List of Alternate Presidents and PMs II

[Newne76]

Another List of I was bored to tears so I decided to make President of the United States
35. Buster Monroe/Curtis Lemay (Republican)
(January 20th,1953-January 20th,1961)
1952 Def: Stuart Symington/Adalai Stevenston III (Democratic)
1956 Def: Frank G. Clement/Elanor Roosevelt (Democratic)
Coming to power on a hardline anti communist stance, the presidency of Buster Monroe was rather controversial. Taking full advantage of the second red scare, he promoted senator Eugene McCarthy to manage the Department of Anti Communist Activities(DACA). Although successful in ordering the atomic bombing of Shanghai as a show of force when the communists refused to withdraw, he managed to fumble through several domestic issues, such as refusing to send in troops to the south for intervention into Little Rock.
His most famous domestic policy was the expansion of several rivers throughout the nation to encourage an all encompassing system of canals that would enable transport by boat and to make the car for all intensive purposes obsolete. At the Price Tag of $20 billion for the construction of 25,000 miles of canals all across the nation over a period of ten years, the act was criticized and attempted to be murdered through the courts by some slim hoping of the unconstitutionality of the law.

In 1957 he backed a military coup in Mexico which overthrew left wing president Fidel Castro and replaced him with the aging Douglas Huerta Salvazo. He sponsored a right wing military coup in Canada in 1955 led by the Mapleshirt canadian party. Easily cruising to a re-election victory everywhere but the former confederate states of the southern democrats,his second term saw the implementation of an armored camel corp which would see action in the intervention in Mexico.

While he would be held back with democrats taking control of the house in 1958, his last act was the atomic bombing of Chicago because of large protests that took place there. This turned public opinion wildly against him, and on January 18th,1961, the president was convicted of crimes against humanity by the Hague. The very next day he decided to nuke the Hague for "being filled with commies", resulting in a large irradiated sweep of land across Britain, France and the low countries.
36. Patrick Brown/Ross Barnet (Democratic)
(January 20th,1961-August 2nd,1963)
1960 Def: Alfred M. Gruenther/Philip Wilkie (Republican)
Winning in a landslide of 49 states (except Maine) in the electoral college and by over 40 million popular votes (41,002,345 to the republicans 1,002,067) Having to deal with the complete mess of world relations that Monroe left the United States in, he promised a softer tone on anticommunist rhetoric than his red scare filled predecessor, immediately firing McCarthy and disbanding the DACA.

In 1962 he would negotiate the Treaty of San Lupe, which withdrew the 334,000 american troops in Mexico, provided they held free and fair elections. After the new presidential administration of Miguel Henriquez Guzman, most of the american forces would pull out, leaving a minor garrison along several forts within the country.

The hardline stance that the former paraplegic commander in chief had was toned down to a more patriotic form of moderate nationalism. Brown offered to pay for the damages caused by the Hague in the Allied Commitments Act that was signed into law on August 9th,1961. The 1960 election also saw democratic majorities of 392 to 45 in the House and 72 to 28 in the Senate.
With the Outbreak of the Allied-American War of 1961, he would continue to commit american forces in the conflict, avoiding the british atomic bombing of Boston narrowly thanks to a delayed voyage on board Navy One.

Despite heavy american material losses in the Indian campaign, success was seen with the heavy and controversial nuking of both London and Paris in early January of 1962. He also pulled american forces back from the long war against the Ottoman Empire around the same time of the atomic bombing, with both the British and French continuing to bombard the american coasts with small nuclear bombs, with a notable french nuking of Louisiana for irony's sake and to deny the Americans a port.

On October 14th,1962, the treaty of Havana was signed after the estimated deaths of about 14 million people in the span of 22 months. Turning his attention to the poverty stricken cities that were now flooding the Midwestern portion of america and the bread basket, he would prop up several government programs such as a reinstatement of social security only a month before his resignation (after being discontinued under the Monroe presidency for being socialist in 1954) President Brown would officaly resign from the office of president on August 2nd,1963 on reasons of poor health. He would spend the remaining fourteen months of his life struggling with prostate cancer before dying on September 5th,1964.
37. Ross Barnet/Vacant (Democratic)
(August 2nd,1963-January 20th,1965)
Upon the resignation of Brown, the previously unknown vice president Ross Barnet was thrust into the office of commander and chief. Apart from the large scale public works projects ordered to prevent another grand crash and to rebuild many of the devastated cities within the united states, Barnet was a rather inconsequential president of the united states. He did not run for election to a full term and was mostly ignored by Independent and National Unity delegates at either respective convention while an alliance between the democrats and republicans was loosely organized to run in place of either democrat or republican nominees in the 1964 presidential election.
38. Thomas Dewey/Harry S. Truman (National Unity)
(January 20th,1965-March 16th,1971)
1964 Def: Nelson Rockefeller/Lyndon Baines Johnson (Independent)
1968 Def: Warren E. Hearnes/John V. Lindsay (All Americans)
Nobody would have thought that two former presidential candidates would still be alive or sane enough to form a joint ticket together. Those nobodies have never met the political power couple and first openly gay president and vice president that was Dewey and Truman. Although former enemies and political opposites on the 1948 campaign trail, by the turn of the 1964 election, the National Unity party formed firstly as a joke between the two long term partners, then altered into an unstoppable political machine.
Getting involved in the affairs of various countries yet again, american weapons and supplies were shipped to anticommunist guerrillas fighting the left wing government in Italy and India, personally intervening in the Syrian War of Liberation with a small atomic leveling of Istanbul and demanding the name be changed to Constantinople.

Upon being told sarcastically by the ottoman ambassador to "bring the Byzantines back as well", Dewy took the comment literally and leveled Ankara with another nuclear weapon while also calling for a reformation of the Byzantines. The Second Hellenic Empire was declared by dictator Alexis Konstantine. Wanting to continue the trend of long dead empires, he also overthrew the government of the republic of china on taiwan with a captured Puyi to be placed on the throne of the 2nd Qing Empire in 1965 to rule until his death a decade later.

39. Harry S. Truman/Vacant (National Unity)
(March 16th,1971-December 26th,1972)
40. Carl Albert/Vacant (Democratic)
(December 26th,1972-January 20th,1973)
41.Daniel J. Evans/Rodgers C. Morton (Republican)
(January 20th,1973-January 20th,1981)
1972 Def: John McKeithan/John Connally (Democratic)
1976 Def: Chaming E. Phillips/Birch Bayh (Democratic)
42. Lee Harvey Oswald/ Lyndon B. Johnson (Conservative)
(January 20th,1981-January 20th,1989)
1980 Def: Ceaser Chavez/Ron Dellumns (Socialist) Walter Fontroy/George Wallace (Fascist-Progressive)
1984 Def: George Wallace/Lester Maddox (Fascist-Progressive)
43. Lyndon B. Johnson/Ronald Reagan (Communist)
(January 20th,1989-January 20th,1997)
1988 Def: Not Opposed
1992 Def: Not Opposed
44. Ronald Reagan/Kim Jong Il (Communist)
(January 20th,1997-July 5th,2000)
1996 Def:Not Opposed
45. Oliver Stone/David Duke (National Military Council for the Restoration of American Values)
(July 5th,2000-January 20th,2001)
46. Oliver Stone/Michale Dukakis (Democratic Conservative)
(January 20th,2001-January 20th,2009)
2000 Def: Gordon B. Hinckley/Micheal Jackson (Theocratic Thriller)
2004 Def: Ellen Degeneres/Chuck Schumer (Entertainment Democratic)
44. Michale Dukakis/Ann Davis (Democratic)
(January 20th,2009-January 20th,2017)
2008 Def: Paul Biya/Robert Mugabe (Dictators for Democracy)
2012 Def: Rand Paul/Ron Paul (Libertarian Communist)

 

[EbolaMan131]

Another List of I was bored to tears so I decided to make President of the United States
35. Buster Monroe/Curtis Lemay (Republican)
(January 20th,1953-January 20th,1961)
1952 Def: Stuart Symington/Adalai Stevenston III (Democratic)
1956 Def: Frank G. Clement/Elanor Roosevelt (Democratic)
Coming to power on a hardline anti communist stance, the presidency of Buster Monroe was rather controversial. Taking full advantage of the second red scare, he promoted senator Eugene McCarthy to manage the Department of Anti Communist Activities(DACA). Although successful in ordering the atomic bombing of Shanghai as a show of force when the communists refused to withdraw, he managed to fumble through several domestic issues, such as refusing to send in troops to the south for intervention into Little Rock.
His most famous domestic policy was the expansion of several rivers throughout the nation to encourage an all encompassing system of canals that would enable transport by boat and to make the car for all intensive purposes obsolete. At the Price Tag of $20 billion for the construction of 25,000 miles of canals all across the nation over a period of ten years, the act was criticized and attempted to be murdered through the courts by some slim hoping of the unconstitutionality of the law.

In 1957 he backed a military coup in Mexico which overthrew left wing president Fidel Castro and replaced him with the aging Douglas Huerta Salvazo. He sponsored a right wing military coup in Canada in 1955 led by the Mapleshirt canadian party. Easily cruising to a re-election victory everywhere but the former confederate states of the southern democrats,his second term saw the implementation of an armored camel corp which would see action in the intervention in Mexico.

