List of Alternate Presidents and PMs II

[SandroPertini98]

Thank You, There are some errors because MLK Jr. Bernie Sanders and Sameul Lee Jackson wouldn't be alive, if Axis Powers win World War 2 since Nazis were Evil Genocidal Racist Scums.

I think the implication is they survived because they participated in the guerrilla resistance movement and were thus not captured and killed.

That's right. Martin Luther King Jr was seventeen in 1946 and his father, as ambassador of American Baptist Church, visited Nazi Germany in 1934 and widely condemned it, so they were well aware of Nazi danger and ITTL they take precautions. Samuel Lee Jackson was born in 1948 and ITTL joined the Black Panthers (he came very near to do it IOTL but was prevented by his mother, under FBI advice). He is more exposed but we have to consider that, according to Hitler, the blacks hadn't to be exterminated immediately but instead forced in slavery for the master race until they were not unuseful and then exterminated, but with the Cold War with Japanese ongoing a total wipeout of Black population, in America as in Africa, didn't happen. Many millions are killed or never born but the blacks don't disappeared from the face of Earth. I explained why Sanders's family was aware of Nazi threat and choses to escape in time from New York. A large part of American Jewish population will be hunted and killed but some Jews survive as a part of Polish Jewish Population survived IOTL for example.

 

[Gigachad3k]

That's right. Martin Luther King Jr was seventeen in 1946 and his father, as ambassador of American Baptist Church, visited Nazi Germany in 1934 and widely condemned it, so they were well aware of Nazi danger and ITTL they take precautions. Samuel Lee Jackson was born in 1948 and ITTL joined the Black Panthers (he came very near to do it IOTL but was prevented by his mother, under FBI advice). He is more exposed but we have to consider that, according to Hitler, the blacks hadn't to be exterminated immediately but instead forced in slavery for the master race until they were not unuseful and then exterminated, but with the Cold War with Japanese ongoing a total wipeout of Black population, in America as in Africa, didn't happen. Many millions are killed or never born but the blacks don't disappeared from the face of Earth. I explained why Sanders's family was aware of Nazi threat and choses to escape in time from New York. A large part of American Jewish population will be hunted and killed but some Jews survive as a part of Polish Jewish Population survived IOTL for example.

Even Jews were Enslaved by the Nazi Scums as well and look how many Jews were perished, Fate of Blacks under Axis Victory would be similar what the Nazis did to Jews, Gypsies, Slavs, LGBTQ+ and etc. Hitler wanted people who considered inferior to be exterminated through Enslavement, Hitler was a Evil Racist Genocidal Scumbag and he can not be trusted.

Yes there would be Jews who would live underground and hide their identity just like Solomon Perel did, you're right Bernie might have hide their identity to avoid being enslaved and killed.

 

[Padric1938]

