List of Alternate Presidents and PMs II

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1970-1974 Harold Wilson (Labour)
1970 def. Edward Heath (Conservative), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
1974-1977 Michael Foot (Labour)
1975 def. Margaret Thatcher (Conservative), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
1977-1984 William Whitelaw (Conservative)
1977 def. Michael Foot (Labour), John Pardoe (Liberal)
1982 def. Denis Healey (Labour), John Pardoe (Liberal)

1984-1986 Leon Brittan (Conservative)
1986-1994 John Smith (Labour)

1986 def. Leon Brittan (Conservative), John Pardoe (Liberal)
1991) def. John Biffen (Conservative), John Pardoe (Liberal)

1994-2000 Mo Mowlam (Labour)
1996 def. Edwina Currie (Conservative), Elizabeth Lynne (Liberal)
2000-2011 Michael Fallon (Conservative)
2000 def. Mo Mowlam (Labour), Elizabeth Lynne (Liberal)
2005 def. Robin Cook (Labour), Lembit Öpik (Liberal)
2010 def. Emily Thornberry (Labour), Lembit Öpik (Liberal)

2011-2014 Theresa May (Conservative)
2014-202x Owen Smith (Labour)

2014 def. Theresa May (Conservative), Nick Clegg (Liberal)
2019 def. Liam Fox (Conservative), Nick Clegg (Liberal)
 
Ford is assassinated in 1975
Vice President Gerald Ford (R-MI)/Vacant 1974-1974
President Gerald Ford (R-MI)/Former Governor Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY) 1974-1975
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)/Vacant 1975-1976

President Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)/Secretary of War Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL) 1976-1981
1976 def. Governor Jimmy Carter (D-GA)/Senator Walter Mondale (D-MN)
Senator Fred Harris (D-OK)/Former Ambassador Sargent Shriver (D-MD) 1981-1989
1980 def. President Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)/Vice President Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL)
1984 def. Representative John Anderson (R-IL)/Senator Howard Baker (R-TN) Governor Ronald Reagan (I-CA)/Senator Paul Laxalt (I-NV)

Former Vice President Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL)/Former Director of Central Intelligence George H.W. Bush (R-TX) 1989-1997
1988 def. Senator Gary Hart (D-CO)/Secretary of Interior Dick Gephardt (D-MO)
1992 def.
Former Secretary of Agriculture Bill Clinton (D-AR)/Governor Micheal Dukakis (D-MA)
Secretary of State Dick Cheney (R-WY)/Secretary of Commerce Ross Perot (R-TX) 1997-2001
1996 def. Senator Paul Tsongas (D-MA)/Governor Bob Kerrey (D-NE)
Senator Paul Wellstone (D-MN)/Governor Howard Dean (D-VT) 2001-2009

2000 def. President Dick Cheney (R-WY)/Vice President Ross Perot (R-TX)
2004 def. Senator John McCain (R-AZ)/Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT)

Governor Jeb Bush (R-FL)/Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R-NY) 2009-2017
2008 def. Vice President Howard Dean (D-VT)/Senator John Edwards (D-NC)
2012 def. Governor Lincoln Chaffee (D-RE)/Senator Jim Webb (D-VA)

Former Secretary of Interior Joe Biden (D-DL)/Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) 2017-2021
2016 def. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL)/Former Surgeon Ben Carson (R-MI) Businessman Donald Trump (I-NY)/Former Vice President Rudy Giuliani (I-NY)
Governor Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Governor Nikki Haley (R-SC) 2021-
2020 def. President Joe Biden (D-DL)/Vice President Cory Booker (D-NJ)
2024 Election:
President Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Vice President Nikki Haley (R-SC) 45.7% Polling
Representative Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI)/Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) 46.1% Polling
Former Governor Mike Pence (I-IN)/Former General Stanley McChrystal (I-KS) 4.6% Polling
 
«Сальвадор» — «Вьетнам» по Испанский

1964-1981: Л. И. Брежнев
1981-1985: Д. Ф. Устинов
1985-1987: А. А. Громыко
1987-1988: Н. И. Рыжков
1988-1988: disputed
1988-1990: Б. К. Пуго
1990-: Г. А. Алиев

