List of Alternate Presidents and PMs II

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Heads of State of France

Francois Hollande (Socialist)
2012-2017
2012 def. Nicolas Sarkozy (UMP), Marine Le Pen (National Front) Jean Luc-Melenchon (Left Front) Francois Bayrou (Democratic Movement) Nicolas Dupont-Aignan (France Arise)

Emmanuel Macron (En Marche) 2017-2019
2017 def. Marine Le Pen (National Front) Francois Fillon (Republican) Jean Luc Mélenchon (France Unbowed) Benoit Hamon (Socialist) Nicolas Dupont-Aignan (France Arise)

Louis de Bourbon (Independent, leading interim Government of National Unity with National Rally, Republican, and France Arise support) 2019-2020

Louis XX of France (Semi-Constitutional Monarch, head of the House of Bourbon) 2020-???

Prime Ministers of the French Realm

Marion-Marechal Le Pen (National Rebirth) 2020-???
2020 def. Jean Luc Melenchon (France Unbowed), Manuel Valls (Socialist), various centrists
 
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1940-1943: Winston Churchill (Conservative leading War Coalition) (died in office)
1943-1948: Jan Smuts (Nonpartisan leading War Coalition)
1948-1952: Ernest Bevin (Labour)
1948 (Maj.) - Anthony Eden (Conservative), Archibald Sinclair (Liberal)
1952–1960: Rab Butler (Conservative)
1952 (Maj.) - Ernest Bevin (Labour), Jo Grimond (Liberal)
1956 (Maj.) - Hugh Gaitskell (Labour), Jo Grimond (Liberal)

1960-Present: Anthony Greenwood (Labour)
1960 (Maj.) - Rab Butler (Conservative), Jo Grimond (Liberal), Lord Ironside (Empire Loyalist)

1945-1949: Paul V. McNutt/James Eastland (Democratic)
1944 def. Thomas Dewey/Earl Warren (Republican)
1949-1957: Douglas MacArthur/Harold Stassen (Republican)
1948 def. Paul V. McNutt/James Eastland (Democratic), Henry Wallace/Glen Taylor (Progressive)
1952 def. Claude Pepper/Jim Folsom (Democratic)

1957-Present: Chester Bowles/Daniel P. Moynihan (Democratic)
1956 def. William Knowland/Prescott Bush (Republican), Leander Perez/Benjamin Laney (Southern Conservative)

1926-Present: Hirohito (Japanese Inperial House)

1924-1955: Joseph Stalin (Communist) (Died in office)
1955-Present:
Vyacheslav Molotov (Communist)

1948-Present: Maurice Thorez (Communist - New Popular Front)

1948-Present: Charles de Gaulle (Popular Rally)

In this timeline, the Japanese never attack Pearl Harbor. While the Allies do launch an amphibious liberation of France, by then the Soviets have taken over all of Europe. France is stuck in a split between the northern part of the nation (under de Gaulle’s rule) and the southern part (under Thorez).

Meanwhile in the East, the Japanese have taken over most of China, balkanizing the region with various puppet warlords. A small “Free China” remains, but they remain at odds with the various warlords.

The United States later regrets their decision to stay out of the war, electing Douglas MacArthur in 1948. MacArthur tightens the US relationship with Spain, Free France, Turkey, along with several of the newly independent colonies. With Thorez and Stalin in disagreement about the future of communism, MacArthur also tries to gain in relationships with the PCF. At home, MacArthur is resistant to the civil rights movement, building a “Southern Coalition.” He wins re-election in a landslide against “Red Pepper.”

Japan uses their economic power in the East to have a significant control over the global markets. Their government remains a major player, with the Co-Prosperity Sphere being seen as equals with their Western adversaries.

In Britain, Churchill dies of pneumonia and requests for Smuts to become PM to encourage (successfully) cross-Commonwealth unity in wartime. Under pressure from the rest of the world, Bevin starts the process of decolonization, with India and Pakistan being given independence. Butler tries to slow down the process, but British fighting against various gurellia groups proves controversial. The charismatic Anthony Greenwood retakes the premiership for Labour.
 
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Ronald Reagan/George HW Bush 1981-1989*

1980: Def. Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale, John Anderson/Pat Lucey
1984: Def. Walter Mondale/John Glenn
Gary Hart/Jerry Brown 1989-1993

1988: Def. George HW Bush/Lamar Alexander
Buzz Aldrin/Newt Gingrich 1993-2001

1992: Def. Gary Hart/Jerry Brown
1996: Def. Jesse Jackson/John Kerry, Lee Iacocca/Jim Jeffords
Joe Biden/Dick Gephardt 2001-2009
2000: Def. Newt Gingrich/Christine Todd Whitman, Ron Paul/Andrew Napolitano
2004: Def. John McCain/JC Watts
Mary Landrieu/Bob Casey 2009-2013
2008: Def. Fred Thompson/Sam Brownback
Mark Sanford/Susana Martinez 2013-2021

2012: Def. Mary Landrieu/Bob Casey, Bernie Sanders/John Eder
2016: Def. Deval Patrick/John Hickenlooper
Cory Booker/Michael Bloomberg 2021-2029

2020: Def. Susana Martinez/Nikki Haley
2024: Def. Tom Cotton/Tim Scott
Rand Paul/Elise Stefanik 2029-

2028: Def. Beto O'Rourke/Krysten Sinema, Mark Zuckerberg/Liz Cheney
*Included due to divergence occurring with Aldrin entering politics during his presidency
 
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Presidents of the United States (1860 to Present)
16. Abraham Lincoln/Jefferson Davis (Democratic-Republican Fusion) (March 4th,1861-March 4th,1865)
1860 Def:Millard Filmore/Andrew J. Donelson (American)
17. George B. McClellan/Fitz John Porter (Army of the Potomac) (March 4th,1865-March 4th,1881)
1864 Def: Abraham Lincoln/Jefferson Davis (Democratic-Republican Fusion) [1]
18. Andrew E. Lee/Lorenzo D. Lewelling (Radical Populist) (March 4th,1881-March 4th,1885)

1880 Def: George B. McClellan/William T. Sherman (Army of the Potomac)
19. Russel A. Alger/Fredrick Tracy Dent (Republican) (March 4th,1885-March 4th,1897)
1884 Def: John P. Jones/Frank J. Cannon(Silver-Potomac) George B. McClellan/William T. Sherman(Army of the Potomac)
1888 Def:Lee Mantle/James Gunn(Radical Populist)
1892 Def:Lafe Pence/William A. Harris(Radical Populist)
20. Robert Todd Lincoln/James Garfield (Republican) (March 4th,1897-March 4th,1913)
1896 Def:George Q. Cannon/John T. Cain (People's Party of Utah) Andrew E. Lee/Lorenzo D. Lewelling(Radical Populist)
1900 Def:John P. Buchanan/Edward Bellamy (Radical Populist)
1904 Def:
William Randolph Hearst/William Jennings Bryan (Democrat)
1908 Def:Nelson A. Miles/John Sharp Williams (Democrat)
21. Duncan U. Fletcher/Pat Harrison (Democrat) (March 4th,1913-March 4th,1925)
1912 Def:Joseph B. Foraker/Morgan Bulkeley (Republican)
1916 Def:Chauncey Depew/James W. Wadsworth (Republican)
1920 Def:Gifford Pinchot/Nicholas Butler (Republican)

22. John Sharp Williams/William H. Murray (Democrat) (March 4th,1925-January 20th,1937)
1924 Def:Elihu Root/Nicholas Butler (Republican)
1928 Def:William Cameron Sproul/Emmet Forest Branch (Republican) D.C Stephenson/Charles Lindbergh (Indianan Radical)
1932 Def: Hiram Bingham III/Angus Wilton McLean (Republican)

23. Neville Chamberlain/Fredrick Hale (Republican) (January 20th,1937-January 20th,1953)
1936 Def: John H. Taylor/Gilbert Hitchcock (Democrat)
1940 Def: Cordell Hull/Jesse H. Jones (Democrat)
1944 Def: Prentice Cooper/Harry F. Byrd (Democrat)
1948 Def: Prentice Cooper/Paul V. McNutt (Democrat)

24. James William Fullbright/George Wallace (Democrat) (January 20th,1953-April 10th,1955) [A]
1952 Def:Gordon Gray/Kenneth Royal (Republican)
25. George Wallace/Vacant (Democrat) (April 10th,1955-January 20th,1957)
George Wallace/John G. Crommelin (Democrat)(January 20th,1957-January 20th,1965)

1956 Def:Jasper McLevy/James Oneal (Old Gaurd Socialist) Leonard B. Jordan/Joseph McCarthy (Republican)
1960 Def:Gordon Allot/Edward D. Crippa (Republican)

26. Frank Carlson/Jacob Javits (Republican) (January 20th,1965-January 20th,1973)
1964 Def:George Wallace/John G. Crommelin (Democrat)
1968 Def:Robert E. McNair/Orval Fabus (Democrat)

27. Barry Goldwater/Ronald Reagan (Republican) (January 20th,1973-January 20th,1981)
1972 Def:Wayne Morse/Albert Dean Roselini (Democrat)
1976 Def: Ramsey Clark/Henry M. Jackson (Democrat)