Teddy in '12
Theodore Roosevelt (Republican- New York)/Charles Evan Hughes (Republican- New York) 1913-1917
1912 Def. Champ Clark (Democrat- Missouri)/John Burke (Democrat-North Dakota)
Henry Ford (Republican- Michigan)/ William Borah (Republican- Idaho) 1917-1921
1916 Def. Charles Bryan (Democrat-Nebraska)/Al Smith (Democrat- New York)
James Cox (Democrat- Ohio)/Al Smith (Democrat- New York) 1921-1929
1920 Def. Henry Ford (Republican- Michigan)/William Borah (Republican- Idaho)
1924 Def. Hiram Johnson (Republican- California)/Hubert Hoover (Republican- Iowa) Calvin Coolidge (Conservative- Massachusetts)/ Leonard Wood (Conservative- New Hampshire)
Al Smith (Democrat- New York)/ Cordell Hull (Democrat- Tennessee) 1929-1933
1928 Def. William Borah (Republican- Idaho)/ Theodore Roosevelt III (Republican- New York) Calvin Coolidge (Conservative- Massachusetts)/ Douglas MacArthur (Conservative- Arkansas)
Quentin Roosevelt (Republican- New York)/ Alf Landon (Republican- Kansas) 1933-1941
1932 Def. Al Smith (Democrat- New York)/ Cordell Hull (Democrat- Tennessee)
1936 Def. Huey Long (Democrat- Lousiana)/ Henry Wallace (Democrat- Iowa)
Thomas Dewey (Republican- New York)/Frank Knox (Republican- Illinois) 1941-1949
1940 Def. John Nance Garner (Democrat- Texas)/ Alben Barkley (Democrat- Kentucky)
1944 Def. Richard Russell Jr. (Democrat- Georgia)/ Harry Truman (Democrat- Missouri)
Glen Taylor (Democrat- Idaho)/ W. Averell Harriman (Democrat- New York) 1949-1957
1948 Def. Robert Taft (Republican- Ohio)/ Harold Stassen (Republican- Minnesota) Douglas MacArthur (National American- Arkansas)/ Strom Thurmond (National American- South Carolina)
1952 Def. Earl Warren (Republican- California)/ Dwight Eisenhower (Republican- New York) Douglas MacArthur (National American- Arkansas)/ Harry Bryd (National American- Virginia)
Douglas MacArthur (National American- Arkansas)/Harold Stassen (Republican- Minnesota) 1957-1960
1956 Def. Adlai Stevenson (Democrat- Illinois)/ John Kennedy (Democrat-Massachusetts) Glen Taylor (Progressive- Idaho)/ Hubert Humphrey (Progressive- Minnesota)
Douglas MacArthur (National American- Arkansas)/ Vacant 1960-1961
Douglas MacArthur (National American- Arkansas)/Barry Goldwater (National American- Arizona) 1961-1965
1960 Def. Lyndon Johnson (Democrat- Texas)/ Albert Gore Sr. (Democrat- Tennessee) Harold Stassen (Republican- Minnesota)/ Richard Nixon (Republican-California) Hubert Humphrey (Progressive- Minnesota)/ George McGovern (Progressive- South Dakota)
Eugene McCarthy (Progressive- Minnesota)/Robert Kennedy (Democrat- New York) 1965-1973
1964 Def. Barry Goldwater (National American- Arizona)/ Ronald Reagan (National American- California) Nelson Rockefeller (Republican- New York)/ Margaret Chase Smith (Republican- Maine)
1968 Def. Spiro Agnew (National American- Maryland)/ George Wallace (National American- Alabama) James Rhodes (Republican- Ohio)/George Romney (Republican- Michigan)
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (Republican- Massachusetts)/Henry Jackson (Democrat- Washington) 1973- 1977
1972 Def. John Kennedy (Progressive- Massachusetts)/ Edmund Muskie (Progressive- Maine) Ronald Reagan (National American- California)/ John Sparkman (National American- Alabama)
George Wallace (National American- Alabama)/ James Buckley (National American- New York) 1977-1985
1976 Def. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (Republican- Massachusetts)/ Richard Schweiker (Republican- Pennsylvania) Mo Udall (Progressive- Arizona)/Jerry Brown (Progressive- California) Jimmy Carter (Democrat-Georgia)/ Frank Church (Democrat- Idaho)
1980 Def. George Bush (Republican-Texas)/ John Anderson (Republican- Illinois) Walter Mondale (Progressive- Minnesota)/ Micheal Dukakis (Progressive- Massachusetts) Henry Jackson (Democrat- Washington)/Joe Biden (Democrat- Delaware)
Jerry Brown (Progressive- California)/ Jesse Jackson (Progressive- District of Columbia) 1985-1993
1984 Def. George HW Bush (Centrist- Texas)/ Joe Biden (Centrist- Delaware) Ron Paul (National American-Texas)/ Donald Rumsfeld (National American- Illinois)
1988 Def. Al Gore (Centrist- Tennessee)/Bill Clinton (Centrist- Arkansas) James Buckley (National American- New York)/Pat Robertson (National American- Virginia)
Ron Paul (National American- Texas)/Barry Goldwater Jr. (National American- California) 1993-1997
1992 Def. Paul Tsongas (Progressive- Massachusetts)/ Dale Bumpers (Progressive- Arkansas) Bob Dole (Centrist- Kansas)/Bill Clinton (Centrist- Arkansas)
Jesse Jackson (Progressive- District of Columbia)/Bill Bradley (Progressive- New Jersey) 1997-2001
1996 Def. Ron Paul (National American-Texas)/Barry Goldwater Jr. (National American- California) Orrin Hatch (Centrist- Utah)/ Jack Kemp (Centrist- New York)
John Kasich (Centrist- Ohio)/ Joe Lieberman (Centrist- Connecticut) 2001-2009
2000 Def. Ralph Nader (Progressive-Connecticut)/John Kerry (Progressive- Massachusetts) Ross Perot (National American- Texas)/Alan Keyes (National American-Maryland)
2004 Def. Bill Bradley (Progressive- New Jersey)/John Edwards (Progressive- North Carolina) Ross Perot (National American- Texas)/ Hermann Cain (National American- Nebraska)
Bernie Sanders (Progressive- Vermont)/Al Sharpton (Progressive- New York) 2009-2017
2008 Def. Joe Biden (Centrist- Delaware)/Mitt Romney (Centrist- Massachusetts) Ron Paul (National American- Texas)/ Mike Huckabee (National American- Arkansas)
2012 Def. John McCain (Centrist- Arizona)/Rick Santorum (Centrist- Pennsylvania) Newt Gingrich (National American- Georgia)/Rick Perry (National American- Texas)
Barack Obama (Progressive- Illinois)/Elizabeth Warren (Progressive- Massachusetts) 2017-
2016 Def. Donald Trump (National American- New York)/Rand Paul (National American- Tennessee) Marco Rubio (Centrist- Florida)/Lincoln Chaffee (Centrist- Rhode Island)

 

[Anarcho-Occultist]

