Every Man a King: A History of the Long Presidency and Beyond

I dunno. The fact that Rockwell's term (1956?-1964) is counted as part of the Social Populist era suggests that he either was a Social Populist or agreed with some of their positions. Also, the POD takes place when Rockwell was a teenager, so there's no guarantee that same experiences that shaped his OTL views will take place ITTL.

You might very well think that, but I couldn't possibly comment.
 
May I ask something? What about the mid atlantic accent? In real life he was abandoned in 1945 after the war, would a Long presidency keep that bold accent alive? I do know a lot about Long, but I have no idea about his opinion on this issue :D
Long had a Southern Accent, so if anything it will be worse off for that accent under Long.
 
Hello?? Is this still alive?
Yes, it is! Please forgive me. I've just been having one of my patented writer's block moments. I've been planning some other things, too. Nothing serious, but you know. Maybe reboot The Golden Age? The first one sucked, I know. What's a pop culture TL without pop culture?

Don't worry. Every man is a king, and no-one wears a crown!
 
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