While he would be held back with democrats taking control of the house in 1958, his last act was the atomic bombing of Chicago because of large protests that took place there. This turned public opinion wildly against him, and on January 18th,1961, the president was convicted of crimes against humanity by the Hague. The very next day he decided to nuke the Hague for "being filled with commies", resulting in a large irradiated sweep of land across Britain, France and the low countries.
36. Patrick Brown/Ross Barnet (Democratic)
(January 20th,1961-August 2nd,1963)
1960 Def: Alfred M. Gruenther/Philip Wilkie (Republican)
Winning in a landslide of 49 states (except Maine) in the electoral college and by over 40 million popular votes (41,002,345 to the republicans 1,002,067) Having to deal with the complete mess of world relations that Monroe left the United States in, he promised a softer tone on anticommunist rhetoric than his red scare filled predecessor, immediately firing McCarthy and disbanding the DACA.

In 1962 he would negotiate the Treaty of San Lupe, which withdrew the 334,000 american troops in Mexico, provided they held free and fair elections. After the new presidential administration of Miguel Henriquez Guzman, most of the american forces would pull out, leaving a minor garrison along several forts within the country.

The hardline stance that the former paraplegic commander in chief had was toned down to a more patriotic form of moderate nationalism. Brown offered to pay for the damages caused by the Hague in the Allied Commitments Act that was signed into law on August 9th,1961. The 1960 election also saw democratic majorities of 392 to 45 in the House and 72 to 28 in the Senate.
With the Outbreak of the Allied-American War of 1961, he would continue to commit american forces in the conflict, avoiding the british atomic bombing of Boston narrowly thanks to a delayed voyage on board Navy One.

Despite heavy american material losses in the Indian campaign, success was seen with the heavy and controversial nuking of both London and Paris in early January of 1962. He also pulled american forces back from the long war against the Ottoman Empire around the same time of the atomic bombing, with both the British and French continuing to bombard the american coasts with small nuclear bombs, with a notable french nuking of Louisiana for irony's sake and to deny the Americans a port.

On October 14th,1962, the treaty of Havana was signed after the estimated deaths of about 14 million people in the span of 22 months. Turning his attention to the poverty stricken cities that were now flooding the Midwestern portion of america and the bread basket, he would prop up several government programs such as a reinstatement of social security only a month before his resignation (after being discontinued under the Monroe presidency for being socialist in 1954) President Brown would officaly resign from the office of president on August 2nd,1963 on reasons of poor health. He would spend the remaining fourteen months of his life struggling with prostate cancer before dying on September 5th,1964.
37. Ross Barnet/Vacant (Democratic)
(August 2nd,1963-January 20th,1965)
Upon the resignation of Brown, the previously unknown vice president Ross Barnet was thrust into the office of commander and chief. Apart from the large scale public works projects ordered to prevent another grand crash and to rebuild many of the devastated cities within the united states, Barnet was a rather inconsequential president of the united states. He did not run for election to a full term and was mostly ignored by Independent and National Unity delegates at either respective convention while an alliance between the democrats and republicans was loosely organized to run in place of either democrat or republican nominees in the 1964 presidential election.
38. Thomas Dewey/Harry S. Truman (National Unity)
(January 20th,1965-March 16th,1971)
1964 Def: Nelson Rockefeller/Lyndon Baines Johnson (Independent)
1968 Def: Warren E. Hearnes/John V. Lindsay (All Americans)
Nobody would have thought that two former presidential candidates would still be alive or sane enough to form a joint ticket together. Those nobodies have never met the political power couple and first openly gay president and vice president that was Dewey and Truman. Although former enemies and political opposites on the 1948 campaign trail, by the turn of the 1964 election, the National Unity party formed firstly as a joke between the two long term partners, then altered into an unstoppable political machine.
Getting involved in the affairs of various countries yet again, american weapons and supplies were shipped to anticommunist guerrillas fighting the left wing government in Italy and India, personally intervening in the Syrian War of Liberation with a small atomic leveling of Istanbul and demanding the name be changed to Constantinople.

Upon being told sarcastically by the ottoman ambassador to "bring the Byzantines back as well", Dewy took the comment literally and leveled Ankara with another nuclear weapon while also calling for a reformation of the Byzantines. The Second Hellenic Empire was declared by dictator Alexis Konstantine. Wanting to continue the trend of long dead empires, he also overthrew the government of the republic of china on taiwan with a captured Puyi to be placed on the throne of the 2nd Qing Empire in 1965 to rule until his death a decade later.

39. Harry S. Truman/Vacant (National Unity)
(March 16th,1971-December 26th,1972)
40. Carl Albert/Vacant (Democratic)
(December 26th,1972-January 20th,1973)
41.Daniel J. Evans/Rodgers C. Morton (Republican)
(January 20th,1973-January 20th,1981)
1972 Def: John McKeithan/John Connally (Democratic)
1976 Def: Chaming E. Phillips/Birch Bayh (Democratic)
42. Lee Harvey Oswald/ Lyndon B. Johnson (Conservative)
(January 20th,1981-January 20th,1989)
1980 Def: Ceaser Chavez/Ron Dellumns (Socialist) Walter Fontroy/George Wallace (Fascist-Progressive)
1984 Def: George Wallace/Lester Maddox (Fascist-Progressive)
43. Lyndon B. Johnson/Ronald Reagan (Communist)
(January 20th,1989-January 20th,1997)
1988 Def: Not Opposed
1992 Def: Not Opposed
44. Ronald Reagan/Kim Jong Il (Communist)
(January 20th,1997-July 5th,2000)
1996 Def:Not Opposed
45. Oliver Stone/David Duke (National Military Council for the Restoration of American Values)
(July 5th,2000-January 20th,2001)
46. Oliver Stone/Michale Dukakis (Democratic Conservative)
(January 20th,2001-January 20th,2009)
2000 Def: Gordon B. Hinckley/Micheal Jackson (Theocratic Thriller)
2004 Def: Ellen Degeneres/Chuck Schumer (Entertainment Democratic)
44. Michale Dukakis/Ann Davis (Democratic)
(January 20th,2009-January 20th,2017)
2008 Def: Paul Biya/Robert Mugabe (Dictators for Democracy)
2012 Def: Rand Paul/Ron Paul (Libertarian Communist)

This is either the worst thing I've seen or the most amazing thing I have seen in my entire life
Maybe it's both

 

[Unknown]

@Newne76, I'm at a loss for words...

 

[Gentleman Biaggi]

>when you make a Truman x Dewey ship but not Cohn x Hoover
ALRIGHT ITS MY TURN:

Thomas Dewey/Earl Warren (Republican) 1949-1953[1]
Def. Harry Truman/Alben Barkley (Democratic) Strom Thurmond/Fielding Wright (Dixiecrat) Henry Wallace/Glen Taylor (Progressive)
James Roosevelt/J. William Fulbright (Democratic) 1953-1958[2]
J. William Fullbright/VACANT (Democratic) 1958-1961[3]
1952 Def. Thomas Dewey/Charles Halleck (Republican) Wayne Morse/Glen Taylor (Progressive)
1956 Def. John Bricker/Harold Stassen (Republican)
J. Edgar Hoover/Roy Cohn (Republican) 1961-1967[4]
Richard Nixon/VACANT (Republican) 1967-1969[5]
1960 Def. J. William Fullbright/Michael DiSalle (Democratic) Orval Faubus/James Eastland (Dixiecrat)
1964 Def. Thomas D'Alesandro Jr./Samuel P. Goddard Jr. (Democratic) Ross Barnett/Bull Connor (Dixiecrat)
Albert Boutwell/Robert Morgenthau (Democratic) 1969-1977[6]
1968 Def. Richard Nixon/Mark Hatfield (Republican)
1972 Def. Mark Hatfield/Paul Adams (Republican) Frank P. Walls/Bidwell Adams (Unpledged)

yeah I don't have much after this

[1] President Dewey was elected easily over Harry Truman after splits within his party, a poor economy, and a term that was described as "lame-duck at best" due to his controversies with congress and organized labour. Dewey's administration would only be notable for him seemingly allowing the spread of "McCarthyism", appointing J. Edgar Hoover to the Supreme Court after making Fred Vinson his Secretary of State, and a mildly successful war in Korea that ended with him firing Douglas MacArthur for wanting to nuke China. Dewey then faced a near-coup from conservative members of his party lead by MacArthur himself, and he was forced to remove moderate Vice-President Earl Warren from the ticket. He was destroyed in the general election by California governor James Roosevelt, and would end up being remembered as mediocre at best.
[2] Roosevelt was elected by in a massive landslide over a divided opposition, and ended up killing the left-wing splinter that was the Progressives, helping the Democrats in the long run. Roosevelt generally had a successful presidency, passing major legislation, and creating the so-called "Newer (or Final) Deal" that included Universal Healthcare (despite some Southern opposition), the creation of the Departments of Urban Development and Community, and expansions towards food stamps. These actions were almost universally hated by Republicans, but were pushed forward thanks in part due to powerful Democratic leaders Herbert O'Connor and Lyndon B. Johnson. Despite this, Roosevelt resigned from office in 1958 thanks to accusations of corruption, and Republicans faced landslide congressional victories.
[3] J. William Fullbright's time as President was pretty mediocre. He failed to get anything done thanks to a very Republican congress hungry for revenge after six years of legislative failures. Instead, he largely focused on uniting the nation after President Roosevelt's failures, and would run a very unsuccessful re-election campaign.
[4] J. Edgar Hoover entered office in a very strange way. After leading the FBI for 27 years, he was chosen by Thomas Dewey to replace Fred Vinson at Supreme Court after Vinson was made a "bipartisan" cabinet appointment. As Chief Justice, he spent nine years dealing with an increasingly liberal court and decided to instead run for president. He won the Republican nomination on a platform many described as "arch-conservative" and chose New York senator Roy Cohn, which seemed like an innocent choice at the time. Hoover then spent six years dismantling much of the New and Final Deals, blocking anything relating to Civil Rights, arresting suspected Communists (some of which were congressmen), and causing many to fear the nation falling to a dictatorship. Despite this, Hoover was torn down by his own desires, as he was forced to resign in 1967 after news of an affair between him and his own Vice-President broke. With this, members of Hoover's own party, ranging from very homophobic McCarthyites to liberal Republicans who wanted a return to power after being shelved, told him and Cohn to resign. Both men did, and House Speaker Richard Nixon entered power. He failed to build a similar system of power that Hoover had, and he lost in 1968 to a rejuvenated Democratic Party.
[5] After the Hoover scandal, the Democrats were basically swept into office with complete ease. However, the party itself faced internal splits, and a battle for power between the more conservative George Smathers and Hubert Humphrey caused a compromise ticket of moderate Alabama governor Albert Boutwell and even more moderate New York governor Robert Morgenthau to be nominated. The ticket won every state except New Hampshire, and had a very Democratic congress to work with. However, splits in the party forced Boutwell to compromise, which angered the left after eight years of galvanization. Still, Boutwell easily won re-election, and with a clearer mandate he was able to get more done.....