United States of Paranoia
William Wirt/Amos Ellmaker 1833-1841
Thurlow Weed/George W. Lay 1841-1849
Millard Filmore/Nathaniel P. Banks 1849-1857
Andrew Jackson Donelson/Levi Boone 1857-1865
Thomas Holiday Hicks/Henry Wilson 1865-1873
Nathan Bedford Forrest/Wade Hampton 1873-1881
Wade Hampton/John W. Morton 1881-1885
John Bigler/Chester A. Arthur 1885-1893
Mary E. Lease/James B. Weaver 1893-1901
Thomas E. Watson/William Jennings Bryan 1901-1909
William D. Hoard/Henry Cabot Lodge 1909-1917
William Gibbs McAdoo/Burton K. Wheeler 1917-1925
Andrew Mellon/Douglas MacArthur 1925-1933
Gerald Nye/Smedley Butler 1933-1935 (Assassinated)
Smedley Butler/Charles Coughlin 1935-1945
Robert W. Welch/John W. Bricker 1945-1953
Joe McCarthy/Curtis LeMay 1953-1961
Harry F. Byrd/Strom Thurmond 1961-1969
Timothy Leary/Elijah Muhammad 1969-1977
Larry MacDonald/Jesse Helms 1977-1981
Lyndon LaRouche/Gus Hall 1981-1989
Pat Buchanan/Dick Lamm 1989-1993
John Hagelin/Marianne Williamson 1993-2001
Cynthia McKinney/Dennis Kucinich 2001-2009
Alex Jones/Tom Tancredo 2009-2013
Jesse Ventura/Jill Stein 2013-2021
Danielle Stella/William S. Lind 2021-

 

[MrVulcan]

United States of Paranoia

How many of these did you get from that list @Ulysses Orbis made?

 

[Anarcho-Occultist]

How many of these did you get from that list @Ulysses Orbis made?

Honestly only a few of them-I mostly dug up people who were involved in the Anti-Masons, Know-Nothings, Chinese Exclusion Act, KKK and the more anti-Semitic conspiratorial populists for the early choices, then just went with some pretty obvious selections for the later ones.

 

[X_X]

Rick Santorum (Centrist- Pennsylvania)

Since when is a centrist a man who wants to ban birth control, "reeducate" gay kids, and called John F. Kennedy a monster of secularlism?

 

[Kerguelen]

Since when is a centrist a man who wants to ban birth control, "reeducate" gay kids, and called John F. Kennedy a monster of secularlism?

Maybe Frothy ITTL has different views. After all, he did come from a family of Italian Communists, so maybe he ends up having less conservative views.

 

[gap80]

Kentucky Fried Politics

Lists from my KFC TL (found here: https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/kentucky-fried-politics-a-colonel-sanders-timeline.451582/ )​

U.S. PRESIDENTS AND VICE PRESIDENTS

1/20/1961-1/20/1965: 35) Lyndon B. Johnson (D-TX)/37) Hubert H. Humphrey Jr. (MN)
1960 Democratic primaries: Lyndon B. Johnson, John F. Kennedy, Pat Brown, George H. McLain, Hubert Humphrey, George Smathers, Mike DiSalle, Adlai Stevenson, Stuart Symington
1960 Republican primaries: Richard M. Nixon, Cecil Underwood, James M. Lloyd, George H. Bender; Nelson A. Rockefeller, Barry M. Goldwater (unofficial)
1960 November election: Lyndon B. Johnson/Hubert Humphrey (D), Richard Nixon/Walter Judd (R)

1/20/1965-1/20/1973: 36) Harland D. Sanders Sr. (R-KY)/38) William W. Scranton Sr. (R-PA)
1964 Democratic primaries: Lyndon B. Johnson, John M. Patterson, Wayne Morse, Pat Brown, Sam Yorty, John W. Reynolds Jr.
1964 Republican primaries: Barry Goldwater, Nelson Rockefeller, Colonel Sanders (drafted), Jim Rhodes, John M. Byrnes, Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., Walter Judd, William Scranton, Margaret Chase Smith, Harold Stassen
1964 November election: Colonel Sanders/William Scranton (R), Lyndon Johnson/Hubert Humphrey (D), C. Farris Bryant/John M. Patterson (HIP)
1968 Democratic primaries: Jack Kennedy, Hubert Humphrey, Carl Sanders, George Wallace, Mario Biaggi, Wayne Morse, Mike Gravel, Sam Yorty, Pat Brown, Pat Lucey
1968 Republican primaries: Colonel Sanders, Harold Stassen
1968 November election: Colonel Sanders/William Scranton (R), Jack Kennedy/Grant Sawyer (D)

