Amazing, utterly amazing. Please make this a full fledged TL. Posterity demands it good sir!
Also that turnout, damn!
The idea had been floating around in my head for quite a while before the AHC revealed itself. I might expand it to a TLIAD or a short TL. So many ideas, so little time..
Yes, that was a combination of moderate apathy and liberal boycotting. Wallace and Reagan faced a divided field of many eager and more liberal candidates who wanted to take down the unpopular incumbent, but alas...
Very Scary, Very impressive. Your infoboxes are always some of the most imaginative, but always the best-made.
I imagine ITTL, the Bayh-Celler amendment is being rushed through faster than you can say "America is a Republic, not a Democracy!"
Thank you!
Electoral college reform was a proxy issue that was anti-LeMay in nature. Despite this partisan bent, it stood a good chance of passing until an impeachment attempt turned it toxic.
Who becomes Vice President in '72?
Originally I had it as a backroom deal where the Republican Senators boycott the quorum in order for LeMay to choose a Republican via the 25th, but on reflection I think that's not really necessary. So Jackson probably edges out Eagleton. Which sets us up for the epilogue...
Thus ended the Warm War.