President Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush, and Obama must still have been President of the United States during this timeline.
I don't see "during the same years they were OTL" there, so here's an attempt:
1964 -- Mikhal Kruschev survives ouster; George HW Bush wins US Senate Election in Texas
1968 -- Reagan, with his running mate Bush, is elected President
Early 70's -- US Presence in Vietnam is escalated further; military is stretched, and deficits keep soaring, as does inflation
1971 -- Kruschev dies; the next Premier [
is someone like Deng for the PRC; can't say which one]
1972 -- Reagan still wins re-election, in close race where Democrats blow it
1974 -- Reagan is impeached for abuses of power; Bush succeeds him; Bill Clinton is elected to the House of Representatives
1976 -- George Wallace is elected POTUS
1977-80 -- his single term is plagued with foreign policy disasters, as nation after nation in the third world joins the Soviet sphere of influence; Wallace tries a number of interventions to stop them, with some success, but mostly sees the public sour on high military spending and overuse; to make matters worse, the USSR mends things with the PRC, so the communist bloc is reunified
1978 -- Clinton is elected to the US Senate; GW Bush elected to the House
1979 -- marxists come to power in Iran; [
no Soviet invasion of Afghanistan]
1980 -- Ted Kennedy challenges Wallace for the DNC nomination; wins the Presidency, with Bill Clinton as his running mate
1982 -- A new premier, Gorbachev, comes to power in the USSR; continues reforms, largely economic [
a lot less glasnost]
1981-92 -- Kennedy's presidency, followed by that of his VP Clinton, sees a stabilization of US power and economy, but Soviet economic growth and power remain at advantage
1992 -- George W Bush elected President
1995 -- Soviet Union, and later its satellites, join the newly formed WTO
2008 -- Barack Obama elected President