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  1. Sequel de Mayo (Cinco de Mayo, Vol. II)

    I encourage everyone to look up the various political stances John W. Davis held over the decades. Dude’s career was an ideological rollercoaster.

  2. Bicentennial Man: Ford '76 and Beyond

    @KingSweden24 can correct me if I am wrong, but I seem to recall that the plan was for the GOP to lurch further to the right and return to the White House in 1993.

  3. Sequel de Mayo (Cinco de Mayo, Vol. II)

    If he’s still born in this TL, he might go by the name Leslie King. Perhaps there will be a Confederate President named William Blythe.

  4. Sequel de Mayo (Cinco de Mayo, Vol. II)

    Beautiful. Do we have an idea of what the immediate reaction to the news of the war's end/ratification of MV will be in the Union? I imagine spontaneous celebrations in the streets, victory parades, etc...

  5. Sequel de Mayo (Cinco de Mayo, Vol. II)

    Beautiful- thank you. Just wondering, does the U.S. get any bases on or near Confederate territory? I am thinking of Sullivan's Island, SC, The Grand Banks, and potentially along the Gulf Coast. Does anybody know?

  6. Geronimo : What if Osama Bin Laden was killed prior to 9/11?

    Really looking forward to how a Republican President has to deal with the immense dilemma of the Great Recession. On the one hand they can dispense with principles in favour of pragmatism and bail out the automakers and engage in heavy stimulus spending- at the expense of a massive backlash...

  7. Texas Two-Step: Nixon nominates Connally as VP in 1973

    Not to mention that Connally won’t face a primary challenge from Reagan.

  8. Sequel de Mayo (Cinco de Mayo, Vol. II)

    Any chance the Union gets territorial concessions from the Republic of Texas?

  9. Jimmy Two: America in Carter's Second Term

    You have to wonder if McGovern and Bayh might get some kind of appointment or cabinet spot.

  10. Sequel de Mayo (Cinco de Mayo, Vol. II)

    At this point who is leading the Confederacy in the unoccupied areas lacking contact with the federal government in Charlotte?

  11. Sequel de Mayo (Cinco de Mayo, Vol. II)

    Beautiful infobox. There is one thing I should comment on however. Aesthetically speaking, the arrangement of the 32 stars on the flag could really use some work. I realize this is the OTL flag from that time, but perhaps this can serve as incentive to add more states after all is said and done.

  12. Sequel de Mayo (Cinco de Mayo, Vol. II)

    Fantastic stuff!

  13. Sequel de Mayo (Cinco de Mayo, Vol. II)

    What now Vardaman?

  14. Sequel de Mayo (Cinco de Mayo, Vol. II)

    Pershing/Smith maybe?

  15. Sequel de Mayo (Cinco de Mayo, Vol. II)

    Probably not in the U.S interest to have such an event photographed. It would only serve to reinforce Confederate propaganda and prolong the conflict.

  16. Jimmy Two: America in Carter's Second Term

    Dole likely had an extramarital affair earlier in his career.

  17. Jimmy Two: America in Carter's Second Term

    Which could create interesting headwinds for 1984. Perhaps, in reaction to the Kemp scandals, there is increased scrutiny in the GOP of the private lives of presidential candidates, akin to a more extreme version of the response to Gary Hart’s escapades in OTL. This would have the potential to...

  18. Bicentennial Man: Ford '76 and Beyond

    Something occurred to me- how is Frank Church's continued presence in the Senate being felt?

  19. WI: Nixon loses 1968, but wins 1972

    Nixon might have a path in 1972 under slightly different circumstances. Suppose Reagan gets the nod in ‘68 if Nixon can’t secure the support of southern delegates. If Reagan loses by a wide enough margin in the general, it’s possible Nixon gets another shot four years later.

  20. What if the US decided on an Afghanistan withdrawal in August 2015, using Mullah Omar's death to say 'we won, we're done, we're moving on'

    Current politics. Belongs in chat.
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