): 2005-2011 Maile Shimabukuro (D): 2011-2017 [4] Beth Fukumoto (R): 2017-present [5] [1] Elizabeth Farrington was a president of the League of Republican...
  18. Women Guaranteed a Voice in the Senate: A Series of Lists

    It might not be likely, but it's certainly possible for things to shake out that way, especially as we get to the 50s and 60s, and that's how it does ITTL. Note that most of the minority women who become Senators early so far, such as Daisy Gatson Bates, only serve one term, implying that their...
  19. Women Guaranteed a Voice in the Senate: A Series of Lists

    Georgia, Class III Susan Cobb Milton Atkinson (D): 1927-1939 [1] Viola Ross Napier (D): 1939-1957 [2] Lillian Carter (D): 1957-1963 [3] Betty Russell Vandiver (D): 1963-1975 [4] Lillian Carter (D): 1975-1981 Ruth Carter Stapleton (D): 1981-1983* [5] Rosalynn Carter (D): 1983-1993 [6] Coretta...
  20. Green Revolution on the Golden Gate

    Fast forwarding a bit for the latest update to move things along. Green Sweep in 2008 Presidential Election November 5, 2008 WASHINGTON - And the results are in! In a stunning new direction for the country, we can now officially confirm that Art Goodtimes has been elected to the presidency in...
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