1/20/1973-1/20/1981: 37) Walter F. Mondale (D-MN)/39) Maurice Robert “Mike” Gravel (D-AS)
1972 Democratic primaries: Walter Mondale, Hubert Humphrey, Mike Gravel, Mario Biaggi, Shirley Chisholm, Bob Casey, Wayne Morse, Grant Sawyer, Scoop Jackson, Terry Sanford, Coya Knutson, Phil Hoff, Patsy Mink
1972 Republican primaries: William W. Scranton Sr., Barry M. Goldwater, Rubel Philips, Harold Stassen
1972 November election: Walter Mondale/Mike Gravel (D), William Scranton/Mike Stepovich (R)
1976 Democratic primaries: Walter Mondale, Elmo Zumwalt
1976 Republican primaries: Ronald Reagan, George W. Romney, Nelson Rockefeller, Barry Goldwater Sr., Ray Kroc, John Ashbrook, John M. Robsion Jr., Charles Evers, Harold Stassen
1976 November Election: Walter Mondale/Mike Gravel (D), Ronald W. Reagan/William Westmoreland (R)

1/20/1981-12/28/1986: 38) Jeremiah A. Denton Jr. (R-AL)/40) A. Lamar Alexander Jr. (R-TN)
1980 Democratic primaries: Scoop Jackson, Mike Gravel, Walter Nixon, Larry McDonald
1980 Republican primaries: Jeremiah Denton, Ron Paul, Ed Brooke, Buz Lukens, Aloha Eagles, Lamar Alexander, Harold Stassen, Howard Baker, Bob Dole, James H. Meredith, Paul Laxalt
1980 November election: Jeremiah Denton/Lamar Alexander (R), Scoop Jackson/Jimmy Carter (replaced Jake Butcher) (D), Phil Hoff/Pete McCloskey (Progressive)
1984 Democratic primaries: Mike Gravel, John Glenn, Jimmy Carter, Louis Stokes, Daniel Inouye, Peter Kyros, Mario Biaggi, Nick Galifianakis, Bill Bradley, Jim Florio, Coya Knutson
1984 Republican primaries: Jeremiah Denton, David Bergland, Pete McCloskey
1984 November election: Jeremiah Denton/Lamar Alexander (R), Mike Gravel/J. Charles Jones (D)

7/15/1985-11/14/1985: Richard M. Nixon (R-CA)/NONE

11/14/1985-12/28/1986: Richard M. Nixon (R-CA)/41) Jack F. Kemp (R-NY)

12/28/1986-4/2/1987: 39) Jack F. Kemp (R-NY)/NONE

4/2/1987-1/20/1989: Jack F. Kemp (R-NY)/42) John J. Polonko (R-NJ)

1/20/1989-TBD: 40) Carol Bellamy (D-NY)/43) Jerry Litton (D-MO)
1988 Democratic primaries: Carol Bellamy, Eunice Kennedy-Shriver, John Glenn, Jean Sadako King, Clifford Alexander Jr., Andrew Young, Peter Kyros, James Taylor, Endicott Peabody
1988 Republican primaries: Maureen Reagan, Jack Kemp, Thyra Thomson, Billy Ervin McCormack, Ed Brooke, Barry Goldwater, Bob Dole
1988 November election: Carol Bellamy/Jerry Litton (D), Maureen Reagan/Richard Lugar (R), Glen Bell/Bill Daniels (Independent)



U.S. FIRST LADIES

1961-1965: Claudia Alta “Lady Bird” Taylor, D-TX (b. 1912)
The groundbreaking Lady Bird was the first White House hostess to hold the Bible during her husband’s inauguration (starting a tradition), to have her own Press Secretary, to interact directly with Congress (contributing to the passing of the 1962 Civil Rights Act by meeting with lawmakers who refused to meet with her husband), and to serve as a US Ambassador (to the UK, under President Mondale, 1973-1975). A staunch advocate for “beautifying” America’s cities and highways led to the passage of the Highway Beautification Act, and her positive demeanor was a pleaseant distraction from her husband’s bungling of warfare in Cuba. With Lyndon, Lady Bird had two daughter, Lynda Bird Johnson (b. 1944) and Luci Baines Johnson (b. 1947).

1965-1973: Claudia Ellen Ledington Price, R-KY (b. 1902)
The first divorcé to serve as First Lady since Florence Harding, Claudia was the mother of Elvis Ray Price (b. 1926) and stepmother of the Colonel’s children from his marriage to Josephine King (1888-1975): Margaret (b. 1911), an entrepreneur and businesswoman; Harley (b. 1912), a WWII veteran, businessman, and politician; and Mildred (b. 1919), a philanthropist and businesswoman. Claudia, as First Lady, was noticeably less active than her predecessor, but nevertheless promoted music, art preservation, food programs, and young children’s education programs. During hosting duties, Claudia would usually play the piano, and often worked with the President and the White House kitchen staff to prepare meals for the guests. Claudia’s biggest impact, though, would have to be her redecoration of the White House interior, blending traditional styles from across the country.