28. Michael Dukakis/Ann Richards (Democrat) (January 20th,1981-January 20th,1993)
1980 Def:Anne Armstrong/Jesse Helms (Republican)
1984 Def:Jeane Kirkpatrick/Elizabeth Dole (Republican)
1988 Def:Pat Paulsen/Chris Farley (Laughter) Paula Hawkins/Gerald R. Ford (Republican)

29. Pete du Pont/Alexander M. Haig (Republican) (January 20th,1993-January 20th,2001)
1992 Def:Chris Farley/Drew Carey (Laughter) Bob Kerry/Tom Harkin (Democrat)
1996 Def: Dick Gephart/John Kerry (Democrat)

30. Jim Carrey/Drew Carey (Democrat) (January 20th,2001-January 20th,2009)
2000 Def: Tommy Thompson/Fred Thompson (Republican)
2004 Def: Jim Gilmore/Sam Brownback (Republican)
31. Stephen Colbert/John Stewart (Laughter) (January 20th,2009-January 20th,2013)
2008 Def: Orrin Hatch/John McCain (Republican) Russ Feingold/Dianne Feinstein (Democrat)
32. John Huntsman Jr./Mitt Romney (Republican) (January 20th,2013-Present)
2012 Def: Bill Clinton/Bill Nelson (Democrat) Stephen Colbert/John Stewart (Laughter)
2016 Def:Elizabeth Warren/Chris Murphy (Democrat)


[1] No elections held from 1864 to 1880
[A] Assassinated


 
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Prime Ministers of the United States of America

1931-1941: Franklin D. Roosevelt (Liberal)
1931 Def: William Borah (Progressive Conservative)
1936 Def: Huey Long (Share Our Wealth), Robert A. Taft (Conservative). William Borah (Progressive)

1941-1946: Dwight D. Eisenhower (Wartime Government)
1946-1948: Franklin D. Roosevelt (National Liberal)
1948-1950: Wendell Willkie (National Liberal)
1950-1962: Douglas MacArthur (Wartime Government)

1962-1975: John F. Kennedy (Liberal)
1962 Def: Richard Nixon (Progressive Conservative), Strom Thurmond (Democratic)
1967 Def: Nelson Rockefeller (Progressive Conservative), Ronald Reagan (People's Conservative), George Wallace (Democratic)
1973 Def: Ronald Reagan (People's Conservative), Nelson Rockefeller (Progressive Conservative), George Wallace (Democratic)

1975-1988: Ronald Reagan (People's)
1975 Def: John F. Kennedy (Liberal), John B. Anderson (Progressive Conservative), George Wallace (Democratic)
1979 Def: Jimmy Carter (Liberal), John B. Anderson (Progressive Conservative), Harry F. Byrd Jr. (Democratic)
1984 Def: Gary Hart (Liberal), George McGovern (Peace and Freedom), Pete McCloskey (Progressive Conservative), Harry F. Byrd Jr. (Democratic)

1988-1998: Bill Clinton (Liberal)
1988 Def: Donald Rumsfeld (People's), George H. W. Bush (Progressive Conservative), Jesse Jackson (Peace and Freedom), Harry F. Byrd Jr. (Democratic)
1993 Def: Ross Perot (Reform), Pat Buchanan (People's), Ben Fernandez (Progressive Conservative), Jerry Brown (Peace and Freedom), David Duke (Democratic), Ron Paul (Libertarian)
1997 Def: Ross Perot (Reform), John Kasich (Conservative), Bernie Sanders (Social Democratic), David Duke (Democratic), Ron Paul (Libertarian)

1998: Al Gore (Liberal)
1998-2003: Donald Trump (Reform)

1998 Def: John Kasich (Conservative), Al Gore (Liberal), Bernie Sanders (Social Democratic), David Duke (Democratic), Ron Paul (Libertarian)
2003-2011: John Kasich (Conservative)
2003 Def: John Kerry (Liberal), Donald Trump (Reform), Bernie Sanders (Social Democratic), Ron Paul (Libertarian)
2008 Def: Hillary Clinton (Liberal), Jerry Brown (Reform), Bernie Sanders (Social Democratic), Ron Paul (Libertarian)

2011-2017: Barack Obama (Liberal)
2011 Def: Bernie Sanders (Social Democratic), Jon Huntsman Jr. (Conservative), Ron Paul (Libertarian), Buddy Roemer (Reform), Steve King (New Democratic)
2017-XXXX: Bernie Sanders (Social Democratic)
2017 Def: Cory Booker (Liberal), Ted Cruz (Conservative), Rand Paul (Libertarian), Steve King (America First!)
 
"The Ballad of Wild Bill"

1933-1945: Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Democratic-NY)
VP: John Nance Garner, Henry Wallace, William O. Douglas
-Def. 1932: Herbert Hoover/Charles Curtis
-Def. 1936: Alf Landon/Frank Knox
-Def. 1940: Wendell Wilkie/Charles McNary
-Def. 1948: Thomas Dewey/John Bricker
1945-1949: William O. Douglas (Democratic-MD)
VP: Paul V. McNutt
1949-1953: John Bricker (Republican-OH)
VP: Earl Warren
-Def. 1948: Paul V. McNutt/Estes Kefauver; Henry Wallace/Claude Pepper; Strom Thurmond/Fielding L. Wright
1953-1957: William O. Douglas (Progressive-MD)
VP: Wayne Morse
-Def. 1952: John Bricker/Earl Warren; James Eastland/Dean Acheson
1957-1965: Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic-TX)
VP: Richard Russell
-Def. 1956: Wayne Morse/Sid McNath; William Knowland/Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr.
-Def. 1960: Cecil Underwood/Everett Dirksen; Sid McNath/Hubert Humphrey
1965-1973: Nelson Rockefeller (Republican-NY)
VP: Thurston Morton
-Def. 1964: Richard Russell/Frank Lausche; Hubert Humphrey/Abraham Ribicoff
-Def. 1968: John Connally/Terry Sanford; Eugene McCarthy/William Proxmire
1973-1977: Gore Vidal (Progressive-NY)
VP: Walter Reuther
-Def. 1972: William Scranton/Howard Baker; George Wallace/Frank Church
1977-1985: Bill Clements (Republican-TX)
VP: Jack Kemp
-Def. 1976: Ronald Reagan/Jimmy Carter; Gore Vidal/Walter Reuther
-Def. 1980: John Y. Brown/Dixy Lee Ray; Walter Mondale/Bill Bradley
1985-1988: Edwin Edwards (Democratic-LA)
VP: Mark White
-Def. 1984: Jack Kemp/George Bush; Ed Koch/Jesse Unruh
1988-1989: Mark White (Democratic-TX)
VP: vacant, Bob Casey
1989-1997: Jim Hunt (New Progressive-NC)
VP: Bruce Babbitt
-Def. 1988: Ben Fernandez/Bob Dole; Mark White/Bob Casey
-Def. 1992: Alan Simpson/Lynn Martin; Bob Casey/Fox McKeithen
1997-2001: Pete Wilson (Republican-CA)
VP: Donald Rumsfeld
-Def. 1996: John McCain/Lowell Weicker; Jim Folsom, Jr./Bob Butterworth
2001-2005: Christine Todd Whitman (New Progressive-NJ)
VP: Evan Bayh
-Def. 2000: Pete Wilson/Donald Rumsfeld; Don Siegelman/John Cornyn
2005-2013: Mark Sanford (Republican-SC)
VP: Pete Coors
-Def. 2004: Christine Todd Whitman/Evan Bayh; Mike Huckabee/Rick Santorum
-Def. 2008: Jon Huntsman, Jr./John Kasich; Rick Santorum/Bob Riley; Howard Dean/Raul Grijalva
2013-2017: Pete Navarro (Justice-CA)
VP: Russ Feingold
-Def. 2012: Pete Coors/Bob McDonnell; Mary Landrieu/Andrew Cuomo; Bob Riley/Hugh Leatherman
2017-present: Alexander Baldwin (New Progressive-NY)
VP: Charlie Crist
-Def. 2016: Pete Navarro/Russ Feingold; John Thune/Bob Corker; Jim Webb/Dan Patrick
 
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This is a list based off some old parliamentary America infoboxes made by @EvilSpaceAlien in 2011/2012 smashed together with @lord caedus's American Commonwealth and a few ideas I've cherry-picked from old Yankee Canada lists of mine. I'm considering making a wikibox series based off of this list, which could possibly expand into a larger project once I finish Across Two Decades.