 

[Frank Hart]

Abridged presidential list of the United States:
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- 3/14/1984
NR. Steven Grant Rogers (HYDRA-NY)** / Elisa Sinclair (HYDRA-NJ)** 3/14/1984 - 9/11/1984
40. Terrel Howard Bell (R-UT) / vacant 3/14/1984 - 9/11/1984 - 1/3/1985
40. Terrel Howard Bell (R-UT) / Albert Arnold Gore Jr. (D-TN)*** 1/3/1985 - 8/19/1991
40. Terrel Howard Bell (R-UT) / vacant 8/19/1991 - 12/16/1991****

*Killed in HYDRA takeover
**Killed in the Nuclear War of 1984
***Resigned
****Committed suicide; dissolution of the United States

Today, 9/11 is always associated with the Soviet Nuclear Devastation of America in 1984.
The Federated American States is officially established on September 21, 1993, consisting of the surviving states of Alabama, Iowa, Kansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Tennessee, as well as surviving portions of other states, most notably Illinois. Former Vice President Al Gore became its first President, staying in power until July 4, 2001, upon which Steve King of Iowa succeeded him.
On January 1, 1996, Alaska and Montana are officially annexed by Canada as its eleventh and twelfth provinces respectively. Four northwestern counties in Washington State are annexed on January 20, 2001 as the thirteenth province (Province of Washington).
Utah, Nevada, surrounding Native Reservations, and what remained of the Colorado West Slope, Arizona, and California became the Federal Republic of Deseret on December 26, 1991, with Mike Leavitt as its President. American Samoa acceded to the Independent State of Samoa on the same day.
Hawaii, dragging what remained of the Pacific territories of the United States, became the Commonwealth of Hawaii on August 15, 1992, declaring John D. Waihe'e III as its Prime Minister, and restoring the House of Kawananakoa, with Edward A. Kawānanakoa as its King. Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands became protectorates of the United Kingdom on the same day.
Outside of the twelve states, the only known organized government is that of the Conch Republic, governed from Key West, Florida, and controls all territory up to Homestead in Dade County, as well as all of Monroe County and Collier County. The state, growing out from the tongue-in-cheek secessionist concept back in 1982, shares cordial relations with Cuba for its assistance in nation building.
Geopolitically, NATO is disbanded in 1990, with its member states slowly descending into socialist control. The exceptions are the United Kingdom, Ireland, Denmark, and Iceland. Germany is unified in 1993, with its capital at Bonn, but with a left-wing government in place.

That was the case in February 2001. Back when what was left of America was still in a general state of chaos. Now, it is July 2020. HYDRA may have been gone, but its ripples are still around.

Welcome to The Legacy of Yanayev and the Skull.

25 years after the Nuclear Holocaust of 1984, the world has become increasingly polarized, with what was left of the Western Bloc becoming increasingly paranoid with every election. Counterintuitively, the Eastern Bloc is liberalizing itself with every passing year...

Heads of government since September 1, 1984 in selected countries, as of January 1, 2020:

1. General Secretary (until 1994) / President (since 1994) of the Soviet Union:
Dmitry Polyansky (Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Luhansk) February 2, 1979 - September 9, 1984*
1979 Elections: elected unopposed
1984 Elections: elected unopposed
Gennady Yanayev (CPSU, Gorky) September 9, 1984 - June 3, 1992**
1989 Elections: elected unopposed
Boris Yeltsin (CPSU, Moscow) July 2, 1992 - April 11, 2004
1994 Elections: elected unopposed
1999 Elections: def. Vladimir Zhirinovsky (Democratic Russia Movement, Alma-Ata)
Grigory Yavlinsky (DRM / Soviet Democratic Party, Lvov) April 11, 2004 - April 11, 2014
2004 Elections: def. Ivan Silayev (CPSU, Gorky)
2009 Elections: def. Nursultan Nazarbayev (CPSU, Alma-Ata); Dmitry Medvedev (Liberal Unionist Party, Leningrad)
Dmitry Medvedev (LUP, Leningrad) April 11, 2014 - April 11, 2019***
2014 Elections: def. Vladimir Putin (SDP, Leningrad); Viktor Yanukovych (CPSU, Donetsk)
Vladimir Putin (SDP, Leningrad) April 11, 2019 - Present
2019 Elections: def. Yulia Tymoshenko (CPSU, Dnipropetrovsk); Natalia Poklonskaya (LUP, Crimea)

*Died in office
**Overthrown by moderate elements within the CPSU; suspected to have been affiliated with HYDRA or its allies
***Narrowly avoided impeachment for corruption; did not seek reelection

2. President of the Federated American States:
1. Al Gore (Democratic, Tennessee) December 21, 1991* / September 21, 1993 - July 2, 2001
1993 Election: elected unopposed
1997 Election: def. Kit Bond (Republican, Missouri); Ted Kennedy (National Union, Tennessee)
2. Steve King (Republican, Iowa) July 2, 2001 - July 2, 2005
2001 Election: def. Harriett Woods (Democratic, Missouri); Ted Kennedy (National Union, Tennessee)
3. Brad Dye (National Union, Mississippi) July 2, 2005 - July 2, 2009
2005 Election: def. Steve King (Republican, Iowa); Kathleen Sebelius (Democratic, Kansas)
4. Carl E. Officer (Republican, Illinois) July 2, 2009 - July 2, 2017
2009 Election: def. Jim Folsom (Democratic, Alabama); Dave Loebsack (National Union, Iowa)
2013 Election: def. Emanuel Cleaver (Democratic, Missouri); Bill Haslam (National Union, Tennessee)
5. Kathy Taylor (Democratic, Oklahoma) July 2, 2017 - Present
2017 Election: def. Dana Loesch (National Union, Missouri); Carl E. Officer (Republican, Illinois)**

*As President of the Emergency Authority of America
**As the Constitution of the FAS does not provide a term limit for presidents, then-incumbent President Carl E. Officer ran for an unprecedented third term. The public, however, disagrees.

3. President of the Federal Republic of Deseret
1. Mike Leavitt (Republican, Utah) December 26, 1991 - February 3, 1998
1992 Election: def. Richard Bryan (Democratic, Tennessee)
2. Peterson Zah (Democratic, Arizona*) February 3, 1998 - February 3, 2008
1997 Election: def. Mike Leavitt (Republican, Utah)
2002 Election: Jim Robb (Republican, Colorado)
3. John Doolittle (Republican, California) February 3, 2008 - February 3, 2018
2007 Election: def. Rocky Anderson (Democratic, Utah)
2012 Election: def. Richard Lamm** (Democratic, Colorado)
4. Ralph Becker (Democratic, Utah) February 3, 2018 - Present
2017 Election: def. John Curtis (Republican, Utah)***

*The Navajo Nation considers itself as a direct successor to Arizona, and after expanding south to Prescott (further south of which is largely nuclear wastelands), voted to restore the Arizona name, despite objections from those residing in Farmington, New Mexico (this city was struck by a nuclear weapon, but failed to detonate).
**Contrary to the expectation of most, Governor of Colorado, Richard Lamm, was not at Denver, nor anywhere in the Front Range Urban Corridor, when the bombs fell. Consequently, the Coloradoan government could be rebuilt without starting from scratch. The southwestern corner of Wyoming was later added to this Colorado.
***Utahn domination in Deseret makes this otherwise unlikely scenario possible.