1973-1981: Joan Adams, D-MN (b. 1930)
“Joan of Art” got her nickname for her promotion of artworks ranging from modern American to traditional Asian. With this in mind, Joan added numerous artworks in the White House, “enriching its atmosphere” according to art critics, with the inclusion of more modern art styles causing minor controversy. Joan’s championing of “inter-cultural understanding through art” helped to make for closer relations with American allies as Joan proved to be much more enthusiastic for cultural causes than had been Claudia. Privately, Joan was to the left of her husband, and often served as an advisor on decisions regarding women’s issues. Joan also was a dotting and affectionate mother to the First Couple’s three child: Theodore Adams “Ted” Mondale (b. 1957), Eleanor Mondale (b. 1960), and William Hall Mondale (b. 1962).

1981-1986: Kathryn Jane Maury, R-AL (b. 1926)
Kathryn’s use of her position was closer to Claudia than to Joan or Lady Bird, gladly letting her husband soak up the spotlight. Still, she was a strong supporter of causes that supported the families of military officers and veterans, of Gold Star families, and of Veterans’ affairs, among other relevant issues. Kathryn, a social conservative and a religious Catholic like her husband, joined her spouse in being a “soldier” in the war on recreadrugs and juvenile delinquency, believing that after-school vocational programs and part-time jobs and internships would keep “young teen punk hoodlums off the streets.” During her last two years as First Lady, Kathryn decreased the frequency of White House parties in order to try and reassure supporters and the American public that her husband was taking the increasing number of scandals and accusations very serious. A mother of seven children (making for a busy time for the White House staff), she promoted family values, and continued to do so even after leaving the White House.

1986-1989: Joanne Main, R-NY (b. 1936)
Joanne was similar to Kathryn in regards to the issues and causes that they championed, except that Joanne was far more timid of than her predecessor. While the two had become friends during the mid-1980s, this relationship was strained by Joanne’s husband granting his predecessor a pardon for specific crimes, unofficially “branding [Kathryn’s] husband guilty without a trial,” as Kathryn later put it. However, the two eventually made amends as they appeared alongside one another in 1989 at a social function supporting the Protection of Marriage Act of 1986. Joanne was the mother of four children: Jeff (b. 1959), a quarterback; Jennifer Kemp Andrews (b. 1961); Judith (b. 1963); and Jimmy (b. 1971), also a quarterback.

1989-TBD: none/various
As the incumbent President is unmarried and “too busy [working] to go on a date,” as she herself once put it, various friends, relatives (she has at least one sibling as she mentions a nephew in the first source listed in Chapter 58 of this TL), and even political surrogates – most notably former First Lady Joan Mondale – are taking turns serving as Acting White House Hostess when need be. White House staff describe the upstairs residence, full of books and charts as more akin to “a lived-in library” than the “almost-regal home” it was described as being like under First Lady Kathryn. This has led to the “mood/tone” of White House functions depend on the host/hostess. As a result, at least two Hollywood production studios are looking into making a reality TV series on the concept of each show contestant serving as the White House host/hostess for one week each to see who does the best job at it. The incumbent President currently looks down on the very thought of it.



PETS

JOHNSON – two beagles named Him and Her; a white Collie named Blanco; two turtledoves named Pa and Ma; and a Mongrel dog named Yuki.

SANDERS – two bloodhounds named Corbin and Florence, originally puppies a friend gave to him and Claudia as a present while the Colonel was the Governor of Kentucky (Source: the 1970 New Yorker article ends with him saying OTL’s KFC gravy “ain’t fit for my dogs,” suggesting he owned at least 2 dogs IOTL if he was being literal there)

MONDALE – his daughter Joan had a puppy named Digger (Source: June 19, 1983 NYT article “Understanding Mondale”) and she also had a pony named Maybelline, a birthday gift from Robert and Ethel Kennedy, that Joan frequently rode (Joan was a horse rider IOTL according to her obituary).

DENTON – one old mutt named Koala, adopted from a shelter in 1981 and died in 1984; two cats, with no official names, both belonging to the First Couple’s youngest.

KEMP – one bulldog named Kroywen; Joanne kept a parrot named Harold for the last five months of her time as First Lady.

BELLAMY – two sheepdogs named Sweeper and Sal, and two cats named Freckles and Tabitha; all four get along well, making Bellamy once comment on wanting to always see the same sort of harmonious cooperation in congress.

 

[Padric1938]

Since when is a centrist a man who wants to ban birth control, "reeducate" gay kids, and called John F. Kennedy a monster of secularlism?

Maybe Frothy ITTL has different views. After all, he did come from a family of Italian Communists, so maybe he ends up having less conservative views.

Yeah In this timeline he is much more moderate, kinda like a Joe Manchin type.

