FDR's presidency must have been a very short one, indeed!
If no polio, FDR would be somewhat more conservative than OTL.FDR actually finished two terms out. Without being President for so many years, his health is vastly better than OTL. Also, no polio.
If no polio, FDR would be somewhat more conservative than OTL.
After Harding and Coolidge shifted the GOP rightwards?But alas, weren't the Democrats the conservative ones in the 1930s and 1940s?
After Harding and Coolidge shifted the GOP rightwards?
I'm impressed he managed to win 1932 myself.Heider isn't exactly the same reactionary Austrian he was OTL... the Republicans moderated back some during his four-term presidency.
I was going to mention how that Heidler looked like a certain German leader until I made the connection...
But whats the exact POD for this?
So the Socialists are 'socialists in name only' like New Labour, while the Progressives represent the moderate centre-right, correct?There are third parties, of course, but the vast majority of people are either social democrats in the Progressive Party or socialists in the Socialist Party.
So the Socialists are 'socialists in name only' like New Labour, while the Progressives represent the moderate centre-right, correct?
So the Socialists are 'socialists in name only' like New Labour, while the Progressives represent the moderate centre-right, correct?
I'd vote for Hitler.
The working POD is that there's a 3-way split in the Democrats in 1912, and LaFollete also goes for Debs in that election, Teddy's elected in that election, gradually the Socialists and Progressive become the two main political parties. And, yes, Sinclair is able to make America basically market socialist via his EPIC plan, after serving for nearly 36 years, He's the longest serving President ever, and he's idolized by the American public. He's also glorified to a near-godlike state by Socialists, along with Eugene Debs.
Here's my very first attempt at a wikibox. Hope it's not too bad. I did it on the 'Expansion War' from my TL, which was the conflict over the formerly French territory of Louisiana following the collapse of the French Empire, with Freedonia, the ASU and Britain, and the Spanish all laying claim to the entirety of the territory.
As for the territory names, Freedonia uses its own form of English spelling (based loosely on the concept behind the Franklin phonetic alphabet), and also combines that with 'Latinization' of words.
Looks interesting. So I assume the proto-USA only encompassed the North and became Freedonia, while the British retained the South?