Prime Ministers of the American Commonwealth
1787-1790: Benjamin Franklin (Crossbencher) (1)*

1787: Conservative (Joseph Galloway), Democratic (Thomas Jefferson), Anti-Commonwealth (Patrick Henry)
1790-1793: Joseph Galloway (Conservative) (2)
1790 (Maj): Conservative (Joseph Galloway) def. Democratic (Thomas Jefferson), Anti-Commonwealth (Patrick Henry)
1793-1795: John Adams (Conservative) (3)
1795-1800: Thomas Jefferson (Democratic) (4)

1795 (Maj): Democratic (Thomas Jefferson) def. Conservative (John Adams)
1800-1808: Alexander Hamilton (Conservative) (5)
1800 (Maj): Conservative (Alexander Hamilton) def. Democratic (Thomas Jefferson)
1804 (Maj): Conservative (Alexander Hamilton) def. Democratic (James Madison)

1808-1815: James Madison (Democratic) (6)
1808 (Maj): Democratic (James Madison) def. Conservative (Alexander Hamilton)
1813 (Maj): Democratic (James Madison) def. Conservative (Alexander Hamilton)

1815-1820: James Monroe (Democratic) (7)
1818 (Maj): Democratic (James Monroe) def. Conservative (Alexander Hamilton)
1820-1824: Henry Clay (Conservative) (8)
1820 (Maj): Conservative (Henry Clay) def. Democratic (James Monroe)
1824-1832: John Calhoun (Democratic) (9)
1824 (Maj): Democratic (John Calhoun) def. Conservative (Henry Clay)
1828 (Maj): Democratic (John Calhoun) def. Conservative (Henry Clay)

1832-1840: Henry Clay (Conservative) (10)
1832 (Maj): Conservative (Henry Clay) def. Democratic (John Calhoun)
1836 (Maj): Conservative (Henry Clay) def. Liberal (Martin Van Buren), Democratic (John Calhoun)

1840-1842: Martin Van Buren (Liberal) (11)
1840 (Min): Liberal (Martin Van Buren) def. Conservative (Henry Clay), Democratic (John Calhoun)
1842-1846: James Polk (Democratic) (12)
1842 (Maj): Democratic (James Polk) def. Conservative (Henry Clay), Liberal (Martin Van Buren)
1846-1851: Henry Clay (Conservative) (13)*
1846 (Maj): Conservative (Henry Clay) def. Democratic (James Polk), Liberal (Martin Van Buren)
1850 (Maj): Conservative (Henry Clay) def. Democratic (Jefferson Davis), Liberal (Martin Van Buren)

1851-1852: Daniel Webster (Conservative) (14)
1852-1855: Franklin Pierce (Democratic) (15)

1852 (Maj): Democratic (Franklin Pierce) def. Conservative (Daniel Webster), Liberal (Martin Van Buren)
1855-1860: James Buchanan (Democratic) (16)
1856 (Maj): Democratic (James Buchanan) def. Conservative (William Seward), Liberal (Edward Everett)
1860-1865: Abraham Lincoln (Conservative) (17)**
1860 (Maj): Conservative (Abraham Lincoln) def. Democratic (James Buchanan), Liberal (Edward Everett)
1864 (Maj): Conservative (Abraham Lincoln) def. Liberal Democratic (Horatio Seymour)

1865-1868: John MacDonald (Conservative) (18)
1868-1877: Horatio Seymour (Liberal Democratic) (19)

1868 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Horatio Seymour) def. Conservative (John MacDonald)
1872 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Horatio Seymour) def. Conservative (John MacDonald)
1876 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Horatio Seymour) def. Conservative (John MacDonald)

1877-1880: Samuel Tilden (Liberal Democratic) (20)
1880-1884: James Blaine (Conservative) (21)

1880 (Maj): Conservative (James Blaine) def. Liberal Democratic (Samuel Tilden), United Farmers (James Weaver)
1884-1892: Grover Cleveland (Liberal Democratic) (22)
1884 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Grover Cleveland) def. Conservative (James Blaine), United Farmers (James Weaver)
1888 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Grover Cleveland) def. Conservative (James Blaine), United Farmers (James Weaver)

1892-1901: Robert Todd Lincoln (Conservative) (23)**
1892 (Maj): Conservative (Robert Todd Lincoln) def. Liberal Democratic (Grover Cleveland), United Farmers (James Weaver)
1897 (Maj): Conservative (Robert Todd Lincoln) def. Liberal Democratic (Grover Cleveland), United Farmers (William J. Bryan)

1900-1910: Robert Borden (Conservative) (24)
1902 (Maj): Conservative (Robert Borden) def. Liberal Democratic (Joseph Cannon), Progressive (Theodore Roosevelt Sr.), Socialist (Eugene Debs)
1906 (Maj): Conservative (Robert Borden) def. Liberal Democratic (Joseph Cannon), Progressive (Theodore Roosevelt Sr.), Socialist (Eugene Debs)

1910-1914: Oscar Underwood (Liberal Democratic) (25)
1910 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Oscar Underwood) def. Conservative (Robert Borden), Progressive (Theodore Roosevelt Sr.), Socialist (Eugene Debs)
1914-1921: Theodore Roosevelt Sr. (Progressive Conservative) (26)
1914 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Theodore Roosevelt Sr.) def. Liberal Democratic (Oscar Underwood), Socialist (Eugene Debs)
1917 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Theodore Roosevelt Sr.) def. Liberal Democratic (Thomas Marshall), Socialist (Eugene Debs)
1920 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Theodore Roosevelt Sr.) def. Liberal Democratic (Thomas Marshall), Socialist (Eugene Debs)

1921-1923: Andrew Bonar Law (Progressive Conservative) (27)*
1923-1930: Calvin Coolidge (Progressive Conservative) (28)

1924 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Calvin Coolidge) def. Liberal Democratic (William Mackenzie King), Socialist (Norman Thomas)
1928 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Calvin Coolidge) def. Liberal Democratic (William Mackenzie King), Socialist (Norman Thomas)

1930-1933: Richard Bennett (Progressive Conservative) (29)
1933-1936: William Mackenzie King (Liberal Democratic) (30)

1933 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (William Mackenzie King) def. Progressive Conservative (Richard Bennett), Socialist (Norman Thomas)
1936-1938: John Nance Garner (Liberal Democratic) (31)
1938-1944: Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (Progressive Conservative) (32)

1938 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Theodore Roosevelt Jr.) def. Liberal Democratic (John N. Garner), Socialist (Norman Thomas)
1942 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Theodore Roosevelt Jr.) def. Liberal Democratic (Paul Martin Sr.), Socialist (Norman Thomas)

1944-1945: Louis Saint Laurent (Progressive Conservative) (33)
1945-1950: Paul Martin Sr. (Liberal Democratic) (34)

1945 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Paul Martin Sr.) def. Progressive Conservative (Louis Saint Laurent), Socialist (Norman Thomas)
1950-1960: Harold Stassen (Progressive Conservative) (35)
1950 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Harold Stassen) def. Liberal Democratic (Paul Martin Jr.), Provincial Rights (Strom Thurmond)
1955 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Harold Stassen) def. Liberal Democratic (Adlai Stevenson II), Provincial Rights (Strom Thurmond)

1960-1963: John F. Kennedy (Liberal Democratic) (36)**
1960 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Lyndon Johnson) def. Progressive Conservative (Harold Stassen), Provincial Rights (Strom Thurmond)
1963-1968: Lyndon Johnson (Liberal Democratic) (37)
1964 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Lyndon Johnson) def. Progressive Conservative (Nelson Rockefeller), Provincial Rights (Strom Thurmond)
1968-1968: Hubert Humphrey (Liberal Democratic) (38)
1968-1975: Richard Nixon (Progressive Conservative) (39)

1968 (Min): Progressive Conservative (Richard Nixon) def. Liberal Democratic (Hubert Humphrey), American Independence (George Wallace), Libertarian (Barry Goldwater), Peace & Freedom (Eugene McCarthy)
1970 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Richard Nixon) def. Liberal Democratic (George McGovern), American Independence (George Wallace), Libertarian (Barry Goldwater), Peace & Freedom (Eugene McCarthy)
1974 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Richard Nixon) def. Liberal Democratic (Pierre Trudeau), American Independence (George Wallace), Libertarian (Barry Goldwater), Peace & Freedom (Eugene McCarthy)

1975-1976: Leslie Lynch King (Progressive Conservative) (40)
1976-1980: Pierre Trudeau (Liberal Democratic) (41)

1976 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Pierre Trudeau) def. Progressive Conservative (Leslie Lynch King), American Independence (George Wallace), Libertarian (Barry Goldwater), Peace & Freedom (Eugene McCarthy)
1980-1987: Ronald Reagan (Progressive Conservative) (42)
1980 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Ronald Reagan) def. Liberal Democratic (Pierre Trudeau), American Independence (George Wallace), Libertarian (Barry Goldwater), Grassroots (Barry Commoner)
1984 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (Ronald Reagan) def. Liberal Democratic (Walter Mondale), Libertarian (Barry Goldwater), American Independence (Jesse Helms), Grassroots (LaDonna Harris)

1987-1993: George Bush (Progressive Conservative) (43)
1988 (Maj): Progressive Conservative (George Bush) def. Liberal Democratic (Ed Broadbent), Libertarian (Ron Paul), American Independence (Jesse Helms), Grassroots (Ralph Nader)
1993-1993: Lynn Martin (Progressive Conservative) (44)
1993-2002: Bill Clinton (Liberal Democratic) (45)

1993 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Bill Clinton) def. Reform (Ross Perot), Constitution (Pat Buchanan), Bloc Quebecois (Lucien Bouchard), Progressive Conservative (Lynn Martin), Grassroots (Ralph Nader)
1996 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Bill Clinton) def. American Alliance (Newt Gingrich), Reform (Ross Perot), Constitution (Pat Buchanan), Bloc Quebecois (Giles Duceppe), Progressive Conservative (Joseph Clark), Grassroots (Ralph Nader)
2000 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Bill Clinton) def. American Alliance (Newt Gingrich), Constitution (Pat Buchanan), Progressive Conservative (Peter MacKay), Reform (Jerry Brown), Bloc Quebecois (Giles Duceppe), Grassroots (Ralph Nader)

