Hey Guys,
Let's say that the Confederacy somehow wins the American Civil War in about 1863/4. Let's say they win through a successful Special Order 191, which leads to the capture of Washington D.C. The Union fights on for a while but they lose in the end and are forced to recognize the Confederacy.
Now how would a surviving Confederacy effect any future filibustering? Might we see filibustering continue and perhaps even encouraged? Or would filibustering simply die out as per OTL? Could we see a successful breakaway nation with many previously in the army take to filibustering for the thrills?
Cheers for the replies guys
Let's say that the Confederacy somehow wins the American Civil War in about 1863/4. Let's say they win through a successful Special Order 191, which leads to the capture of Washington D.C. The Union fights on for a while but they lose in the end and are forced to recognize the Confederacy.
Now how would a surviving Confederacy effect any future filibustering? Might we see filibustering continue and perhaps even encouraged? Or would filibustering simply die out as per OTL? Could we see a successful breakaway nation with many previously in the army take to filibustering for the thrills?
Cheers for the replies guys