4. Prime Minister of the Conch Republic*
1. Dennis Wardlow (Munroe County) April 23, 1982 - 1983**
2. Richard A. Heyman (Munroe County) 1983** - September 18, 1984*** - March 23, 1989
3. Dennis Wardlow (Munroe County, then Conch Keys****) March 23, 1989 - March 23, 1997
4. Tony Tarracino (Conch Keys) March 23, 1997 - March 23, 2001
5. Armando Codina***** (Everglades) March 23, 2001 - March 23, 2009
6. Jeb Bush***** (Everglades) March 23, 2009 - March 23, 2013
Interim Parliament from March 23 to July 8, 2013******
7. Craig Cates (Conch Keys) July 8, 2013 - March 23, 2017
8. Bill Barnett (Collier) March 23, 2017 - Present

*The Conch Republic is (officially) politically nonpartisan, thus the parentheses represent only the Prime Minister's home region.
**Pre-independence, as the tongue-in-cheek Conch First Republic
***Official Declaration of Independence as the Conch Second Republic
****By 1993, with the stabilization of the Conch Republic as a whole, the three counties under its control is reorganized into the following:
Monroe County - Everglades Region (mainland portion; western half); Conch Keys Region (Florida Keys)
Dade County - Everglades Region (eastern half)
Collier County - Collier Region
Other territories under pacification processes are designated as the Northern Territories.
*****Both Armando Codina and Jeb Bush left Miami to Florida City on September 9, 1984, where they witnessed the nuclear destruction of the Miami Coast. Alongside Dennis Wardlow, they formed the Florida Nationalist Party in 2004.
******The January 2013 Election resulted in a hung parliament, leading to the May 2013 Snap Election.

5. President of the Dakota Republic (established November 2, 2001)
1. Walter Dale Miller (Republican) January 6, 1987 - January 7, 1995*
2. Jim Beddow (Democratic) January 7, 1995 - January 5, 1999*
3. Carole Hillard (Republican) January 5, 1999* - January 2, 2007
4. Mike Rounds (Republican) January 2, 2007 - January 6, 2015
5. Matt Michels (Republican) January 6, 2015 - January 5, 2019
6. Billie Sutton (Democratic) January 5, 2019 - Present

*As Governor of the isolationist Emergency Authority of South Dakota

6. General Secretary of East Germany (defunct since 1993)
3. Erich Honecker (Socialist Unity Party / SED) May 3, 1971 - September 10, 1984*
1971 Election: elected unopposed
1976 Election: elected unopposed
1981 Election: elected unopposed
Collective SED Emergency Leadership, September 10 - 13, 1984
4. Günter Schabowski (SED) September 13, 1984 - July 14, 1991
1986 Election: de jure elected unopposed; de facto def. Gerald Götting (Christian Democratic Union / CDU)
5. Lothar de Maizière (CDU) July 14, - December 12 1993**
1991 Election: def. Günter Schabowski (SED); Wolfgang Thierse (Social Democratic Party / SPD)
October 7, 1993 German Unification Referendum:
Do you support the reintegration of East Germany into West Germany?
Yes 67%; No 30%; Yes, with autonomy 3%
Annexation of East Germany on December 12, 1993

*Killed in Soviet Nuclear Attack of Berlin; most of Berlin north of the Spree River is devastated. Ironically, it was later proved that Honecker had no ties with HYDRA and its affiliates, leading to the German-Soviet Split in 1989, and the downfall of the Yanayev administration in 1992.
**After Gennady Yanayev was overthrown, the sole purpose of the East German leadership is to prepare itself to join West Germany. Nevertheless, the Soviet Union's influence has become stronger across Europe, and by 2001 democratic socialism has dominated the continent.

7. Chancellor and President of (West) Germany
6. Helmut Kohl (CDU majority in coalition with Christian Socialist Union) October 1, 1982 - January 18, 1991

Cabinets:
Kohl I: October 1, 1982 - March 29, 1983
Kohl II: March 29, 1983 - March 11, 1987
Kohl III: March 12, 1987 - January 17, 1991
Presidents:
5. Karl Carstens: July 1, 1979 - June 30, 1984
6. Richard von Weizsäcker: July 1, 1984 - June 30, 1994​

7. Petra Kelly (German Green Party in coalition with SPD and SED* as Anti-Soviet Alliance) January 18, 1991 - December 25, 1994**

Cabinets:
Kelly I: January 18, 1991 - November 15, 1994
Kelly II: November 16, 1994 - December 28, 1994***
Presidents:
6. Richard von Weizsäcker: July 1, 1984 - June 30, 1994
7. Joschka Fischer: July 1, 1994 - June 30, 1999​

8. Antje Vollmer (Green Party/SPD/SED Coalition as Anti-Soviet Alliance) December 28, 1994*** - April 8, 1995

Cabinet:
Vollmer I (Kelly II): December 28, 1994 - April 8, 1995
President:
7. Joschka Fischer: July 1, 1994 - June 30, 1999​

9. Rudolf Scharping (SPD/SED Coalition) April 9, 1995 - October 22, 2002

Cabinets:
Scharping I: April 9, 1995 - October 26, 1998
Scharping II: October 27, 1998 - October 22, 2002
Presidents:
7. Joschka Fischer: July 1, 1994 - June 30, 1999
8. Johannes Rau: July 1, 1999 - June 30, 2004​

10. Franz Müntefering (SPD/SED/Green Party Coalition) October 23, 2002 - October 27, 2009

Cabinets:
Müntefering I: October 23, 2002 - October 18, 2005
Müntefering II: October 19, 2005 - October 27, 2009
Presidents:
8. Johannes Rau: July 1, 1999 - June 30, 2004
9. Lothar Bisky: July 1, 2004 - August 13, 2013****​

11. Angela Merkel (CDU/CSU Coalition; then CDU/CSU minority coalition with confidence and supply from Green Party) October 28, 2009 - March 13, 2018

Cabinets:
Merkel I: October 28, 2009 - December 16, 2013
Merkel II: December 17, 2013 - March 13, 2018
Presidents:
9. Lothar Bisky: July 1, 2004 - August 13, 2013****
10. Frank-Walter Steinmeier: August 16, 2013 - June 30, 2018​

12. Katja Kipping (The Left*/SPD Coalition) March 14, 2018 - Present

Cabinets:
Kipping I: March 14, 2018 - Present
Presidents:
10. Frank-Walter Steinmeier: August 16, 2013 - June 30, 2018
11. Gregor Gysi: July 1, 2018 - Present​

*OTL, the Party of Democratic Socialism (PDS) would supersede the Socialist Unity Party. Here, the name ironically stuck as a beacon of anti-Soviet sentiment. By 2015, however, The Left would supersede the SED, as a final protest against the Soviet Union.
**Murdered by Gert Bastian over differences in policies. TTL a Socialist Wave in the 90s launched Petra Kelly as Chancellor of Germany. Why did the SPD or the SED/PDS not win then? As it turns out, both parties were bogged down by Anti-Soviet sentiment, while the CDU made a major blunder, and failed to make gains from it. This odd combination led the Greens to victory, establishing its presence in German politics. In a nutshell, the 1990 Bundestag Election was a tsunami in German politics. Petra Kelly went on to lead The Greens to win the 1994 Bundestag Election, only to be murdered later on.
***News of Chancellor Kelly's death reached the Bundestag on December 28, 1994. In a near-unanimous vote, Antje Vollmer from the Green Party was elected to lead the interim government until a snap election could be held. The SPD won said election.
****Died in office from natural causes.

8. Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Margaret Thatcher (Conservative) May 4, 1979 - April 9, 1992*
Tony Blair (Labour) April 9, 1992 - June 7, 2001**
William Hague (Conservative in coalition with Liberal; then Conservative majority) June 7, 2001 - May 11, 2010***
Michael Howard (Conservative) May 11, 2010 - May 7, 2015**
Jeremy Corbyn (Labour minority with confidence and supply from Liberal) May 7, 2015 - Present****

*Oversaw the collapse of NATO in August 1990; did not seek reelection thereafter.
**Defeated
***Created the North Atlantic Defense Union (NADU) in conjunction with Denmark, Iceland, Ireland, Canada, and Norway (despite socialist influence) in 2005.
****Current British policy with the Soviet Union is more or less a détente, but recent administrations have shown open hostility over the Soviet denial of Genocide against Americans (an estimated 50 to 60 percent of the pre-war American population died out because of the Soviet Union).

