Putting spoiler bars over what's almost certainly some combination of 'president 2021-202X,' 'first spouse same time period,' and very probably 'assassination in 2027ish' won't make us care about these characters. Indeed, it's almost designed to make us not care- if the only thing that we can learn about these people from these boxes are the most basic life events, and then you take away even those events from us, what possible reason do we have to get invested? Hell, you've as much as told us the shape of what happens, and I still know nothing meaningful about these people except that you think I should hate one and feel sorry for the other- why, I don't know, because you haven't even given us a full picture of literally the most basic information about them. (I notice, even disregarding the spoilers, these boxes don't even bother with, for example, the 'religion' tag.)
This is where so many wikiboxes- see, for example, any election box that doesn't even bother to provide a cursory map- fail, and where so many AH.COM stories fail- they substitute events and information, often in a format better suited for a straight TL, for actual storytelling (and with boxes, sometimes don't even bother with the second part). The core purpose of art is to inspire emotion of some kind- and hopefully original emotion; the billionth variation on 'Trump is defeated in 2020' or 'my favored candidate wins in 2016 or 2020 or whatever' isn't going to inspire any new emotions, it's just hijacking already extant dislike and hoping that what's essentially the electoral equivalent of a revenge fantasy is sufficient to fool people into thinking they're feeling something about Their Work. Information is not a substitute for emotion, but at least it's a starting point.