 

[FalteringArc]

Some Talk to Transformers (Edited for formatting) Different levels of me trying to make them make sense:
41. George H.W Bush 1989-1993 (Republican)
42. Jerry Brown 1993-1997 (Democrat)
43. Kevin Mccarthy 1997-2003 (Republican)
44. Ildo Silva 2003-2004 (Republican)
45. Ron Paul 2004-2011 (Libertarian)
46. John Cornyn 2011 (Republican)
47. George H.W Bush 2011-2018 (Fascist)
48. Bill Clinton 2018-present (Fascist)

41. (1981-1989) Howard Baker (Republican-Tennessee)
42. (1989-1993) Bob Dole (Republican-Kansas)
43. (1997-2001) Charles Grassley (Republican-Iowa)
44. (2001-2009) Spencer Abraham (Republican-Michigan)
45. (2009- ) Mike Lee (Republican-Utah)

41. (1989-1997) Joe Biden (Democrat-Delaware)
42. (1997-2001) Steve Forbes (Republican-New York)
43. (1997-2003) Ike Skelton (Republican-Washington)
44. (1999-2002) Charles Rangel (Democrat-New York)
45. (2007-2013) Joe Lieberman (Democrat-Connecticut)
46. (2007-2007) John Ensign (Republican-Nevada)
47. (2011-2013) Bill Frist (Republican-Tennessee)
48. (2011-2013) Tom Coburn (Republican-Oklahoma)
49. (2012-2013) John Boehner (Republican-Ohio)

 

[Hydrons (Retired Account)]

Quick little list I came up with. Hillary Rodham meets John McCain at a Goldwater rally in 1964. They talk and later start dating and get married the following year. John is still elected to the senate in 1986. After Dukakis defeats Bush in 1988 Hillary convinces her husband to run for President in 1992, and the rest is history...

"Hillary McCain"

1989-1993: Michael Dukakis/Lloyd Bentsen (Democratic)
1993-2001: John McCain/Phil Gramm (Republican)
2001-2009: Al Gore/Bob Graham (Democratic)
2009-2017: Hillary McCain/Lindsey Graham (Republican)
2017-Present: Donald Trump/Steve Bullock (Democratic)

(Just ignore the long chain of "Vice President Gramm/Graham", that was just some unintentional gold)

 

[Hydrons (Retired Account)]

The Nixon-Kennedy Analogues

1961-1963: Richard Nixon/Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (Republican)
1960: John F. Kennedy/Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic)
1963-1965: Henry Cabot Lodge Jr./Vacant (Republican)
1965-1969: Henry Cabot Lodge Jr./Walter Judd (Republican)
1964: Wayne Morse/Pat Brown (Democratic)
1969-1973: John F. Kennedy/John Connally (Democratic)
1968: Walter Judd/Norris Cotton (Republican)
1972: Evan Mecham/John Eisenhower (replacing Edward Gurney) (Republican)
1973-1974: John F. Kennedy/Hubert Humphrey (Democratic)
1974-1977: Hubert Humphrey/Robert Morgenthau (Democratic)
1977-1981: Bo Callaway/Bob Dole (Republican)
1976: Hubert Humphrey/George McGovern (Democratic)
1981-1989: Robert Redford/Bob Casey Sr. (Democratic)
1980: Bo Callaway/Bob Dole (Republican)
1984: Bob Dole/Paula Hawkins (Republican)
1989-1993: Bob Casey Sr./Joe Biden (Democratic)
1988: Dan Quayle/John Heinz (Republican)
1993-2001: Newt Gingrich/Lamar Alexander (Republican)
1992: Bob Casey Sr./Joe Biden (Democratic)
1996: George McGovern/Bill Bradley (Democratic)
2001-2009: Bob Casey Jr./Dick Gephardt (Democratic)
2000: Lamar Alexander/John McCain (Republican)
2004: Wayne Allard/John Ensign (Republican)
2009-2017: J.J. Watts/John H. Sununu (Republican)
2008: Joe Leiberman/Amy Klobuchar (Democratic)
2012: Jerry Brown/Tammy Baldwin (Democratic)

 

[Luke_Starkiller]

"Put Me In, Coach: The Goodell Dynasty and American Politics"

1961-1969: Richard Nixon / Walter Judd (Republican)
def. 1960: John F. Kennedy / J. William Fulbright (Democratic); Strom Thurmond / Harry F. Byrd (States' Rights)
def. 1964: Lyndon B. Johnson / Pat Brown (Democratic)
1969-1973: Robert F. Kennedy / Robert McNair (Democratic)
def. 1968: Walter Judd / Winthrop Rockefeller (Republican); George Wallace / Marvin Griffin (American Independent)
1973-1976: Ronald Reagan / Charles Goodell (Republican)
def. 1972: Robert F. Kennedy / Robert McNair (Democratic); George Wallace / John Rarick (American Independent)
1976-1977: Charles Goodell / vacant (Republican)
1977-1981: Charles Goodell / Kit Bond (Republican)
def. 1976: George McGovern / John J. Gilligan (Democratic)
1981-1989: Dale Bumpers / Dick Lamm (Democratic)
def. 1980: Kit Bond / Larry Pressler (Republican)
def. 1984: Pete DuPont / John Warner (Republican)
1989-1997: Bill Clements / Tom Kean (Republican)
def. 1988: Dick Lamm / Pat Leahy (Democratic)
def. 1992: Jim Blanchard / Jerry Brown (Democratic)
1997-2001: Tom Kean / Bob Martinez (Republican)
def. 1996: Erskine Bowles / Harold Washington (Democratic)
2001-2009: John Kerry / Gary Locke (Democratic)
def. 2000: Tom Kean / Bob Martinez (Republican); Pat Buchanan / Bob Smith (Taxpayers')
def. 2004: Pat Buchanan / Pete Coors (Republican)
2009-2017: Roger Goodell / Sam Brownback (Republican)
def. 2008: Joe Biden / Kathleen Blanco (Democratic)
def. 2012: Mark Dayton / Mark Warner (Democratic)
2017-0000: Loretta Sanchez / John Hickenlooper (Democratic)
def. 2016: Sam Brownback / Kelly Ayotte (Republican)