2002-2008: Paul Martin Jr. (Liberal Democratic) (46)
2003 (Maj): Liberal Democratic (Paul Martin Jr.) def. American Alliance (John Kasich), Progressive Conservative (Peter MacKay), Constitution (Ron Paul), Bloc Quebecois (Giles Duceppe), Grassroots (Jim Harris)
2008-2010: Jack Layton (Liberal Democratic) (47)
2008 (Min): Liberal Democratic (Jack Layton) def. American Alliance (Stephen Harper), Progressive Conservative (Peter MacKay), Constitution (Ron Paul), Bloc Quebecois (Giles Duceppe), Grassroots (Ralph Nader)
2010-2017: Stephen Harper (American Alliance) (48)
2010 (Maj): American Alliance (Stephen Harper) def. Liberal Democratic (Jack Layton), Constitution (Ron Paul), Progressive Conservative (Peter MacKay), Bloc Quebecois (Giles Duceppe), Grassroots (Elizabeth May)
2015 (Maj): American Alliance (Stephen Harper) def. Liberal Democratic (Hillary Clinton), Constitution (Rand Paul), Progressive Conservative (Peter MacKay), Bloc Quebecois (Giles Duceppe), Grassroots (Elizabeth May)

2017-201X: Paul Ryan (American Alliance) (49)


Parties as of 2018 (Represented in Parliament)
American Alliance (Paul Ryan): The American Alliance is comprised of various provincial parties that send members to Parliament in an organized grouping that advocates right-of-center policies. Despite the name, the party is registered and organized on the federal level, and does not top-down manage the affairs of their affiliate parties. The Alliance supports a neoconservative foreign policy, economic liberalism, and social libertarianism.

Bloc Quebecois (Pauline Marois): A left-wing nationalist party advocating Quebec's secession from the Commonwealth, the Bloc has begin a consistent presence in parliament since the early 1990s and was the driving force behind the failed Quebec Independence referendum in 1995. The party is the only major regionalist party in history to maintain a consistent presence in parliament, and are social democratic in their political outlook.

Constitution (Maxine Bernier): Following the collapse of the Progressive Conservatives, the Ron Paul wing of the Libertarian Party merged with the fading American Independence Party to form the Constitution Party. A right-wing populist, paleoconservative party, the Constitution Party stands against free trade, military interventions oversees, immigration, and "big government" policies at home. Under Pat Buchanan, Ron Paul, and later Rand Paul, the party has an expanding presence in government as the tide of global populism continues into 2018.

Grassroots (Elizabeth May): An eco-socialist party that embraces social justice, community politics, environmentalism, feminism, and indigenous rights, the Grassroots Party's steady growth has somewhat been stunted by the left turn of the LDP in recent years. Under Elizabeth May, the party has none the less maintained a small niche presence which they hope to build upon in the coming years.

Liberal Democratic (Elizabeth Warren): Created in the aftermath of the Civil War when the old Liberal and Democratic parties merged to challenge the then ascendant Conservatives, the LDP has been the primary big-tent left of center party in the Commonwealth. The party promotes itself as "progressive" and supports social democratic/social liberal policies in general. Though the party embraced more centrist policies under Clinton and Paul Martin Jr., the election of Jack Layton and later Elizabeth Warren have put the party on a more left leaning track.

Progressive Conservative (Michael Chong): The rump of the once powerful party, the Progressive Conservatives remain an active force in the Northeast, where they continue to be the main right of center opposition to the LDP in spite of the American Alliance and the growing Constitution Party. Though their presence in the House is small, the Progressive Conservatives remain true to their "Red Tory" roots and are the most active force for centrism in American politics.

American Parliament on December 12th, 2001.
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Party Leaders
American Alliance (1994-Present)

1994-2000: Newt Gingrich
2000-2001: Jack Kemp (interim)
2001-2004: John Kasich
2004-2005: Dick Cheney (interim)
2005-2017: Stephen Harper
2017-20XX: Paul Ryan

Bloc Quebecois (1990-Present)
1990-1995: Lucien Bouchard
1995-2015: Giles Duceppe
2015-2016: Rheal Fortin (interim)
2016-2018: Martine Ouellet
2018-20XX: Pauline Marois

Constitution (1991-Present)
1991-2000: Pat Buchanan
2000-2001: Deborah Grey (interim)
2001-2011: Ron Paul
2011-2012: Stockwell Day (interim)
2012-2016: Rand Paul
2016-2017: Steve King (interim)
2017-20XX: Maxine Bernier

Grassroots (1979-Present)
1979-1981: Barry Commoner
1981-1984: LaDonna Harris
1984-1985: Lenora Fulani (interim)
1985-2001: Ralph Nader
2001-2002: Joan Russow (interim)
2002-2004: Jim Harris
2004-2005: Jill Stein (interim)
2005-2009: Ralph Nader
2009-2010: Blair Wilson (interim)
2010-20XX: Elizabeth May

Liberal Democratic (1865-Present)
1865-1877: Horatio Seymour
1877-1882: Samuel Tilden
1882-1883: Edward Blake (interim)
1883-1900: Grover Cleveland
1900-1907: Oscar Underwood
1907-1908: Champ Clark (interim)
1908-1915: Oscar Underwood
1915-1916: Champ Clark (interim)
1916-1921: Thomas Marshall
1921-1922: William Fielding Stevens (interim)
1922-1936: William Mackenzie King
1936-1939: John Nance Garner
1939-1941: Wendell Wilkie (interim)
1941-1951: Paul Martin Sr.
1951-1952: Sam Rayburn (interim)
1952-1956: Adlai Stevenson II
1956-1957: Sam Rayburn (interim)
1957-1963: John F. Kennedy
1963-1968: Lyndon Johnson
1968-1969: Hubert Humphrey
1969-1969: Edmund Muskie (interim)
1969-1971: George McGovern
1971-1972: Walter Mondale (interim)
1972-1981: Pierre Trudeau
1981-1985: Walter Mondale
1985-1986: Lorne Nystrom (interim)
1986-1989: Ed Broadbent
1989-2002: Bill Clinton
2002-2008: Paul Martin Jr.
2008-2011: Jack Layton
2011-2012: Nancy Pelosi (interim)
2012-2015: Hillary Clinton
2015-2016: Nancy Pelosi (interim)
2016-20XX: Elizabeth Warren

Progressive Conservative (1912-Present)
1912-1921: Theodore Roosevelt Sr.
1921-1923: Andrew Bonar Law
1923-1930: Calvin Coolidge
1930-1933: Richard Bennett
1933-1934: Herbert Hoover (interim)
1934-1944: Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
1944-1946: Louis Saint Laurent
1946-1960: Harold Stassen
1960-1961: John Diefenbaker (interim)
1961-1964: Neson Rockefeller
1964-1965: Prescott Bush (interim)
1965-1975: Richard Nixon
1975-1976: Leslie Lynch King
1977-1977: John Anderson (interim)
1977-1987: Ronald Reagan
1987-1993: George Bush
1993-1994: Lynn Martin
1994-1995: Garth Turnr (interim)
1995-1997: Joseph Clark
1997-1998: Garth Turner (interim)
1998-2016: Peter MacKay
2016-2017: Susan Collins (interim)
2017-20XX: Michael Chong
 
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That's All, Folks!-(Presidents of the United States of America 2017-2081)


(Most cited candidates past 2052 are fictional)


2016-2032-The Era of Confusion


Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/Michael R. Pence (R-ID)-2017-2021

2016: Def. Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Tim Kaine (D-VA)/Gary Johnson (L-NM)/William Weld (L-MA)/Jill Stien (G-MA)/Amaju Bakara (G-D.C)


Joseph R. Biden (D-DE)/Kamala Harris (D-CA)-2021-2025

2020: Def. Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/Michael R. Pence (R-ID)/Richard Ojeda (Progressive-WV)/Tulsi Gabbard (Progressive-HI)


Kamala Harris (D-CA)/Julian Castro (D-TX)-2025-2029

2024: Def. Randal Paul (R-KY)/Cory Gardener (R-CO)/Tulsi Gabbard (P-HI)/Rocky Anderson (P-UT)


Joni Ernst (R-IA)/Zoltan Istvan (R-CA)-2029-2033

2028: Def. Zephyr Teachout (P-NY)/Chris King (P-FL)/Kamala Harris (D-CA)/Julian Castro (D-CA)


2032-2052-The Progressive Era


Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (P-NY)/Tim Ryan (P-OH)-2033-2041

2032: Def. Joni Ernst (R-IA)/Zoltan Istvan (R-CA)/Joseph P. Kennedy III (D-MA)/Jason Kander (D-MO)

2036: Def. Tom Cotton (R-AK)/Andrew Anderzejowski (R-IL)/Jason Kander (D-MO)/Ben Ray Lujan (D-NM)


Tim Ryan (P-OH)/David Bowen (P-WI)-2041-2049

2040: Def. Hakeem Jefferies (D-NY)/Chris Pappas (D-NH)/Paul Gosar (R-NM)/Jamie Herrera Butler (R-WA)

2044: Def. Josh Hawley (R-MO)/Jeanette Núñez (R-FL)/Xochitl Torres Small (D-NM)/Ed Case (D-HI)


Elijah Manley (P-FL)/Miranda Powers-Norrell (P-SC)-2049-2053

2048: Def. Elise Stienfak (R-NY)/Andria Tupola (R-HI)/Rita Hart (D-IA)/Julia Stranton (D-IL)


