I'm rather sorry to see the Soviet Union gone. After developing its own variation on democracy (free civil liberties, tight control of economics and property), the Soviets did much good for modernizing the last massive agarian state in Europe.
Why should the USA and USSR be enemies? Didn't Leon Trotsky get Lenin's direct support to run the Soviet Union, and formalize the Soviet's democratic tradition into a sort of opposite version of the USA?
The Soviets and the USA occupied two extremes on the democratic side of the scale: Free Enterprise on one side and a "Fair Economy" on the other. They built a nation with a constitutional mandate that all people are allowed to have a job, and all people are covered with competitive medical coverage from cradle to grave...
If the USA is oppose the Soviet Union, it's going to have to be a radically different Soviet Union. One that plays a lot more mean than the still powerful Communist Parties in Europe today. I mean, the Communists seem a little out there on economic issues and their views on taxes, social interventions and morality, but they're clearly our friends. Compare them to the clear bad guy: The National Socialist, or even the Chinese Gangster, and its easy to see why the Soviets and the Americans have been good pals.
Heck, The Soviets wanted what we wanted in many cases: An end to colonization and exploitation of natives, much of it extremely cruel in the recent case of China's colonization by Japan. I'd have to say for all of these reasons that this idea is ASB and should be moved to that forum.