 

[Luke_Starkiller]

"A Bridge Collapsed Before Its Building: The Unlikely Presidency of Barry Goldwater"

1961-1965: John F. Kennedy / Lyndon B. Johnson (Democratic) [1]
def. 1960: Richard M. Nixon / Henry Cabot Lodge (Republican)
1965-1969: Barry Goldwater / William Scranton (Republican) [2]
def. 1964: John F. Kennedy / Terry Sanford (Democratic)
1969-1972: Hubert Humphrey / John Connally (Democratic) [3]
def. 1968: Barry Goldwater / William Scranton (Republican); George Wallace / Lester Maddox (American Peoples')
1972-1973: John Connally / vacant (Democratic) [4]
1973-1977: John Connally / William Proxmire (Democratic)
def. 1972: Nelson Rockefeller / Mark Hatfield (Republican); George Wallace / John Ashbrook (American Peoples'); Eugene McCarthy / Mike Gravel (Peace and Freedom)
1977-1985: James L. Buckley / Jim Rhodes (Republican)
def. 1976: William Proxmire / Fred Harris (Democratic); Pete McCloskey / Patrick Lucey (Independent)
def. 1980: Bronson LaFollette / Lloyd Bentsen (Democratic)
1985-1989: Jerry Brown / Brendan Byrne (Democratic)
def. 1984: Mark Hatfield / Dick Thornburgh (Republican)
1989-1997: Bob Kasten / Pete Wilson (Republican)
def. 1988: Jerry Brown / Brendan Byrne (Democratic)
def. 1992: Bob Kerrey / Henry Cisneros (Democratic)

Spoiler: Footnotes

1. From Late 1963 to Early 1964, shortly after President Kennedy's near-assassination in Dallas, a series of scandals regarding the president and members of his administration erupted into the national news. The first of these would revolve around Vice President Johnson's aide, Bobby Baker, and the counts of bribery and illicit vote-getting he allegedly engaged in. The second would revolve around Attorney General Robert Kennedy's wiretapping of the civil rights leader, Martin Luther King, Jr. As a result of these events, President Kennedy's approval ratings plummeted going into the 1964 election. The American public was of the belief that the government was corrupt and consistently overreaching, which is why, miraculously, Northern liberals joined hands with Southern segregationists and (well, with some very reduced turnout among all factions of the Democratic base) voted Barry Goldwater into office.

2. However, President Goldwater's "maverick streak" did not make the most productive of administrations. The civil rights situation worsened as Goldwater attempted a hands-off approach, which was later reduced to a "brokered peace" between states and black community leaders, which collapsed quickly. Furthermore, despite the economy ticking up, Goldwater's hawkishness abroad nearly brought about a nuclear standoff with China which rattled international markets. Goldwater's experiment did not work out, and the American people turned to Hubert Humphrey.

3. The Humphrey Presidency would be a short lived one, and the reasons for its brevity are buried in its birth. When it came time to select a running mate, Humphrey's team realized that the Northern liberal Republican "protest voters" of 1964 weren't likely to come out for Goldwater again. With the north more or less guaranteed for Humphrey, the team decided the best way to decisively boot Goldwater out was to pick off Democratic-leaning states in the Southwest. The two final choices for Humphrey's running mate were Pat Brown of California and John Connally of Texas, and he ultimately went with the latter. When asked about the decision, then-Senator Humphrey said that he liked both men equally, and that, if he made the wrong choice, he- ironically enough- would have to live with it.

4. And, well, ultimately he didn't. Once in office, decisions made regarding the gold standard, the Vietnam War, and maintaining law and order among the civil rights riots created a sharp divide between the President and his Number Two. After Humphrey was diagnosed with bladder cancer, he began to re-evaluate his choice of successor. However, Connally was incensed by this looming betrayal, and began maneuvering to ensure his re-nomination as Vice President (and, according to some historians, he was behind the short-lived Wallace primary challenge). The stress of having to maneuver both a tumultuous domestic and international stage and fight off the machinations of his own Vice President caused Humphrey to have a heart attack just ahead of the DNC. He faced pressure to resign from office, and sure enough, he did. Connally's schemes and rise to the presidency would be chronicled in Oliver Stone's "House of Cards", where Connally was portrayed by actor Kevin Spacey.