2052-2064-The Independence Era


Myron Ellis (R-WY)/Leah Lang (R-CA)-2053-2057

2052: Def. Elijah Manley (P-FL)/Miranda Powers-Norrell (P-SC)/Jake Morales (D-NM)/Craig Bennett (D-ND)


Tess Foley (IND-MA)/Miracle Anderson (IND-MS)-2057-2065

2056: Def. Miranda Powers-Norell (P-SC)/Casey Singh (P-NY)/Fergus O' Ryan (Socialist-WV)/Mako Zhang (Socialist-TX)/Myron Ellis (R-WY)/Leah Lang (R-CA)/David Zesse (D-WV)/Mindy Brooks-Ellis (D-MA)

2060: Def. Barron Trump (R-NY)/Teresa Rodriguez (R-TX)/Casey Singh (P-NY)/Bridget Prescott (P-AL)/Scott Acosta (S-TN)/Andre Watson (S-GA)


2064-2076-The Realignment Era

Ally Northcroft (Progressive-Socialist-AK)/Zecroa McCollum (Progressive-Socialist-NC)-2065-2069
2064: Def. Miracle Anderson (IND-MS)/Jacob West (IND-VA)/Abdul Al-Zani (American National Congress-OH)/Alexis Raines III (American National Congress-IA)

Alexis Raines III (ANC-IA)/Talia Nunes (ANC-AZ)-2069-2077

2068: Def. Zecora McCollum (PS-NC)/Brandon Carson (PS-MI)/D.X Rowan (IND-NY)/Jade Brooks (IND-GA)
2072: Def. Maud Rowland (IND-AR)/Hope Kerr (IND-MO)/Abigail A. Sheppard (PS-MO)/Ethan Weiss-Klein (PS-KY)

2076-?-The Red Era

Zara Galloway (PS-ID)/Riley Quinn (PS-AL)-2077-20xx
2076: Def. Talia Nunes (ANC-AZ)/Carter King (ANC-CO)/Hope Kerr (IND-MO)/Cam Oliver (IND-WI)
2080: Def. Carter King (ANC-CO)/Samuel Chaplin Jr. (ANC-NY)/Bradley Morris (IND-SD)/Lola Simmons (IND-ME)

The Parties of 2080 America:

Progressive-Socialist: A merger of the then-largest left-wing parties in the United States, the American Progressive Party and the Socialists, the Progressive-Socialist Party is the peak of the American leftist movement. Like every leftist party, there is major factionalism with the PSP and as a result, it is clear to define the exact ideology of the party as a whole; In fact, the 2080 Wikipedia Page describes the PSP as "multi-tendency leftist", with members subscribing to everything from 21st Century Social Democracy, to Democratic Confederalism, to Trotskyism. The current President of the United States, Zara Galloway, aligns herself with the Democratic Socialist Caucus and it's allies, as does Vice President Quinn. The PSP has been able to maintain this ideological diversity (which some of the opposition would call "inconsistency") through it's diverse voting coalition, comprised of trade unionists, students, Asian and Hispanic Americans, the elderly, and the urban working class. This base, coupled with it's strong general base in the Midwest, has allowed the Party to maintain support in several different regions of the country, although the PSP is most prominent in the Midwest, Rust Belt, and Dixie. Currently, the PSP controls both chambers of Congress as well as, of course, the White House, with President Galloway being one of the most popular since President Ocasio-Cortez.

American National Congress: The Democrats and Republicans, the two oldest Parties in the country, finally dispersed after the disastrous 2060 election. In their place, the American National Congress has risen. The American National Congress, or ANC, for short, function as the modern-day descendant of the now defunct Democratic and Republican Parties and subsequently adhere to many of the polices and maintain the same voting groups as their predecessors. The majority of the ANC adheres to a form of modern American Neoliberalism, with both social liberal and market liberal ideas being the corner stone of the party platform. Additionally, the party has a certain socially traditionalist (although not conservative) ethos; I.E, they emphasise traditional American values such as entrepreneurship, family values, "freedom" (both of markets and of people), and national unity, as their name implies. This attitude has joking been labeled as "Good Neighborism" by the ANC's opposition, a label they have seemingly adopted, with the 2080 platform actually labelled the "Good Neighbor Contract". Their voter base tends to revolve around both tradtional Democratic and Republican groups, such as African-Americans, Suburban Whites, and the Upper-Middle class, as well as groups which tend to benefit from the Good Neighbor
platform. Seeing as these groups dominate the West Coast, North East, and parts of the South (Dixie is one of the few regions where African-Americans vote consistently with the PSP or Independence), this is where the ANC has most of it's base.

Independence: The last of the three major parties, the Independence Party is one of the most unique on the entire planet, both in it's ideology and history. The IP was founded during a time when young Americans were becoming both far more stable and disenfranchised with the political system. In particular, youth were dissatisfied with the seeming lack of representation of young people in politics; Throughout the 2040s and late 2050s, the United States saw an influx of older politicans running for both congress and President, while youth candidates were generally snubbed. In fact, when the Independence Party was first founded, then President Ellis was 74 years old and before him, President Manley had been in his early sixties when he was first inaugurated. As a result of this lack of representation, tensions began to brew between younger and older Americans. These tensions reached a boiling point during the Ellis Administration, where corruption ran rampant and the economy suffered, affecting the now prodimently middle-class American youth (thanks to President Ocasio-Cortez's economic platform). Finally, young voters had seemingly had enough and dozens of youth groups and leaders staged walkouts at the national conventions of all three major parties in 2056. These walkouts resulted in a mass exodus of young voters from the Republican, Progressive, and Democratic Parties and these disaffected young folks formed the Independence Party and declared that they were running young Massachusetts Governor Tess Foley as their candidate. The Party then drafted a populist, youth-orientated, anti-corruption platform that embraced a form of neo-centrism that both called for a strengthing of the welfare state and a loosening of markets. Then, backed by an overwhelming youth revolt, they won and Tess Foley became President. Ever since the heavily divisive Foley Administration, the Party has remained bouyed by their support among youth, despite never being able to retake the White House. Still, they maintain a monopoly over the youth vote and in areas dominated by the young middle-class, the Independence Party has been able to assert their dominance.
 
"Clinton defeats Romney", or "The unpopular VP of a President who steered the nation out of a financial catastrophe (though not his first Vice President) surprisingly defeats an eastern moderate Republican who ran for the Presidency once before to win their first elected term as President. They also decide not to run for another term despite being constitutionally eligible."

2009-2017: Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL)
VP: Sen. Joe Biden ('09-'13), Sec. of State Hillary Clinton ('13-'17)

2017-2021: Vice Pres. Hillary Clinton (D-NY)
VP: Sen. Mark Udall

2021-2029: Gen. Curtis Scaparotti (R-VA)
VP: Sen. Tom Cotton

2029-2031: Sen. Beto O'Rourke (D-TX)
VP: Sen. Maj. Leader Kirsten Gillibrand

2031-2037: Vice Pres. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY)
VP: vacant, Sen. Brian Schatz

2037-2042: Fmr. Vice Pres. Tom Cotton (R-AR)
VP: Gov. Jamie Hererra Beutler ('37-'41), House Min. Leader Elise Stefanik ('41-'42)

2042-2045: Vice Pres. Elise Stefanik (R-NY)
VP: Gov. G.T. Bynum

2045-2049: Gov. Justin Chenette (D-ME)
VP: Sen. Stacey Abrams

2049-2057: Fmr. Gov. Christopher Pratt (R-MN)
VP: Fmr. CIA Director Josh Romney

2057-2061: Vice Pres. Josh Romney (R-UT)
VP: Sen. Chandler Thornton

2061-2069: Gov. Samantha Bel Edwards (D-LA)
VP: Sen. Wyatt Gore Schiff (D-TN)




 
I Think We're Alone Now

1988-1993: Lee Iacocca/Charlie Wilson
defeated George H.W. Bush/Dan Quayle
1993-1997: Ross Perot/Orson Swindle
defeated Lee Iacocca/Charlie Wilson
1997-2005: Al Gore/Bob Graham
defeated Dick Cheney/John Engler, Ross Perot/James D. Griffin (Reform)
defeated John McCain/Chuck Hagel

2005-2013: Francis Fukuyama/Orrin Hatch
defeated Bob Graham/Paul Wellstone, Donald Trump/Dennis Kucinich (Reform)
defeated Matt Gonzalez/Rocky Anderson


POD: Tip O'Neill dies of health complications before '88, meaning without his council Iacocca runs, somehow besting Bush Snr. with his promises to rejuvenate the Rust Belt by protecting American jobs. He's then outed by Perot, who becomes fed up with his own party halfway through his first term. Wacky hijinks ensue.
 
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Starstuff - Sagan '88

1989-1997
- Carl Sagan/Jesse Jackson (Democratic)

1988 def. George H.W. Bush/Dan Quayle (Republican)
1992 def. George H. W. Bush/Bon Dole (Republican), Pat Robertson/Fred Phelps (God in America)

1997-2005 - Colin Powell/George W. Bush (Republican)
1996 def. Jesse Jackson/Al Gore (Democratic), Pat Robertson/Fred Phelps (God in America)
2000 def. Harrison Ford/Mario Cuomo (Democratic), Pat Robertson/Fred Phelps (God in America)

2005-2013 - Bill Nye/Al Gore (Democratic)
2004 def. George W. Bush/Pat Robertson (Republican)
2008 def. Pat Robertson/Jerry Falwell Jr. (Republican)

2013-2017 - Mitt Romney/Nate Phelps (Republican)
2012 def. Hilary Clinton/Al Gore (Democratic)

2017-2018 - Neil deGrasse Tyson/John McCain* (National Unity)
2016 def. Mitt Romney/Nate Phelps (Republican), Hilary Clinton/Al Gore (Democratic)

2018-Present - Neil deGrasse Tyson/VACANT (National Unity)


*Death in office (natural causes)

I wanted to explore the mythology around celebrity scientists. The religious right has a super surge ITTL, even stronger than OTL, hence God in America and VP Nate Phelps.
 