9. Prime Minister of Canada
17. John Turner (Liberal, British Columbia) June 30 - September 17, 1984*
18. Brian Mulroney (Progressive Conservative, Quebec) September 17, 1984 - November 6, 1997
1995 Alaska/Montana Accession Referendum:
Do you support the accession of the State of Alaska / State of Montana into Canada, and therefore be a subject to the British Commonwealth?
Alaska: Yes 59.2%; No, status quo 30.5%; No, State in Free Association 10.3%
Montana: Yes 65.1%; No, status quo 5.2%; No, State in Free Association 29.7%
1996 Quebec Independence Referendum:
Do you agree that Quebec should become a sovereign state, outside of the influence of Canada and/or the British Commonwealth?
Yes 47.5%; No 52.5%
19. Jean Chrétien (Liberal, Quebec) November 6, 1997 - July 8, 2004
2000 Washington Accession Referendum:
Do you support the accession of the Provisional Administration of Washington into Canada, and therefore become a part of the British Commonwealth?
Yes 51.1%; No 48.9%
Division of votes by constituency:
Point Roberts: Yes 97% (as part of Washington 53%; as part of British Columbia 44%); No 3%
Blaine and Birch Bay: Yes 84%; No 16%
Peaceful Valley: Yes 51%; No 49%
Lynden: Yes 35%; No 65%
Everson and Nooksack: Yes 47%; No 53%
Ferndale and Marietta: Yes 50%; No 50%
Sudden Valley: Yes 63%; No 37%
Bellingham: Yes 54%; No 46%
Eastern Whatcom: Yes 28%; No 72%
Whatcom County total: Yes 53%; No 47%
Friday Harbor: Yes 74%; No 26%
San Juan: Yes 66%; No 34%
San Juan County total: Yes 67%; No 33%
Anacortes: Yes 24%; No 76%
Burlington: Yes 57%; No 43%
Mount Vernon: Yes 50%; No 50%
Sedro-Woolley: Yes 44%; No 56%
Concrete: Yes 33%; No 67%
Skagit County total: Yes 41%; No 59%
Camano: Yes 54%; No 46%
Langley: Yes 13%; No 87%
Freeland: Yes 48%; No 52%
Coupeville: Yes 32%; No 68%
Oak Harbor: Yes 50%; No 50% (exact split)
Ault Field: Yes 6%; No 94%
Island County total: Yes 45%; No 55%
Grand total: Yes 51%; No 49%
20. Stephen Harper (Conservative, Alberta) July 8, 2004 - June 2, 2011
2008 Angle Inlet Incorporation Referendum:
Do you support the official incorporation of Angle Inlet into Canada?
Yes, as part of Manitoba: 43% (65 votes)
Yes, as part of Ontario: 28% (43 votes)
No: 29% (44 votes)
21. Jack Layton (New Democratic, Ontario) June 2 - August 22, 2011**
22. Nycole Turmel (New Democratic, Quebec) August 22, 2011 - November 4, 2015***
23. Michael Ignatieff (Liberal, Ontario) November 4, 2015 - Present

*Appointed; defeated; began policy of Unlimited Refugee Quota in the last six days of tenure.
**Died in office due to cancer.
***Appointed; replaced in 2015 Election by Thomas Mulcair.

10. Prime Minister of Denmark*
22. Poul Schlüter (Conservative-led coalition) September 10, 1982 - December 18, 1990
23. Svend Auken (Social Democracy-led Unity Government) December 18, 1990 - March 23, 1998
24. Uffe Ellemann-Jensen (Venstre-led coalition) March 23, 1998 - February 18, 2005
25. Anders Fogh Rasmussen (Venstre-led coalition) February 18, 2005 - November 23, 2007
26. Helle Thorning-Schmidt (Social Democracy-led coalition) November 23, 2007 - June 28, 2015
27. Kristian Thulesen Dahl (Democratic People's Party-led coalition) June 28, 2015 - June 27, 2019
28. Lars Løkke Rasmussen (Venstre-led coalition) June 27, 2019 - Present

*The prevalence of coalition governments means that it is difficult to define an actual defeat. Also, unlike most lists, it is relatively convergent as all prominent Danish politicians were not in the United States in 1984.

11. General Secretary of the People's Republic of China
7. Hu Yaobang (Communist Party of China, Hunan) June 29, 1981 - April 15, 1989*
8. Zhao Ziyang (CPC, Henan) April 15, 1989 - November 15, 1997**
9. Jiang Zemin (CPC, Jiangsu) November 15, 1997 - November 15, 2007***
2002 Election: Elected unopposed
10. Hu Jintao (CPC, Jiangsu) November 15, 2007 - November 15, 2012
2007 Election: def. Zhou Yongkang (CPC, Sichuan)
11. Zhou Yongkang (Progress and Development Alliance****, Sichuan) November 15, 2012 - Present
2012 Election: def. Hu Jintao (CPC, Jiangsu); Xi Jinping (China Democratic League, Beijing)
2015 Cross-Straits Unification Referendum:
Do you support the reunion of the People's Republic of China and the Republic of China as one entity representing China?
China: Yes 75.67%; No 24.33%
Taiwan: Yes 50.08% (As self-rule autonomous region 44.46%; As regular province 5.62%); No 49.92%
Result: Taiwan joins China as an Autonomous Region, effective January 16, 2016.
2017 Election: def. Xi Jinping (CDL, Beijing); Zhang Xiaoming (CPC, Jiangsu); Xu Shaohua (China Democratic National Construction Association, Guangdong); Ma Ying Jeou (Kuomintang, Taiwan)

*Died in office. After the nuclear bombing of America, General Secretary Hu demanded the commission of a nuclear defense system as Sino-Soviet tensions escalated. With a special provision by Paramount Leader Deng Xiaoping, Hu was able to hold onto power until his death.
**Despite fears that the United Kingdom will not return Hong Kong, China under reformist Zhao Ziyang eventually managed to annex the British colony peacefully. Not so much with Portuguese Macau, where the Portuguese government was involved in a Spain which fell into another civil war in the mid-80s.
***Actual power rescinded in 2010. Under Jiang, the Chinese political system underwent a major democratization process.
****After the CPC schism in 2007, Zhou Yongkang decided to form a new political party (which is now legal under the PRC framework). Oddly, the CPC is losing members to its former alliance parties, particularly the China Democratic League, the China Democratic National Construction Association, and the China Association for Promoting Democracy.

So, that's probably it for now, I think.

 

[SandroPertini98]

POD: William Howard Taft has a stroke in 1912 and declines to run for reelection. With opposition split, Teddy Roosevelt wins nomination and election.

26 Vicepresident Theodore Roosevelt (R-New York)/ Vacant 1901-1905
Vicepresident Theodore Roosevelt (R-New York)/ Senator Charles Warren Fairbanks (R-Indiana) 1905-1909
27 Secretary of War William Howard Taft (R-Ohio)/ Rapresentive James Sherman (R-New York) 1909-1912
Secretary of War William Howard Taft (R-Ohio)/ Vacant 1912-1913
28 Former President Theodore Roosevelt (R-New York)/ Former Senator Elmer Jacob Burkett (R-Nebraska) 1913-1917
29 Governor Thomas Reilly Marshall (D-Indiana)/ Governor Simeon Eben Baldwin (D-Connecticut) 1917-1925
30 Secretary of Treasure Carter Glass (D-Virginia)/ Secretary of Navy Franklin Delano Roosevelt (D-New York) 1925-1933
31 Senator Herbert Clark Hoover (R-Iowa)/ Governor Quentin Roosevelt (R-New York) 1933-1941
32 Vicepresident Quentin Roosevelt (R-New York)/ Former Governor Alfred Mossman Landon (R-Kansas) 1941-1949
33 General George Smith Patton (D-California)/ Senator Alben William Barkley (D-Kentucky) 1949-1951
[Died in office while leading troops during World War Three when Soviets nuked his commanding headquarters in Liege, Belgium]
34 Vicepresident Alben William Barkley (D-Kentucky)/ Vacant 1951-1952
[Died in office when Soviets nuked Washigton DC]
35 Secretary of Defense Dwight David Einsenhower (Ind-New York)/ Vacant 1952-1955
Secretary of Defense Dwight David Einsenhower (Ind-New York)/ Secretary of Defense Charles Erwin Wilson (R-Ohio) 1955-1961
36 Senator Nelson Aldrich Rockfeller (R-New York)/ General Alfred Maximilian Gruenther (R-Nebraska) 1961-1965
37 Senator Barry Morris Goldwater (American National Party-Arizona)/ Governor George Corley Wallace Jr (N-Alabama) 1965-1968
[They started the hugely unpopular Asian War against Red Indochina and used nukes, causing a Soviet retailation-the World War Four- and international sanctions. President Goldwater and Vicepresident Wallace were both killed when a bomb exploded to the Nationalist Convention, during the infamous Saint Louis Battle. As right-wingers accused "communists", far-right conspiracists believe it was a plot from Deep State wanting avoid a nuclear apocalypse]
39 Speaker of the House John Jacob Rhodes Jr (R-Arizona)/ Vacant 1968-1969
40 Former President Nelson Aldrich Rockfeller (R-New York)/ Governor George Wilcken Romney (R-Michigan) 1969-1973
41 Vicepresident George Wilcken Romney (R-Michigan)/ Senator Edward William Brooke III (R-Massachusetts) 1973-1981
42 Senator Roger Lea MacBride (N-Vermont)/ Senator Alex Robert Seith (N-Illinois) 1981-1985
43 Rapresentive John Bayard Anderson (R-Illinois)/ Senator Lowell Weicker (R-Connecticut) 1985-1993
44 Businessman Henry Ross Perot (N-Texas)/ Senator Chester Trent Lott (N-Mississippi) 1993-1997
45 Senator Albert Arnold Gore Jr (R-Tennessee)/ Governor William Weld (R-Massachusetts) 1997-2005
46 Vicepresident William Weld (R-Massachusetts)/ Governor Gary Earl Johnson (R-New Mexico) 2005-2009
47 Governor Jesse Ventura (N-Minnesota)/ Businessman Donald John Trump (N-New York) 2009-2013
48 Former Vicepresident Gary Earl Johnson (R-New Mexico)/ Rapresentative Kirsten Gillibrand (R-New York) 2013-2021

 

[Newne76]