From there on that, things aren't super eventful, aside from the whole "re-evaluation of the gold standard", energy crisis, economic crash, and Arab-Israeli War thing. After Rockefeller gets blown out amidst the four-way 1972 election, the conservative wing of the GOP re-crystallizes around Governor Buckley of New York and Governor Rhodes of Ohio. New Deal Liberalism died with a whimper after Humphrey left office, so the Democrats eventually rally around the pseudo-liberal Jerry Brown. However, his eccentric mannerisms coupled with the farm crisis and 1987 market crash alienated him from "regular Americans", pushing midwestern conservative Bob Kasten into the Oval Office.

 

[X_X]

The Party of Lincoln

35. John F. Kennedy (D-Massachusetts) (1961-1965)
36. John Chafee (R-Rhode Island) (1965-1973)
37. Pete McCloskey (R-California) (1973-1981)
38. Jerry Brown (D-California) (1981-1985)
39. Lowell Weicker (R-Connecticut) (1985-1986)
40. Jim Jeffords (R-Vermont) (1986-1993)
41. John McCain (R-Arizona) (1993-1997)
42. Howard Dean (D-Vermont) (1997-2005)
43. Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) (2005-2013)
44. William Scranton III (R-Pennsylvania) (2013-2021)
45. Lincoln Chafee (R-Rhode Island) (2021-2025)
46. Brian Schweitzer (D-Montana) (2025-2033)

 

[Padric1938]

Nixon in '60
Richard Nixon (R-CA)/Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (R-MA) 1961-1969
Hubert Humphrey (D-MN)/Robert Kennedy (D-MA) 1969-1973
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (R-MA)/George Romney (R-MI) 1973-1981
Henry Jackson (D-WA)/Jimmy Carter (D-GA) 1981-1985
George H. W. Bush (R-TX)/Howard Baker (R-TN) 1985-1989
Jerry Brown (D-CA)/Dick Gephardt (D-MO) 1989-1997
Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL)/George W. Bush (R-TX) 1997-2005
Bill Bradley (D-NJ)/John Edwards (D-NC) 2005-2009
Mitt Romney (R-MA)/Norm Coleman (R-MN) 2009-2013
Howard Dean (D-VT)/Al Franken (D-MN) 2013-2021

 

[Chapman]

Somewhere, in a parallel universe...

1977-1985: Gregory Peck (D-CA)/Ted Kennedy (D-MA)
Def. 1976 Gerald R. Ford (R-MI)/Bob Dole (R-KS)
Def. 1980 Bob Dole (R-KS)/Anne Armstrong (R-TX)
1985-1989: Ted Kennedy (D-MA)/John Glenn (D-OH)
Def. 1984 Lamar Alexander (R-TN)/Paul Laxalt (R-NV)
1989-1997: Carroll A. Campbell, Jr. (R-SC)/John McCain (R-AZ)
Def. 1988 Ted Kennedy (D-MA)/John Glenn (D-OH)
Def. 1992 Lloyd Bentsen (D-TX)/Bill Bradley (D-NJ)
1997-2005: Joseph P. Kennedy II (D-MA)/Dick Gephardt (D-MO)
Def. 1996 John McCain (R-AZ)/Arlen Specter (R-PA)
Def. 2000 John Kasich (R-OH)/Bill Frist (R-TN)
2005-2013: Michael S. Steele (R-MD)/Lindsey Graham (R-SC)
Def. 2004 Tom Daschle (D-SD)/Nancy Pelosi (D-CA)
Def. 2008 Andrew Cuomo (D-NY)/Tim Ryan (R-OH)
2013-20??: Mark Cuban (D-TX)/Rod Blagojevich (D-IL)
Def. 2012 Carly Fiorina (R-CA)/Charlie Crist (R-FL)

 

[Tory1867]

Canada since 1978

16. Claude Wagner (1978)
17. Flora MacDonald (1978-1980)
(15). Pierre Trudeau (1980-1984)
18. John Evans (1984)
(17). Flora MacDonald (1984-1992)
19. Jean Charest (1992-1993)
20. Jean Chrétien (1993-2001)
21. Paul Martin (2001-2006)
22. John Tory (2006-2015)
23. Justin Trudeau (2015-2020)
24. Rona Ambrose (2020-)

 

[PNWKing]

Ed Muskie/Jimmy Carter (1977-1981)
Bob Dole/Howard Baker (1981-1989)
Al Gore Jr./W. Jefferson Clinton (1989-1997)
Pierre "Pete" DuPont/Lamar Alexander (1997-2005)
John Kerry/Howard Dean (2005-2009)
John S. McCain III/Lindsey Graham (2009-2017)
Chet Edwards/Lisa Brown (2017-)