"The youtuber president cometh."-@shaun_jen on Twitter
"Why just one?"-Me right now
Casey Neistat/Cory Booker 2021-2025
2020: Def. Donald Trump/Mike Pence, John Kasich/John Hickenlooper
Ben Shapiro/Nikki Haley 2025-2033
2024: Def. Casey Neistat/Cory Booker, Philip DeFranco/Mark Zuckerberg
2028: Def. Cenk Uygur/Kamala Harris
Laci Green/Beto O'Rourke 2033-2041

2032: Def. Nikki Haley/Logan Paul
2036: Def. Yousef Erakat/Tom Cotton
Felix Kjellberg/Dan Crenshaw 2041-2045*

2040: Def. Krysten Sinema/Lucas Cruikshank
Anita Sarkeesian/Eric Swalwell 2045-2049

2044: Def. Felix Kjellberg/Dan Crenshaw
Felix Kjellberg/Elise Stefanik 2049-2053

2048: Def. Anita Sarkeesian/Eric Swalwell, Philip DeFranco/various
Jake Paul/Barron Trump 2053-2057
2052: Def. Anita Sarkeesian/Richard Ojeda, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez/Jaime Raskin
Shane Dawson/Tulsi Gabbard 2057-2061
2056: Def. Jake Paul/Barron Trump
Ryan Higa/Chris Pratt 2061-
2060: Def. Shane Dawson/Tulsi Gabbard, Lauren Southern/Saira Blair

*President Green passed a constitutional amendment allowing naturalized Americans to run for office provided they have resided in the country for at least 10 years. Kjellberg became a US resident in 2026 and a naturalized citizen in 2028. Southern did likewise in 2031.
 
All We Have Done, and We Only Got Instability (aka Marvel '61)

This one assumes an average 3:1 Marvel Time from 1968 and beyond, i.e. for every three years of comics, one year has passed.

Present Day: November 6, 2012

1-33: Same as OTL

History, until November 1961, was largely the same, with minor differences in the existence of several individuals and minor countries. However by Ike's presidency, history began to noticeably diverge from our own.

34. Dwight David Eisenhower (R-NY) 1953-1961
VP: Richard Milhous Nixon (R-CA)
1952 def: Adlai Ewing Stevenson II (D-IL) / John Jackson Sparkman (D-AL)
1956 def: Adlai Ewing Stevenson II (D-IL) / Carey Estes Kefauver (D-TN)
Excuse me, who initiated "Department K"?
The United States government loved misdirection. People are led to believe that former Prime Minister of Canada, John Diefenbaker, started this government agency.
Hell, no. It was the brainchild of Ike. PM Diefenbaker was simply a scapegoat for this. Alberta veteran James "Logan" Howlett was not even a volunteer; he was forced to become part of Weapon X. Ike's actions also led to the rise of anti-Mutant terrorism, most notably the Purifiers, spearheaded by Sgt. William Stryker.
Another brainchild of his, although indirectly, was Laura Kinney (b. March 25, 1963). Born as X-23 in The Facility, Fremont County, Wyoming (near South Pass City), she was the twenty-third attempt at replicating Weapon X, and as the only successful clone, was raised to be the ultimate weapon.

35. John Fitzgerald Kennedy (D-MA) (1961-1963)*
VP: Lyndon Baines Johnson (D-TX)
1960 def: Richard Milhous Nixon (R-CA) / Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (R-MA)
The Purifiers and the Purified
Yes, JFK was a mutant.
No, he does not bend reality. He could only persuade others telepathically.
But then it gave reason to William Stryker's hate, for JFK's recklessness which caused the Cuban Missile Crisis.
As a result, he ordered Lee Harvey Oswald to assassinate the President. His choice of an assassin was crucial in protecting his identity: Oswald was an outspoken Marxist, and the motive could be scapegoated by Marxism, further fueling the Cold War and the Vietnam War.
Also, the Fantastic Four was established in early 1961, the result of an interstellar travelling attempt.

36. Lyndon Baines Johnson (D-TX) (1963-1973)
VP: Hubert Horatio Humphrey Jr. (D-MN) (1965-1973)
1964 def: Barry Morris Goldwater (R-AZ) / William Edward Miller (R-NY)
1968 def: Richard Milhous Nixon (R-NY) / Spiro Theodore Agnew (R-MD) ; George Corley Wallace Jr. (American Independent-AL) / Curtis Emerson LeMay (American Independent-CA)
Might I know, who the f--- authorized that test?
That was his exact response to The Facility preemptively activating the healing factor of X-23 in 1970. It is safe to say that he was less than impressed and approving.
In 1964, he formed the Avengers, and subsequently retrieved Steve Rogers from a frozen stasis. This was then followed by a series of successful campaigns in the Vietnam War, and causing his popularity to soar.
His next years saw the rise of more superheroes, ranging from Spiderman to the X-Men. It was for this reason that Leonid Brezhnev, the Chairman of the Soviet Union, had to develop super soldiers to counter the United States.
However, by 1971, North Vietnam has already fallen[1], in part due to three key battles in which the Avengers participated: the Defense of Huế, the Đồng Hới Offensive, and the Hanoi Campaign.
In 1972, President Johnson stated that his largest failure was not being able to prevent New Jersey scientist Henry Pym from creating Ultron. In his words, "This robot will be the instigator of World War Three." He also added that the Soviet Union has refused to negotiate a détente not only for this reason, but also because of the Dark Phoenix Genocide, which has shamed Americans.
He passed away on January 22, 1973, only two days after leaving office, casting a huge shadow on his successor.

37. Paul Norton McCloskey Jr. (R-CA) (1973-1977)
VP: John Bowden Connally Jr. (R-TX)
1972 def: Hubert Horatio Humphrey Jr. (D-MN) / George Armistead Smathers (D-FL)
It Never Was and Never Will Be...
When you listen to Everybody's Fool, somehow you could hear President McCloskey, chained by superheroes, screaming from the inside. (Note: OTL and TTL lyrics are almost identical)
Reality is filled with sorrow. And in his case, 1973 was as dark as he could imagine. His presidential career began with outgoing President Johnson's death. This then followed the disappearance of every superhero in June that year, lasting for four months, during which the Soviet Union blockaded West Berlin again.
The next years were relatively peaceful, though a resurgent team of X-Men put President McCloskey into a state of paranoia for the rest of his presidency, hoping for a world without superheroes (or as he would call, vigilantes). He refused to pursue a second term, preferring to go into retirement. It was during his term when technology went into overdrive, reaching OTL 1995 levels by 1976.
At the end of his term, X-23 escaped from The Facility, after thirteen years of imprisonment (since she was born) and torture since she was seven. She would end up under the X-Men four years later.

38. Gary Warren Hart (D-CO) (1977-1981)
VP: Geraldine Anne Ferraro (D-MA)
1976 def: John Bowden Connally Jr. (R-TX) / Ronald Wilson Reagan (R-CA)
Chaos, Chaos Everywhere
Exactly as it was said above, Gary Hart could not catch a break in his presidency.
In 1978, after the Saur Revolution in Afghanistan, Ultron razed the Curonian Soviet Socialist Republic (OTL Courland and western Semigallia, Latvia) to the ground, triggering the Soviet Union to retaliate against the United States, dropping twenty low-yield nuclear weapons upon minor cities in Spain, Portugal and France, plus Ultron's hometown (Cresskill, New Jersey). An ultimatum was issued, demanding the United States to put an end to Ultron, or suffer nuclear devastation if he attacks the Soviet Union again.
In 1979, car bombs in downtown Manhattan destroyed the World Trade Center, killing 5698 people. HYDRA later claimed responsibility, resulting in riots in New York City, Boston and Atlanta. This indirectly caused the Islamic Revolution in Iran to fail, though not without the ousting of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
His "War On Terror" strategy did not work as he had planned either, due to the large number of domestic terrorists, and the House of M Incident, and the subsequent Decimation in mid-1980.
He ended up being defeated by John B. Anderson, who was on a populist campaign. Coincidentally, Anderson was able to utilize the Attack on Stamford and the subsequent First Superhero Civil War to his benefit, gaining support from the public.