Just an idea floating around in my head
Presidents of the United States before the collapse
40. William French Smith/Barry Goldwater (Republican)
(January 20th,1977-January 20th,1985)
1976 Def: Henry M. Jackson/Terry Sanford (Democratic)
1980 Def: John B. Anderson/ Howard Baker (Independent)
41. Robert "Bobby" Mugabe/ Robert "Bobby" Kennedy (Communist-Democratic)
(January 20th,1985-January 20th,1989)
1984 Def: Ronald Reagan/Jesse Helms (Republican)
42. Jim Jones/Fred Phelps (Christian Communist)
(January 20th,1989-January 20th,1997)
1988 Def: Patrick Buchanan/Fred Phelps (Christian Conservative)
1992 Def: Howard Baker/Connie Mack III (Christian Populist)
42. Ross Perot/David Koresh (Independent)
(January 20th,1997-July 4th,1997)
1996 Def: Bob Dole/Tim Hutchinson (Nationalist)
43. David Koresh/Vacant (Independent)
(July 4th,1997-October 12th,1999)

Heavenly Teachers of the Theocracy of America
1. David Koresh (Branch Davidian) ~
(October 13th,1999-October 13th,2000)
2. Patrick Buchanan (Christian Conservative) #
(October 13th,2000-January 1st,2001)
3. David Koresh (Branch Davidian) ~
(January 1st,2001-February 15th,2002)
4. Patrick Buchanan (Holy Party of America) #
(February 15th,2002-January 1st,2003)
5. David Koresh (Branch Davidian) ~
(January 1st,2003-July 18th,2007)
6. Patrick Buchanan ( Patriotic Christian Conservative) #
(July 18th,2007-January 1st,2009)
7. David Koresh (Branch Davidian)~
(January 1st,2009-October 14th,2010)
8. Patrick Buchanan (All Radical Christian Association for the Destruction of the Branch Davidian Cult)#
(October 14th,2010-January 1st,2011)
9. David Koresh (Mount Caramel National Saint Front for the Angles and Demons)~
(January 1st,2011-August 15th,2012)
10. Patrick Buchanan (All Radical Christian Association for the Destruction of the Branch Davidian Cult)#
(August 15th,2012-January 1st,2013)
11. David Koresh (Nonpartisan)~
(January 1st,2013-December 7th,2014)
12. Patrick Buchanan (All Radical Christian Association for the Destruction of the Branch Davidian Cult)#
(December 7th,2014-December 26th,2018)
13. David Koresh (Good Christian Moderate)
(December 26th,2018-present)

~ overthrown by Patrick Buchanan
# overthrown by David Koresh

Prime Ministers of the Second American Republic
1. (1999-2006) Jerry Brown (Federalist Radical)
(November 1st,1999-November 1st,2006)
2000: (Majority)[200] Def: Conservative Whig [90] Free Lunch [8] Slaver's Power [2]
2003: (Majority) [195] Def: Conservative Whig [95] Free Lunch [7] Slaver's Power[2] Communist [1]
2. (2006-2010) George Duekmejian (Conservative Whig)*
(November 1st,2006-August 12th,2010)
2006: Majority [213] Federalist Radical [75] Free Lunch [10] Communist [2]
3. (2010-present) Arnold Schwarzenegger (Military)
(August 12th,2010-present)
2010: (Majority) [398] Schwarzenegger Fight for Democratic Values [2]
2018: (Majority) [396] Schwarzenegger Fight for Democratic Values [3] Libertarian [1]

* overthrown in a coup by General Schwarzenegger

President of the First English Republic
1. Elizabeth Alexandria Mary (Royalist)
(November 1st,1999- July 3rd,2009)
2009 Referendum on the restoration of the House of Oldenberg and the abolition of the republic
Yea: 52.3% Nay:45.8% Blank:1.9%
Queen of the First English Empire
1. Elizabeth II
(July 3rd,2009-present)

President of the Ottoman People's Republic
1. Saddam Hussein (Communist)
(July 14th,1979-October 10th,2017)
2. Izzat Ilbrahim al-Douri (Communist)
(October 10th,2017-present)

Monarchs of the Second Qing Dynasty
1. Stillwell, the Duke of Vinegar
(January 1st,1925- October 12th,1955)
2. Hiro Saga, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques
(October 12th,1955-July 3rd,2008)
3. Jin Yuzhang, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques
(July 3rd,2008-present)

 

[Joshua Ben Ari]

Presidents of the United States of America
32. 1933-1943: Franklin D. Roosevelt / John N. Garner (1933-41) / Henry A. Wallace (1941-43) (Democratic)
33. 1943-1945: Henry A. Wallace / vacant (1943-44) / Prentice Cooper (1944-45) (Democratic)
34. 1945-1953: Thomas E. Dewey / John W. Bricker (Republican)
1944: Henry A. Wallace / Prentice Cooper (Democratic), Harry F. Byrd, Sr. / James F. Byrnes (Anti-Wallace "Real" Democratic)
1948: Rexford Tugwell / Millard Tydings (Democratic), Benjamin Travis Laney / Strom Thurmond (States' Rights Democratic)
35. 1953-1961: Estes Kefauver / Hubert Humphrey (Democratic)
1952: John W. Bricker / Charles A. Halleck (Republican)
1956: Everett Dirksen / George H. Bender (Republican)
36. 1961-1969: Leverett Saltonstall / William F. Knowland (Republican)
1960: Hubert Humphrey / Stuart Symington (Democratic), George Smathers / Ross Barnett (States' Rights Democratic)
1964: Frank Lausche / Matthew E. Welsh (Democratic)
37. 1969-1977: George Romney / William W. Scranton (Republican)
1968: Robert F. Kennedy / Terry Sanford (Democratic)
1972: Vance Hartke / Ralph Yarborough (Democratic)
38. 1977-1985: Robert F. Kennedy / Birch Bayh (Democratic)
1976: William W. Scranton / Guy Vander Jagt (Republican)
1980: Robert Ray / James Holshouser (Republican)
39. 1985-1993: Birch Bayh / Morris "Mo" Udall (Democratic)
1984: Guy Vander Jagt / William "Bill" Brock (Republican)
1988: Charles Percy / Paul Laxalt (Republican)
40. 1993-2001: Arlen Specter / Cornelius A. McGillicuddy "Connie Mack" III (Republican)
1992: Joseph R. "Joe" Biden / Albert "Al" Gore, Jr. (Democratic)
1996: Dale Bumpers / Patricia "Pat" Schroeder (Democratic)
41. 2001-2009: Evan Bayh / William "Bill" Bradley (Democratic)
2000: John McCain / Elizabeth Dole (Republican)
2004: John Kasich / Christine Todd Whitman (Republican)
42. 2009-2017: W. Mitt Romney / Julius Caesar "J.C." Watts (Republican)
2008: William "Bill" Bradley / Tom Daschle (Democratic)
2012: Theodore "Ted" Strickland / John Kerry (Democratic)
43. 2017-0000: Julius Caesar "J.C." Watts / Susana Martinez (Republican)
2016: John Hickenlooper / Joe Manchin (Democratic)

 

[Hydrons (Retired Account)]

After a 4 month hiatus, i have returned to this. I left because i I ran out of ideas. Now I feel like I have some more ideas. I am going to do a Teddy Roosevelt victory in 1912. The PoD is on October 16, 1909, William Taft is shot while visiting Mexican President Porfirio Diaz and dies a week later to heart complications caused by the wound. Vice President Sherman takes over, however, due to poor health, President Sherman doesn't run for re-election, and Teddy Roosevelt is nominated instead.

27. William Howard Taft/James S. Sherman (Republican) 1909

A pretty average president, Taft had the 3rd shortest presidency of any president at the time, and is not regarded for doing much at all. He was mainly known for his protectionist stance on the economy, and his attempt to pass the Dingley Act.

28. James S. Sherman/Vacant (Republican) 1909-1912

Sherman would be seen about average as well. He was very similar to his predecessor in ideology, and carried out much of the acts Taft did irl. Sherman, being diagnosed with Bright's disease in 1904, would decide not to run for re-election in 1912, instead letting Teddy Roosevelt take the reigns. President Sherman would unexpectedly die in office on October 30, 1912, just over 3 years since he became president

29. Philander C. Knox/Vacant (Republican) 1912-1913

Knox would take over the presidency with the death of President Sherman. Knox would have the 2nd shortest presidency of any president at the time, lasting just 4 months. Knox would not be regarded for anything major during his time as president, and the majority of it would consist of the transition between him and his successor.

30. Theodore Roosevelt/William Borah (Republican) 1913-1917

Roosevelt's 3rd term in office would be quite controversial. Roosevelt would pick the young Senator from Idaho, William Borah, as his running mate, in order to unite the progressive base of the party. Roosevelt defeated New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson in a landslide in the 1912 election, winning 379 Electoral Votes. He would be widely approved of by the public as he entered office. However, when the Great War begun, Roosevelt really wanted America to intervene. The public disagreed with his stance, so he dropped the idea until the next year. German naval ships sink the Lusitania. Roosevelt is able to convince congress to get the US to intervene, but this causes him to break with his Vice President, William Borah, who decides to run in the next election in the republican primary. With the president's health failing, Roosevelt decides to retire, and encourages Associate Justice Charles E. Hughes, a moderate from New York, to run as a compromise candidate. Hughes is able to get the nomination, defeating Vice-President Borah. In retaliation, Borah runs 3rd party, with his running mate, Robert M. LaFollette, of Wisconsin, as the progressive party nominee. The Democrats ran James M. Cox, a progressive democrat from Ohio, with John Burke, of North Dakota, as his running mate.

