Hello all,
Not sure whether this has been done before, but here goes...
Your challenge is to come up with a list of plausible alternate working partnerships (either extremely successful or the exact opposit) between potential British PM's and US Presidents.
When you list them, explain why you think they would either work so well together or why they couldn't do so.
You can have one OTL leader (either British or US) in place, but the other leader must be someone who wasn't PM or president, but could have been.
Also, they must have plausibly had a chance of being in office at the same time as each other (along with a realistic chance at residing either at no 10 Downing Street or the Whitehouse respectively).
Not sure whether this has been done before, but here goes...
Your challenge is to come up with a list of plausible alternate working partnerships (either extremely successful or the exact opposit) between potential British PM's and US Presidents.
When you list them, explain why you think they would either work so well together or why they couldn't do so.
You can have one OTL leader (either British or US) in place, but the other leader must be someone who wasn't PM or president, but could have been.
Also, they must have plausibly had a chance of being in office at the same time as each other (along with a realistic chance at residing either at no 10 Downing Street or the Whitehouse respectively).