39. John Bayard Anderson (R-IL) (1981- March 14, 1984)**
VP: Robert Joseph Dole (R-KS)
1980 def: Gary Warren Hart (D-CO) / Geraldine Anne Ferraro (D-MA)
Approaching Hell, in 3... 2... 1...
And yet, he did not expect his presidency to be cut short. His first year as president involved the Superhero Registration Act, which forced all superheroes to be registered, or be imprisoned for vigilantism. All supervillains are to be shot on sight.
In 1982, the Second Superhero Civil War (Avengers vs. X-Men, also known as the War of the Phoenix) broke out, devastating many cities across the world, notably Moscow, Budapest, Berlin, and Sofia in the Eastern Bloc, as well as Beijing, Los Angeles, and (as usual) New York.
This led to an attempt to impeach President Anderson over his failure to prevent the devastation. However, the House of Representatives voted 203-232 against his impeachment.
After AvX, Atlantis was embargoed, while an attempt to embargo the United States was shot down at the United Nations Security Council. On the other hand, the Soviet Union (now led by Dmitry Polyansky) began allying with Wakanda to destabilize American domination of East Africa. The X-Men has lost all of its reputation as a result, with Scott Summers, Emma Frost, Piotr Rasputin, and Illyana Rasputina being wanted by the Soviet Union.
In 1983, the United States East Coast was struck by a Terrigen Mist attack, causing President Anderson to drop a nuclear weapon upon Attilan. James "Logan" Howlett, who became Wolverine for two decades, died. Laura Kinney took up his mantle six months later.
However, in 1984, HYDRA, using an alternate universe version of Steve Rogers, overthrew the United States government, killing President Anderson, and forcing Vice President Dole into exile.

Not Recognized. Steven Grant Rogers (HYDRA-NY) (March 14 - September 26, 1984)****
VP: Elisa Sinclair (HYDRA-NJ) (March 14 - September 11, 1984)***
What a Time To Be Alive!
And thus, America is, bluntly saying, fucked. With John B. Anderson dead, Bob Dole in exile, the Senate and the House of Representatives imprisoned, and the East Coast in general paranoia, the Soviet Union has effectively won the Cold War.
In order to restore order to America, and as a revenge against Ultron, the Soviet Union invaded Alaska, nuking the Ultronic Territories near Barrow; while Bob Dole, who was exiled to Brasilia, spearheaded Operation Versailles, retaking Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Pacific Northwest and the Gulf Coast of the USA.
HYDRA, however, is not going down easily, and under President Rogers, attempted to turn NATO into their own empire, in addition to imprisoning all dissenters. In response, Soviet Chairman Polyansky seized West Berlin in an preemptive attempt to force NATO against the HYDRA regime in Washington.
Midway during the War of 1984, the Third Superhero Civil War erupted, leading to a Chinese invasion of California, occupying the port city of San Francisco. The Warsaw Pact invaded and occupied New York Metropolitan Area, while Cuba occupied Miami. Canada occupied southern Alaska and all exclaves of the United States, of which Point Roberts and the Northwest Angle were permanently ceded.
Steve Rogers ended up overthrown by President-in-exile Bob Dole, following a bombing campaign in New York City and Washington D.C., and was executed for treason. Elisa Sinclair died after a car bomb exploded in front of the Capitol Building[2], twelve days before the capitulation of the illegitimate government.
The alternate Steve Rogers was executed for treason, and tarnished Captain America's name to the point where the original Steve Rogers was brutally murdered after his Brooklyn apartment was broken into.
As a result of the coup, the 1984 Presidential Election was suspended.

40. Robert Joseph Dole (R-KS) (September 26, 1984-1993 ; in exile March 14 - September 26, 1984)
VP: George Herbert Walker Bush (R-TX) (December 6, 1984 - January 20, 1985 ; 1989-1993) ; Marie Corinne Morrison Claiborne Boggs (D-LA) (1985-1989)[3]
1984 Presidential Elections suspended due to Reconstruction and the War on HYDRA
1988 def: Edward Moore Kennedy (D-MA) / Anna Marie D'Ancanto LeBeau (D-LA)[4]
America, Wake the F--- Up!
Those were Bob Dole's exact words in 1986, when he was having a meeting with a small group of senators in the White House.
He began his tenure in exile, and was the leader of the internationally recognized government. The irony is that they needed the Soviet Union to stand back on their feet and move on. President Dole had realised that the Soviet Union has effectively won the Cold War without crushing the United States, and thus shifted his focus to four things: economic revival, Puerto Rican statehood, the purging of HYDRA, and the reconstruction of the reputation of the United States.
History, however, considered him to be above average at best. At the beginning of his Washington tenure, the Fourth Superhero Civil War erupted over the Terrigen Mist, and the subsequent M-Pox pandemic. It was only until 1987 when San Francisco, Alaska, Miami and New York were returned to de facto United States control.
While 98 percent of HYDRA was eliminated from the United States, Germany, Austria and the United Kingdom, the Red Skull is still at large. Puerto Rico has been admitted as a state in 1990, but the economy continued to falter, and NATO has deemed the United States to have betrayed their cause.
In 1988, the situation was less impressive: only 37 percent of HYDRA has been removed from the United States, and a disgruntled Strom Thurmond resigned from his post as Secretary of the Interior.
The Democratic Party took the opportunity to nominate Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy as the next president. His choice, Congresswoman Anna Marie from the 1st Congressional District of Louisiana, was a veteran in the War of 1984, and her down-to-earth attitude made the Kennedy / LeBeau ticket one of the most successful losing tickets in history: they won the popular vote, as well as in 28 states, including Illinois, New York and Michigan, but lost the Congressional vote by 268-270. They would go on to win the 1992 Presidential Election by a 354-192 margin. (Note: when Puerto Rico was admitted as a state, it had 2 senators and 6 state representatives, bringing the total to 546.)

41. Edward Moore Kennedy (D-MA) (1993-2001)
VP: Anna Marie D'Ancanto LeBeau (D-LA)
1992 def: George Herbert Walker Bush (R-TX) / Jack French Kemp (R-MD) ; Anthony Edward Stark (Independent-CA) / Donald John Trump (Independent-NY)
1996 def: Henry Ross Perot (R-TX) / John Ellis Bush (R-FL) ; William Jefferson Clinton (New Union-AR) / Patsy Matsu Takemoto Mink (New Union-HI)
The Southern Belle Strategy
Good old Ted Kennedy, using Anna Marie's publicity to earn himself two terms. Sure enough, it did pay off, and his terms are rather smooth sailing for a Kennedy. In fact, no more international conflicts took place in his presidency, and détente was finally achieved with the Soviet Union (led by Mikhail Gorbachev since 1988) in 1995.
Upon assuming the presidency, he began to push forth the Equal Rights Act of 1996, guaranteeing equal rights for all citizens in the country, human, inhuman, or mutant. This also requires Mutants and Inhumans to register their powers, as the War of the Phoenix has caused America to fall into a period of paranoia. Unexpectedly, Vice President LeBeau, a mutant herself, and her mutant husband, Louisiana State Senator Remy LeBeau, approved of the bill.
In early 1997, Sergeant William Stryker, Founder of the Purifiers, was found dead in his Las Vegas apartment. Autopsy results showed that he was killed by lethal amounts of ricin in his cup of coffee. His murder was thus far left unsolved.
During President Kennedy's second presidential term, all people who were known to have been Phoenix Force hosts (Jean Grey, Madelyne Pryor, Scott Summers, Emma Frost, Piotr Rasputin, Illyana Rasputina, Namor Mackenzie, Hope Summers, Celeste Cuckoo) disappeared, and with the exception of Jean Grey, later died under suspicious circumstances. This triggered protests from Atlantis. Wade Wilson, better known by his alias Deadpool, also disappeared during this period, and was declared dead in absentia in 2005.
President Kennedy also used his two terms to spread the technological advantages (by this point) across the world, in exchange for economic development, revitalizing the tanking economy of the United States.
He also reignited the War on Terror, pledging to slaughter each and every last HYDRA member.

42. Anna Marie D'Ancanto LeBeau (D-LA) (2001- August 7, 2006)*****
VP: John Forbes Kerry (D-MA)
2000 def: George Walker Bush (R-TX) / Richard Bruce Cheney (R-WY) ; Bernard Sanders (New Union-VT) / Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton (New Union-AR)
2004 def (in Congress): Katherine Anne Pryde (R-IL) / John Sidney McCain (R-AZ)
Bellevue Down
People often take Anna Marie as a liberal. She is not. Instead, she calls herself "liberal only by comparison", a moderate in fact.
At the beginning of her tenure, Ophelia Sarkissian surrendered herself to United States authorities, having sought shelter in the Embassy of the United States in Sofia in fears of being murdered. She requested for a pardon in exchange for the latest information regarding HYDRA and their bases.
President LeBeau agreed to her demands, under the provision that she will be imprisoned in Guantanamo Bay.
Subsequent reports confirmed Sarkissian's claims, and Operation Hercules was commenced, leading to the Soviet Union crushing HYDRA remnants in the German Democratic Republic.
President LeBeau's support for Former President Kennedy's controversial tactics branded her a "traitor to Mutantkind" by Republican candidate Katherine "Kitty" Pryde, leading to a 273-273 split between both presidential candidates. (The total number of delegates was left unchanged at 546 following the 2000 Census, and is not to be changed in further elections.)
The 2004 Presidential Election ended up having to rely on the House of Representatives and the Senate to give Anna Marie and John Kerry their second terms.
By the second term, only Sinthea Shmidt was still at large, with the Red Skull being shot in Regensburg. However, President LeBeau never got to see the fall of HYDRA.
During a state visit to Yalta, Ukrainian SSR, two HYDRA mooks, later identified as Kartvelian Ultranationalist Zurab Kipshidze, and Actress Irma Nioradze respectively[5], shot President LeBeau and Virginia Senator Jim Webb; whilst severely wounding Vice President Kerry, Utah Senator Orrin Hatch, and Soviet Chairman Gorbachev.