31. James M. Cox/John Burke (Democratic) 1917-1925

Cox would run as a dark horse in the 1916 Democratic Convention, and grab the nomination. Cox would take advantage of the vote split in the 1916 election and win the election. Cox would have the Great War end in 1917, with an Allied Victory. Cox would introduce a "League of Nations" which would essentially be an alliance of Nations made to ensure peace in the world. Russia would be saved from the turmoil of it's civil war, and does not fall to communism, thus avoiding the Red Scare of 1919. Cox gets the US, and later Russia (now a parliamentary republic) into the League of Nations. Cox is able to win re-election in 1920. Cox is a very popular president, and the 1920s become an extremely Democratic decade.

32. John Burke/Burton K. Wheeler (Democratic) 1925-1933

Burke's main goal during his presidency was to maintain his predecessor's legacy. Other than a booming economy, not much would happen in the 20s. in 1931, Japan would begin it's invasion of China. The US and the League of Nations would place sanctions on Japan. However, with a decline in the economy, starting in 1929, all of this would culminate into the Recession of 1932. This would tank the popularity of President Burke, and Vice-president Wheeler, trying to run for the presidency. In 1932, Herbert Hoover would be elected to the presidency

33. Herbert Hoover/Henry L. Stimson (Republican) 1933-1941

Hoover's presidency would mostly focus on reversing the Recession of 1932. By 1935, the recession had been reversed. Hoover would become very popular. In 1937, Japan would stage a 2nd invasion of China. Vice President Stimson, Hoover's foreign policy expert, warned Hoover not to get involved. By this point, significant reforms were made to make the Vice President more involved in defense, even with the creation of the National Security Council, that consisted of The VP, the Secretary of State, and the Secretary of War. In 1940, Vice President Stimson would be elected president, defeating dark horse businessman Wendell Willkie (D-IN) in a lopsided victory.

34. Henry L. Stimson (Republican) 1941-1949
VP:
Charles L. McNary (R-OR) 1941-1944
Douglas MacArthur (R-WI) 1945-1949

President Stimson was considered one of the greatest presidents of all time. He would lead the US through World War Two, which had started in 1939 - when Japan would declare war on Russia. The US would not intervene until December 1941, when Pearl Harbor would occur. Japan would be a tough battle for the world, with Russian forces being almost 5,000 miles away in the western part of the nation. Fighting between the US and Japan would stalemate. However, in 1945, Stimson would develop a "No Holding Back" strategy. It involved the deadliest weapon ever created. The Atomic Bomb. In August 1945, not two, but three atomic bombs would be dropped on Japan. The first one of these landed on Hiroshima (August 6). 120,000 deaths. The next was Nagasaki (August 9). 80,000 deaths. The final one was on Tokyo (August 19). 300,000 deaths. Japan would surrender to the Allies on August 26th, 1945. The emperor would be found dead shortly after the Tokyo Bombing, with 3rd degree burns on his entire body.

I am going to leave it at that. Let me know if you want a part two of this

 

[EbolaMan131]

snip

Would definitely love a part two of this

 

[dw93]

A Different Conservative VP for Poppy (and the butterflies that come with it):

41. George Bush / Jack Kemp (Republican): 1989-1993
42. Joe Biden / Tom Harkin (Democratic): 1993-2001
43. Tom Harkin / Ann Richards (Democratic): 2001-2005
44. Jeb Bush / Kay Bailey Hutchison (Republican): 2005-2013
45. Deval Patrick / Evan Bayh (Democratic): 2013-2017
46. Jon Huntsman / Norm Coleman (Republican): 2017-2025
47. Pete Buttigieg / Steve Bullock (Democratic): 2025-Incumbent

Defeated Tickets:
1988: Michael Dukakis / Lloyd Bentsen (Democratic)
1992: George Bush / Jack Kemp (Republican), Ross Perot / James Stockdale (Independent)
1996: Jack Kemp / Tommy Thompson (Republican)
2000: John McCain / Elizabeth Dole (Republican)
2004: Tom Harkin / Gary Locke* (Democratic), Jesse Ventura / Ralph Nader (Independent)
2008: Brian Schweitzer / Tim Kaine (Democratic)
2012: George Allen / Paul Ryan (Republican)
2016: Deval Patrick / Evan Bayh (Democratic)
2020: Amy Klobuchar / Cory Booker (Democratic)
2024: Scott Walker / Marco Rubio (Republican)

*= Vice President Richards Declines to seek a second term as VP due to poor health. President Harkin then chose Washington Governor Gary Locke as his running mate.

 

[Hydrons (Retired Account)]

You asked for it. You got it. Here is part two of my previous list.

35. George Patton/Harry S. Truman (Democratic) January 20, 1949 - December 21, 1952

President Patton would be regarded as a pretty bad president. His defeat of Vice President Douglas MacArthur in the 1948 election was a defining moment in American politics. Japan would remain under full US occupation. The 50s would be dominated by a cold war between the US and UK. In 1950, a proxy war would begin in Japan, with the US Occupation being forced to fight UK backed Monarchist rebels, who wished to instate Akihito, the son of Hirohito, as the emperor of Japan. President Patton would order Secretary of State MacArthur to launch a full annexation of the island, however, MacArthur broke with Patton on this, and threatened to run against him again in 1952. VP Truman also broke with Patton on this, and launched his own campaign. Truman received the Democratic nomination, with Adlai Stevenson II being the VP. MacArthur would get nominated by the GOP again. Patton, with Dwight D. Eisenhower as his running mate. Patton would run a 3rd party campaign against Truman. After taking 1st in polls, Truman would narrowly get elected to the presidency via the house. On December 21, 1952, after losing the election, Patton would die in a car accident, at age 67. It was later deemed an accidental death.

36. Harry S. Truman (Democratic) December 21, 1952 - January 20, 1957/Adlai Stevenson II (Democratic) January 20, 1953 - January 20, 1957

Truman, just like irl, would be seen as one of the lesser liked presidents. In 1954, the Indochina War would begin. Truman would decide to intervene in this war, aiding the Republican rebels, against the French, who were backed by the UK. Truman would become extremely unpopular with the war. In 1956, Truman would announce he would not run for re-election. Stevenson would take the reigns of the Democratic nomination, while young California senator Richard M. Nixon would get the republican nomination. Nixon would defeat Stevenson in the next election.

37. Richard M. Nixon/Everett Dirksen (Republican) January 20, 1957 - January 20, 1961

Nixon would not be remembered fondly. His use of nukes in Indochina in 1958 would spark the 3rd World War. Not to mention the recession of 1957-58 that would occur during the Nixon presidency. All of these events would tank the young president's popularity. Nixon loses reelection in 1960.

I really don't know how to continue this scenario. The US does eventually win WW3 in 1965, defeating Britain. I just don't know who would succeed Nixon to the presidency, likely JFK or Johnson. I will just end this here though

 

[Wendell]

What about a relatively late (1970's) POD to keep the liberal wing of the GOP afloat?

POD: Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme murders Gerald Ford in 1975 on a visit to Sacramento, making Nelson Rockefeller president:

Gerald Ford (Republican) 1974-1975 [1]
Nelson Rockefeller (Republican) 1975-1979 [2]
Edward J. Gurney (Republican) 1979-1981 [3]
Charles Clifton "Cliff" Finch (Democratic) 1981-1986 [4]
John Culver (Democratic) 1986-1993 [5]
Robert Walter "Bob" Kasten Jr. (Republican) 1993-2001 [6]
Charles Spittal "Chuck" Robb (Democratic) 2001-2009 [7]
Mark Fitler Rockefeller (Republican) 2009-2017 [8]
Chester John "Chet" Culver (Democratc) 2017-2025 [9]
Marco Rubio (Republican) 2025-2033 [10]

1. Gerald Ford, never elected pesident nor VP in his own right historically, is murdered, being succeeded by his vice president
2. Despite a spirited effort by former California governor Ronald Reagan, President Rockefeller wins the GOP nomination and the 1976 general election.
3. For balance, Rockefeller picks a milquetoast Republican former senator to be his Vice President & running mate. When Rockefeller dies in office, Edward Gurney becomes the first president from Florida.
4. Cliff Finch becomes the first Democrat since LBJ to be elected president, and the first since FDR to be reelected after serving a full four-year term.
5. When Cliff Finch dies in office, h is succeeded by his Vice President, John Culver, who wins the 1988 election in his own right and is ineligible for reelection in 1992.
6. Bob Kasten defeats Vice President Dale Bumpers, and goes on to become the first Republican since Eisenhower to serve two full terms in office.
7. A former Virginia governor, and retiring U.S. senator, LBJ's son-in-law becomes the first Democrat since 1964 to carry the Commonwealth in a presidential election.
8. The youngest son of President Rockefeller, who served as governor of Wyoming in this timeline, runs to "finish what my father started".
9. Chet Culver, an Iowa governor who became a U.S. senator ITTL, is the son of John Culver.
10. Tired of pesidents related to other presidents, Americans elect Marco Rubio, the son of Cuban immigrants, to the presidency. His vice president is TTL U.S. senator from California Abel Maldonado.

