I think it would had been bad if Roosevelt had run. President Hull's foreign policy expierence made him a great wartime president. FDR was a depression president, NOT a wartime president. If he did win, expect the war to go differently.
Also, there is an extremely implausible book about this concept called Third times the Charm, which FDR runs for a 3rd time. WHY WOULD JOHN GARNER CHALLENGE HIM IN THE PRIMARIES?!?!
OOC: List of presidents 1941-1961
32. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic), 1933-1941
33. Cordell Hull (Democratic), 1941-1949
34. Joseph C. O'Mahoney (Democratic), 1949-1950 (killed)
35. William O. Douglas (Democratic), 1950-1957
36. Harold Stassen (Republican), 1957-1965
I think it would had been bad if Roosevelt had run. President Hull's foreign policy expierence made him a great wartime president. FDR was a depression president, NOT a wartime president. If he did win, expect the war to go differently.
Also, there is an extremely implausible book about this concept called Third times the Charm, which FDR runs for a 3rd time. WHY WOULD JOHN GARNER CHALLENGE HIM IN THE PRIMARIES?!?!
Indeed. Had Hull not been elected, then perhaps the U.S. might have used atomic weapons
Today, President Dave Reichert apologized to Puerto Ricans due to how the American government treated them during the Puerto Rican War of 1950-1955
They should've been used in Japan. Damn it was bloody to liberate that nation.
Don't bring current politics into this.
The U.S. almost did atomize Kobe, but Hull decided against it
They should've been used in Japan. Damn it was bloody to liberate that nation.
Maybe they would have surrendered if we dropped a few. It would have avoided the death of a quarter million Americans and over a million Japanese.
I agree. If we did use them, then the GOP wouldn't go full damage control. The war ended in 1948, which led Mahoney win by 13 points against Dewey and the Democrats gaining a supermajority in both houses of congress
OOC: List of presidents 1965-2001
37. William Miller (Republican), 1965-1969
38. Hubert Humphrey (Democratic), 1969-1973
39. Ronald Reagan (Republican), 1973-1981
40. Scoop Jackson (Democratic), 1981-1983 (died)
41. Frank Church (Democratic), 1983-1986 (resigned due to health)
42. Jimmy Carter (Democratic), 1986-1993
43. Jack Kemp (Republican), 1993-2001
I wonder what would have happened to Japanese-Americans if F.D.R. somehow secured a third term. Hull rejected calls to intern Japanese-Americans who renounced or did not hold Japanese citizenship, so how would Roosevelt have acted?
Remember: Hull was a Southerner. He grew up looking at Blacks and Whites separated. He thought that was normal, so it was a surprise that he didn't intern them. I doubt FDR, a New Yorker, would had interned them