43. John Forbes Kerry (D-MA) (August 7, 2006-2009)
VP: Joseph Isadore Lieberman (D-CT) (December 5, 2006-2009)
The Endgame
Despite the grave injuries, John Kerry survived the assassination attempt, and was rushed to a safe house in Simferopol, where he was sworn in as President. He immediately invoked the Doomsday Protocol, sending SHIELD agents to the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic to wipe out HYDRA.
He was wrong in guessing Sinthea Shmidt's location, but did succeed in wiping out all traces of HYDRA in the Soviet Union.
President Kerry spent the rest of his presidency looking for Sin, leading to Operation Sin City. The terrorist leader was then shot in her Marseilles apartment in 2008. The apartment mysteriously caught fire three years later, without causing any injuries.
Owing to complications stemming from the assassination attempt, President Kerry did not seek reelection, instead pushing forth Joe Lieberman to become President.

44. Willard Mitt Romney (R-MA) (2009- Present)
VP: Henry Philip McCoy (R-IL)
2008 def: Joseph Isadore Lieberman (D-CT) / Mariah Carey (D-NY) ; Wayne Allyn Root (Libertarian-NV) / Laura Kinney (Libertarian-WY)
A Mormon, A Beast, A Common Vision
To the eyes of many, the 2008 Presidential Election was a sight on itself. The Democratic Vice Presidential candidate is a singer, the Republican Presidential candidate is a Mormon, the Republican Vice Presidential candidate does not look human, and the Libertarian Vice Presidential candidate used to work in prostitution. Many believed that Mitt Romney could not win the presidency, with an average chance of 14 percent.
And yet, Mitt Romney won.
At this point, HYDRA is part of history, and the Soviet economy is starting to stagnate. President Romney and Vice President McCoy decided to use this to their advantage and undermine the structure of the Soviet Union, such that it would fall someday. However, with Vladimir Putin as its Chairman, it will take a long time.
To these men, Communism is standing in the way of globalization, and someday it will fall...

2012 Presidential Election: Willard Mitt Romney (R-MA) / Henry Philip McCoy (R-IL) ; Elizabeth Ann Warren (D-MA) / Robert Francis O'Rourke (D-TX) ; Ralph Nader (Libertarian-CT) / Gary Earl Johnson (Libertarian-NM)

As of now, in many states, polling is still inconclusive, with statistics suggesting a 49 percent chance for Romney to win reelection, a 49 percent chance for Warren to become elected, and an unlikely 2 percent chance for Nader to become President.

Notes:
1. History completely diverged at this point, following a success in the Vietnam War.
2. And that is where the timeline starts to diverge from the comics.
3. Louisiana Representative Lindy Boggs was chosen such that the United States could go into a national unity after the War of 1984.
4. Yes, I am using Rogue's maiden name from the X-Men films. She was born on August 26, 1945, and married Gambit in early 1985.
5. You did not read that wrongly. OTL Zurab Kipshidze was an actor, while TTL he became involved in Georgian Nationalist propaganda. TTL Irma Nioradze became part of HYDRA in 1985, and was one of the last HYDRA recruits.

Abridged presidential list:
34. Dwight David Eisenhower (R-NY) / Richard Milhous Nixon (R-CA) 1953-1961
35. John Fitzgerald Kennedy (D-MA)* / Lyndon Baines Johnson (D-TX) 1961 - 11/22/1963
36. Lyndon Baines Johnson (D-TX) / vacant 11/22/1963 - 1965

36. Lyndon Baines Johnson (D-TX) / Hubert Horatio Humphrey Jr. (D-MN) 1965-1973
37. Paul Norton McCloskey Jr. (R-CA) / John Bowden Connally Jr. (R-TX) 1973-1977
38. Gary Warren Hart (D-CO) / Geraldine Anne Ferraro (D-MA) 1977-1981
39. John Bayard Anderson (R-IL)** / Robert Joseph Dole (R-KS) 1981-1984
NR. Steven Grant Rogers (HYDRA-NY) / Elisa Sinclair (HYDRA-NJ)*** 3/14/1984 - 9/11/1984
NR. Steven Grant Rogers (HYDRA-NY)**** / vacant 9/11/1984 - 9/26/1984
40. Robert Joseph Dole (R-KS) / vacant 3/14/1984 - 9/26/1984 - 12/6/1984
40. Robert Joseph Dole (R-KS) / George Herbert Walker Bush (R-TX) 12/6/1984 - 1/20/1985
40. Robert Joseph Dole (R-KS) / Marie Corinne Morrison Claiborne Boggs (D-NY) 1985-1989
40. Robert Joseph Dole (R-KS) / George Herbert Walker Bush (R-TX) 1989-1993
41. Edward Moore Kennedy (D-MA) / Anna Marie D'Ancanto LeBeau (D-LA) 1993-2001
42. Anna Marie D'Ancanto LeBeau (D-LA)***** / John Forbes Kerry (D-MA) 2001 - 8/7/2006
43. John Forbes Kerry (D-MA) / vacant 8/7/2006 - 12/5/2006

43. John Forbes Kerry (D-MA) / Joseph Isadore Lieberman (D-CT) 12/5/2006 - 2009
44. Willard Mitt Romney (R-MA) / Henry Philip McCoy (R-IL) 2009-201X

*Assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald
**Killed in HYDRA takeover
***Killed in a car bomb attack at the Capitol
****Overthrown by the United States Government in Exile; executed for treason
*****Assassinated by Irma Nioradze

As you can see, the Curse of Tippecanoe has yet to be broken.

OTL (up to 2012 only) Presidents who did not take office ITTL:
Richard Milhous Nixon
: Became a political analyst initially after his 1968 defeat. Later became the host of NBC's Saturday Night from 1980 until the show's cancellation in 1984. Died on April 9, 1998 in San Clemente, California.
Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr.: Remained as a Senator representing Michigan until he, as hostage, was killed in the same car bomb attack at the Capitol Building, on September 11, 1984.
James Earl Carter Jr.: Became a State Representative representing Georgia in 1980. Still alive as of 2012.
Ronald Wilson Reagan: Lost the Republican nomination in 1980 to John B. Anderson. Later elected as Governor of California in 1986. Died on June 6, 2008.
George Herbert Walker Bush: Became the Vice President of the United States from 1984 to 1985, and from 1989 to 1993. Lost the 1992 Presidential Election to Ted Kennedy. In retirement, and alive as of 2012.
William Jefferson Clinton: Ran for the 1996 Presidential Election as a New Unionist candidate, winning Arkansas and Hawaii only. Became a Senator representing Arkansas in 2002. Alive as of 2012.
George Walker Bush: Ran for the 2000 Presidential Election with Dick Cheney as his running mate, but lost heavily against Anna Marie. Returned as Governor of Texas in 2004, and alive as of 2012.
Barack Hussein Obama: A relatively unknown Representative from Illinois. Alive as of 2012.
 
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The results of my Retrospective Elections poll for Lithuanian parliamentary elections from 1992 onward on Shared Worlds are done (you can start here) and I've compiled them into a list of Prime Ministers

How AH.com Kept Electing Old Soviet Bureaucrats to Power

1992-1996: Aloyzas Sakalas (centre-left LSDP-LDDP-Centre coalition)

1996-2000: Aloyzas Sakalas (centre-left LSDP-LDDP-Centre coalition)

2000-2004: Algirdas Brazauskas (centre-left LSDP-New Union coalition)

2004-2008: Algirdas Brazauskas (centre-left LSDP-TT coalition)

2008-2012: Arūnas Valinskas (centre-right TPP-TS/LKD-LVLS coalition)

2012-2016: Algirdas Butkevičius (LSDP majority)

2016-: Algirdas Butkevičius (centre-left LSDP-LVŽS-TT coalition)
 
"The youtuber president cometh."-@shaun_jen on Twitter
"Why just one?"-Me right now
Casey Neistat/Cory Booker 2021-2025
2020: Def. Donald Trump/Mike Pence, John Kasich/John Hickenlooper
Ben Shapiro/Nikki Haley 2025-2033
2024: Def. Casey Neistat/Cory Booker, Philip DeFranco/Mark Zuckerberg
2028: Def. Cenk Uygur/Kamala Harris
Laci Green/Beto O'Rourke 2033-2041

2032: Def. Nikki Haley/Logan Paul
2036: Def. Yousef Erakat/Tom Cotton
Felix Kjellberg/Dan Crenshaw 2041-2045*

2040: Def. Krysten Sinema/Lucas Cruikshank
Anita Sarkeesian/Eric Swalwell 2045-2049

2044: Def. Felix Kjellberg/Dan Crenshaw
Felix Kjellberg/Elise Stefanik 2049-2053

2048: Def. Anita Sarkeesian/Eric Swalwell, Philip DeFranco/various
Jake Paul/Barron Trump 2053-2057
2052: Def. Anita Sarkeesian/Richard Ojeda, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez/Jaime Raskin
Shane Dawson/Tulsi Gabbard 2057-2061
2056: Def. Jake Paul/Barron Trump
Ryan Higa/Chris Pratt 2061-
2060: Def. Shane Dawson/Tulsi Gabbard, Lauren Southern/Saira Blair

*President Green passed a constitutional amendment allowing naturalized Americans to run for office provided they have resided in the country for at least 10 years. Kjellberg became a US resident in 2026 and a naturalized citizen in 2028. Southern did likewise in 2031.
There's a lot better American YouTubers I'd like to see as president.
 
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