 

[Hydrons (Retired Account)]

Presidents of the Confederate States of America

1. Jefferson Davis/Alexander H. Stephens (Independent) 1861-1868
Defeated 1861: unopposed
2. Alexander H. Stephens (1868-1874)/Robert E. Lee (1868-1870) National Union
Defeated 1867: John C. Breckinridge/John B. Gordon (Democratic)
3. Benjamin G. Humphreys/Wade Hampton III (Democratic) 1874-1880
Defeated 1873: Judah P. Benjamin/James Longstreet (National Union)
4. Wade Hampton III/Joseph E. Johnston (Democratic) 1880-1886
Defeated 1879: James Longstreet/Jubal Early (National Union)
5. John G. Carlisle/Charles F. Crisp (Democratic) 1886-1892
Defeated 1885: Jubal Early/Leonidas C. Houk (National Union)
6. Charles F. Crisp/Joseph C. S. Blackburn (Conservative-Democrat) 1892-1898
Defeated 1891: James G. Field/Tom Watson (People's)
7. Joseph C. S. Blackburn (1898-1904)/Richard P. Bland (1898-1899) Conservative-Democrat
Defeated 1897: Tom Watson/Benjamin Tillman (People's)
8. Francis Cockrell/William C. Oates (Conservative-Democrat) 1904-1910
Defeated 1903: Tom Watson/Milford W. Howard (People's)
9. Alexander Stephens Clay/John Sharp Williams (Conservative-Democrat) 1910-1916
Defeated 1909: unopposed
10. John Sharp Williams/Woodrow Wilson (Conservative-Democrat) 1916-1922
Defeated 1915: unopposed
11. Carter Glass/Oscar Underwood (Conservative-Democrat) 1922-1928
Defeated 1921: unopposed
12. Theodore G. Bilbo/James Thomas Heflin (National Confederate Party) 1928-1945
Defeated 1927: Cordell Hull/Joe T. Robinson (Conservative-Democrat)
U.S. Occupation of the Confederate States after the dethronement of President Bilbo. Elections are held in 1948, and scheduled for every 5 years.
13. Harry S. Truman/Alben W. Barkley (Liberal) 1949-1954
Defeated 1948: Strom Thurmond/Fielding G. Wright (Segregation Party)
14. Estes Kefauver/Mike Monroney (Liberal) 1954-1959
Defeated 1953: Richard Russell Jr./John Sparkman (Segregation Party)
15. Lyndon B. Johnson/George Smathers (Liberal) 1959-1964
Defeated 1958: Harry F. Byrd/Herman Talmedge (Segregation Party)
16. George Smathers/Fritz Hollings (Liberal) 1964-1969
Defeated 1963: Ross Barnett/George Wallace (Segregation Party)
17. Fritz Hollings/Terry Sanford (Liberal) 1969-1974
Defeated 1968: George Wallace/Lester Maddox (Segregation Party)
18. Terry Sanford/Jimmy Carter (Liberal) 1974-1979
Defeated 1973: Claude R. Kirk Jr./Jesse Helms (Christian Conservative)
19. Jimmy Carter/Lloyd Bensten (Liberal) 1979-1984
Defeated 1978: Jesse Helms/Bill Brock (Christian Conservative)
20. Jesse Helms/John Connally (Christian Conservative) 1984-1989
Defeated 1983: Lloyd Bensten/Al Gore (Liberal)
21. Oliver North/Carroll Campbell Jr. (Christian Conservative) 1989-1994
Defeated 1988: Al Gore/Lawton Chiles (Liberal)
22. Lamar Alexander/Phil Gramm (Christian Conservative) 1994-1999
Defeated 1993: Bill Clinton/Douglas Wilder (Liberal)
23. Phil Gramm/Fred Thompson (Christian Conservative) 1999-2004
Defeated 1998: David Pryor/Paul Patton (Liberal)
24. Mike Huckabee/Jim Gilmore (Christian Conservative) 2004-2009
Defeated 2003: John Edwards/Bob Graham (Liberal)
25. Mark Warner/Blanche Lincoln (Liberal) 2009-2014
Defeated 2008: Jim Gilmore/Saxby Chambliss (Christian Conservative)
26. Blanche Lincoln/Joe Manchin (Liberal) 2014-2019
Defeated 2013: Newt Gingrich/Bob McDonnell (Christian Conservative)
27. Ted Cruz/Marco Rubio (Christian Conservative) 2019-present
Defeated 2018: Joe Manchin/Steve Beshear (Liberal)

 

[TheNixonator]

God Emperor Alf wins here

1936: Alf Landon/Frederick Steiwer (Republican)
1940: Alf Landon/Frederick Steiwer (Republican)
1944: Henry Wallace/James Farley (Democrat)
1948: Thomas Dewey/Earl Warren (Republican)
1952: Douglas MacArthur/Richard Nixon (Republican)
1956: Douglas MacArthur/Richard Nixon (Republican)
1960: John F. Kennedy/Lyndon B. Johnson (Democrat)
1964: John F. Kennedy/Hubert Humphrey (Democrat)
1968: Richard Nixon/Curtis LeMay (Republican)
1972: Richard Nixon/Curtis LeMay (Republican)
1976: Eugene McCarthy/Rufus Shackelford (Independent)
1980: Ronald Reagan/Ed Clark (Republican)
1984: Ronald Reagan/Ed Clark (Republican)
1988: Ed Clark/Howard Philips (Independent)
1992: Bill Clinton/Al Gore (Democrat) *
1996: Jerry Brown/Joe Lieberman (Democrat)
2000: Ralph Nader/John Kerry (Independent)
2004: Ralph Nader/John Kerry (Independent)
2008: Joe Biden/Matt Gonzalez (Independent) **
2012: Barack Obama/Andre Barnett (Democrat)
2016: Barack Obama/Andre Barnett (Democrat)

* = Impeached
** = Assassinated

 

[Chapman]

1974-1975: Gerald R. Ford (R-MI)†/Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)
1975-1975: Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)†/ Vacant
1975-1976: William E. Simon (R-NJ)/ Vacant
1976-1977: William E. Simon (R-NJ)/Bob Dole (R-KS)
1977-1981: Ted Kennedy (D-MA)/John Glenn (D-OH)
Def. 1976 Bob Dole (R-KS)/Howard Baker (R-TN)
1981-1981: Ronald Reagan (R-CA)†/Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL)
Def. 1980 Ted Kennedy (D-MA)/John Glenn (D-OH)
1981-1985: Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL)/George H.W. Bush (R-TX)
1985-1987: Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL)/George H.W. Bush (R-TX)
Def. 1984 Gary Hart (D-CO)/Martha Layne Collins (D-KY)
1987-1989: George H.W. Bush (R-TX)/ Vacant
1989-1994: Al Gore (D-TN)†/Bill Bradley (D-NJ)
Def. 1988 George H.W. Bush (R-TX)/Dick Thornburgh (R-PA), Jesse Helms (Independent-NC)/Pat Buchanan (Independent-VA)
Def. 1992 Pat Buchanan (R-VA)/Jack Kemp (R-NY)
1994-1995: Bill Bradley (D-NJ)/ Vacant
1995-1997: Bill Bradley (D-NJ)/Sam Nunn (D-GA)
1997-2001: Bill Bradley (D-NJ)/Sam Nunn (D-GA)
Def. 1996 John McCain (R-AZ)/Carroll A. Campbell (R-SC)
2001-2005: Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/Elizabeth Dole (R-NC)
Def. 2000 Sam Nunn (D-GA)/John Kerry (D-MA), Jesse Jackson (Green-IL)/Ralph Nader (Green-CT)
2005-2009: John Edwards (D-NC)/Carol Moseley Braun (D-IL)
Def. 2004 Donald J. Trump (R-NY)/Elizabeth Dole (R-NC), Ron Paul (Libertarian-TX)/Bill Weld (Libertarian-MA)
2009-2010: Lisa Murkowski (R-AK)†/Mark Sanford (R-SC)
Def. 2008 John Edwards (D-NC)/Carol Moseley Braun (D-IL)
2010-2012: Mark Sanford (R-SC)/ Vacant
2012-2013: Colin Powell (R-VA)/John Kerry (D-MA)
2013-20??: Julián Castro (D-TX)/Sherrod Brown (D-OH)
Def. 2012 Jon Huntsman Jr. (R-UT)/Kelly Ayotte (R-NH), Mike Huckabee (Independent-AR)/Rick Santorum (Independent-PA)
Def. 2016 Scott Walker (R-WI)/Marco Rubio (R-FL)

 

[DrWalpurgis]

12. Theodore G. Bilbo/Eugene Talmedge (Klan Party) 1928-1945

This is a great list, but the KKK were formed after the Confederacy was defeated to oppose Reconstruction as a terrorist organisation. You might want to change the party's name.

 

[Hydrons (Retired Account)]

This is a great list, but the KKK were formed after the Confederacy was defeated to oppose Reconstruction as a terrorist organisation. You might want to change the party's name.

Well, i believe there would have been a similar version of the KKK that would be created in the early 1900s after the CSA abolishes slavery. Likely the 1920s is when the Klan would gain prominence.

 

[Fleetlord]

Well, i believe there would have been a similar version of the KKK that would be created in the early 1900s after the CSA abolishes slavery. Likely the 1920s is when the Klan would gain prominence.

You might replace it with a pre-POD organization, especially if Bilbo is an expansionist: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_of_the_Golden_Circle

 

[Hydrons (Retired Account)]

You might replace it with a pre-POD organization, especially if Bilbo is an expansionist: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knights_of_the_Golden_Circle

This is a great list, but the KKK were formed after the Confederacy was defeated to oppose Reconstruction as a terrorist organisation. You might want to change the party's name.

Thank you for both of your responses. Just for kicks and giggles, I will try to make it sound like the Nazi party.