liberal party

  1. Orchard

    Challenge: Keep the Liberals as a dominant party in the UK

    How plausibly could the Liberal Party remain a dominant party in the United Kingdom? Would Labour or the Tories have to make way?
  2. Time Enough

    Fate of the Liberals With No SDP split?

    So, if there was No SDP Split (as in maybe Woy bumbles off to the Liberals but William’s, Owen and Rodgers stay put in 81’) what would be the effect on the Liberals? An important question would be if there would be any form of Modernisation of the party in the late 80s, with a Ashdown or maybe...
  3. Disraeli2004

    These Radicalised Isles; What if Joseph Chamberlain became Prime Minister?
    Threadmarks: Part 1-The Rise of Chamberlain

    These Radicalised Isles; What if Joseph Chamberlain Became Prime Minister? Part 1- The Rise of Chamberlain By the 1880s the Liberal party, despite the apparent veneer of success, was harbouring a major split between two rival factions- the radicals and the moderate 'Whig' faction, with...
  4. Gajah_Nusantara

    A World of Buzz & Change: The Radical Times Which Was the 20th Century
    Threadmarks: Prologue: Before Six there was Five

    Prologue: . A Decade of War and Peace The 40s, the decade of World War II, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the rise of an unexpected contender. But before we learn about all of this we must first learn the beginnings of this all, the United States Presidential Election of 1940. The parties...
  5. Events, Dear Boy: A British Political TL
    Threadmarks: Update #1 – 1981 Labour Party deputy leadership / 1982 Gower and Peckham by-elections

    Events, Dear Boy A British Political Timeline So, an idea I've had for a while, but one I'm only just finally getting around to putting into an actual timeline. The POD for this TL is that Tony Benn, instead of Denis Healey, wins the 1981 UK Labour Party deputy leadership contest. This TL...
  6. Arquebus

    King's Flower: An Infobox Timeline
    Threadmarks: Update #1: Liberal Party of Canada leadership election, 1948

    When on January 20, 1948, longtime Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King called on the Liberal Party to hold a national convention to choose a new leader, his shadow rightfully loomed large. Hand chosen to be the next leader of the Liberal Party by former Prime Minister Wilfrid Laurier...
  7. wiltedwildrose

    How could Prime Minister Gough Whitlam avoid dismissal?

    In October of 1975, the Liberal-National Coalition, led by Malcolm Fraser, chose to block supply in the Senate for the government, and prevented the passage of several appropriations bills. This led to Fraser approaching the Governor-General, John Kerr, and requesting that he dismiss Whitlam's...
  8. Oppo

    A Truth Is A Truth: A Wikibox Timeline
    Threadmarks: The 1987 Liberal Leadership Election

    Can I go home? I need a TL intro. This isn't even a TLIAPOT! shut Fine, what is this about? Canadian politics. Just Canadian politics? I'll do some stuff with the U.K. and U.S., but that will be the focus. Can we just start this? Sure. In 1984, John Turner’s Liberal Party would face a horrible...
  9. Commissar From Kiev

    Ideological Trajectory of Successful UK Liberals

    If the UK Liberal Party stayed a major party and was not replaced by Labour, what would there likely ideological trajectory be? Would they evolve into a progressive party? A centrist one?
  10. CanadianTory

    Lazarus, Icarus, and Canadian Politics: An Infobox Timeline
    Threadmarks: Update #1: Progressive Conservative Party of Canada leadership election, 1993 and Canadian federal election, 1993

    When I first signed-up on the wonderful forum, I immediately started a little TL entitled Redemption: A Political Comeback Story. As you all know, it was pretty horrible and it was never finished (Something that I no doubt have become known for doing). As it was my first story I always felt a...
  11. (TLitW) The Joker in the Pack: Alan Clark and the SDP

    Possible Questions and Likely Answers: Q: Wait, Alan Clark joins the British Social Democratic Party (SDP)? A: No, although that would be very fun (if very highly implausible) and I would want someone to write that timeline. In this timeline Alan Clark causes several PODs and butterflies...
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