Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes III

[Turquoise Blue]

Here are a few infoboxes before I made before:

1980 - Carter wins re-election
1984 - Percy wins election.
1988 - Percy wins re-election
1992 - Wilson wins election.
1996 - Wilson wins re-election
2000 - Bradley wins election.

*is quietly disturbed by the fact it seems to be not HORRIFYINGLY DYSTOPIC*

 

[Heat]

>VP Zell Miller

aaaaaaaaaaaaa

 

[Archangel Michael]

I was almost on board, but then, Eugenics.

No matter what time you live, you can't escape the good ol' saying of "America First".

America will always be first

 

[Indicus]

Here are a few infoboxes before I made before:

What happened to the real Gonzo? Where's the dystopia!

 

[Gordian]

[*Zell Miller intensifies*]

 

[shiftygiant]

What happened to the real Gonzo? Where's the dystopia!

Unknown to us, Charlie Wilson started exporting long pork from America's equatorial territory...

 

[Deblano]

Here are a few infoboxes before I made before:

THE MAN.

THE LEGEND.

THE TRUE LEADER.

EVAN. FREAKING. MECHAM!!

*dies of Mecham-induced heart attack*

 

[Indicus]

THE MAN.

THE LEGEND.

THE TRUE LEADER.

EVAN. FREAKING. MECHAM!!

*dies of Mecham-induced heart attack*

Good thing he didn't break 10% of the popular vote.

 

[Nofix]

Alright guys, I think we're overdoing the "Gonzo only writes dystopias" angle a bit.

 

[Indicus]

To be honest I wouldn't count any of Gonzo's works as "dystopic" except for the Mecham-verse.

 

[packmanwiscy]

I see what you did there putting two great basketball players against each other

 

[Gordian]

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With the exception of South Africa, I wouldn't call everything in NSS dystopic though.

 

[Indicus]

With the exception of South Africa, I wouldn't call everything in NSS dystopic though.

Fair enough.

 

[Gonzo]

*is quietly disturbed by the fact it seems to be not HORRIFYINGLY DYSTOPIC*

What was planned after 2000:

2004: Dan Quayle/William Weld (R) def. Bill Bradley/Zell Miller (D), Tom DeLay/Woody Jenkins (J)
2008: Dan Quayle/William Weld (R) def. John Edwards/Stephanie Herseth (D), Charles Baldwin/Barry Goldwater, Jr. (J)
2012: Stephanie Herseth/Michelle Nunn (D) def. William Weld/Lisa Murkowski (R), Ron Paul/David Koch (J)
2016: Stephanie Herseth/Michelle Nunn (D) def. Elizabeth Warren/Lincoln Chafee (R), George Will/Bob Woodward (J)

 

[Turquoise Blue]

What was planned after 2000:

2004: Dan Quayle/William Weld (R) def. Bill Bradley/Zell Miller (D), Tom DeLay/Woody Jenkins (J)
2008: Dan Quayle/William Weld (R) def. John Edwards/Stephanie Herseth (D), Charles Baldwin/Barry Goldwater, Jr. (J)
2012: Stephanie Herseth/Michelle Nunn (D) def. William Weld/Lisa Murkowski (R), Ron Paul/David Koch (J)
2016: Stephanie Herseth/Michelle Nunn (D) def. Elizabeth Warren/Lincoln Chafee (R), George Will/Bob Woodward (J)

Huh, first female nominee just decides to have an all-woman ticket? I suppose if you're smashing the glass ceiling, smash it hard.

 

[Gordian]

Interesting.

How does Bob Woodward fit in the Jeffersonian Party?

 

[Gonzo]

Huh, first female nominee just decides to have an all-woman ticket? I suppose if you're smashing the glass ceiling, smash it hard.

Smash it with two Blue Dogs.

I'm all for smashing it when the nominee isn't Hillary Clinton .

Interesting.

How does Bob Woodward fit in the Jeffersonian Party?

At first the party is a sort of Buchanan paleocon club; then the Paulites take over - then then the sort of Never Trump sorts take over - Woodward is a moderate Republican - so I thought that he'd fit in well on that ticket.

 

[Turquoise Blue]

Smash it with two Blue Dogs.

I'm all for smashing it when the nominee isn't Hillary Clinton .

As long as the party's still broad-tent.

At first the party is a sort of Buchanan paleocon club; then the Paulites take over - then then the sort of Never Trump sorts take over - Woodward is a moderate Republican - so I thought that he'd fit in well on that ticket.

Warren/Chafee seems ridiculously moderate.

 

[Gonzo]

As long as the party's still broad-tent.

I guess the party is something similar to the party circa 1972 - much like Humphrey's run from that year - still appealing to blue collar whites etc.

Warren/Chafee seems ridiculously moderate.

Maybe too moderate - plus maybe I could've thrown in the 'Fauxcahontas' scandal into the mix to help precipitate a split.

 

[Turquoise Blue]

I guess the party is something similar to the party circa 1972 - much like Humphrey's run from that year - still appealing to blue collar whites etc.

But it still has the McGovern demographic, the social-liberals?