A modern Soviet historian might conclude that American President Henry M. Jackson's decision to commit servicemen to fighting leftist rebels in the tiny Central American nation of El Salvador saved the Soviet Union. This is in keeping with what we might judge; however, that historian would make that conclusion for different reasons.
A bellicose American foreign policy revitalized the Soviet hardline position that cooperation with the West was undesirable and substantively impossible, the story goes. As Brezhnev's gerontocratic government proceeded in its monotonous way, events overseas gave the ideologues fresh energy, and to a lesser extent discredited those painted as pro-Western. If fears that Afghanistan would become another quagmire occupied the upper echelons of the government, at least giving the new government a freer hand seemed to work out reasonably well, and the arrival of an "Islamic socialist" government in Iran (in actual fact, a shaky coalition of Islamists and socialists) made the "friendship of nations" look more and more viable and Soviet foreign policy look more and more successful. As Leonid Brezhnev made his slow journey, first in mind and then in body, to the Kremlin Wall Necropolis, the two leading candidates to succeed him, and two of the unofficial troika who led the government (Andropov's star had fallen significantly after a badly botched attempt to crack down on corruption threatened patronage networks in many of the outlying republics), were hatching a deal.
After Brezhnev's death in 1981, Dmitriy Ustinov - the hero of Soviet industry during the Great Patriotic War, then the "Uncle Mitya" of its defense industry - was quickly elected to succeed him. Ustinov was barely younger than Brezhnev, but far more vigorous. Sometimes called the "Last Stalinist", Ustinov is best known for his determination to compete with the West and his efforts to modernize Soviet industry to do it, including new investments in computer technology both to improve the quality of central planning decisions and to compete with the West and East alike. As newly-elected American President Bob Dole inveighed against "Democrat wars" and sought a new détente, Ustinov sought (with some success) to bring the Iron Curtain westward and retrench the Soviet puppets in the East and Global South.
Nothing lasts forever, and Dmitriy Ustinov had already passed his threescore and ten when he ascended to leadership. His right-hand man, Andrey Gromyko, "Grim Grom" to Westerners who remembered his tenure at the UN, took the helm. Gromyko's skepticism of the West led him to draw inward from Ustinov's moderate internationalism, and his lack of vision led to fears of a return to governmental stagnation. Still, his replacement by reformist Nikolay Ryzhkov was hardly a universal source of happiness. Indeed, fears that Ryzhkov's ever-closer relationship with the capitalist West foretold market infiltration led to a shocking power struggle that led to shockwaves around the world. Behind the scenes, a whirlwind of power struggles governed the Soviet Union with Pugo as its nominal leader.
In the final accounting, Boris Pugo may have saved the Soviet system, but he was not a strong enough figure to rationalize it, nor did he have any real ideas on what to do with it. Many hope that Heydar Aliyev's "Polite Coup" will restore that vitality and sense of purpose, but many others fear that he will be just another strongman. Only time will tell.
 
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Ford is assassinated in 1975
Vice President Gerald Ford (R-MI)/Vacant 1974-1974
President Gerald Ford (R-MI)/Former Governor Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY) 1974-1975
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)/Vacant 1975-1976

President Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)/Secretary of War Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL) 1976-1981
1976 def. Governor Jimmy Carter (D-GA)/Senator Walter Mondale (D-MN)
Senator Fred Harris (D-OK)/Former Ambassador Sargent Shriver (D-MD) 1981-1989
1980 def. President Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY)/Vice President Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL)
1984 def. Representative John Anderson (R-IL)/Senator Howard Baker (R-TN) Governor Ronald Reagan (I-CA)/Senator Paul Laxalt (I-NV)

Former Vice President Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL)/Former Director of Central Intelligence George H.W. Bush (R-TX) 1989-1997
1988 def. Senator Gary Hart (D-CO)/Secretary of Interior Dick Gephardt (D-MO)
1992 def.
Former Secretary of Agriculture Bill Clinton (D-AR)/Governor Micheal Dukakis (D-MA)
Secretary of State Dick Cheney (R-WY)/Secretary of Commerce Ross Perot (R-TX) 1997-2001
1996 def. Senator Paul Tsongas (D-MA)/Governor Bob Kerrey (D-NE)

Senator Paul Wellstone (D-MN)/Governor Howard Dean (D-VT) 2001-2009
2000 def. President Dick Cheney (R-WY)/Vice President Ross Perot (R-TX)
2004 def. Senator John McCain (R-AZ)/Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT)

Governor Jeb Bush (R-FL)/Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R-NY) 2009-2017
2008 def. Vice President Howard Dean (D-VT)/Senator John Edwards (D-NC)
2012 def. Governor Lincoln Chaffee (D-RE)/Senator Jim Webb (D-VA)

Former Secretary of Interior Joe Biden (D-DL)/Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) 2017-2021
2016 def. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL)/Former Surgeon Ben Carson (R-MI) Businessman Donald Trump (I-NY)/Former Vice President Rudy Giuliani (I-NY)
Governor Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Governor Nikki Haley (R-SC) 2021-
2020 def. President Joe Biden (D-DL)/Vice President Cory Booker (D-NJ)
2024 Election:
President Charlie Baker (R-MA)/Vice President Nikki Haley (R-SC) 45.7% Polling
Representative Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI)/Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) 46.1% Polling
Former Governor Mike Pence (I-IN)/Former General Stanley McChrystal (I-KS) 4.6% Polling
Looks like the second generation of Rockefeller-ites control the Republican party. Therefore, movement conservatives (Reagan faction) have to run for POTUS as independents.
 
«Сальвадор» — «Вьетнам» по Испанский

1964-1981: Л. И. Брежнев
1981-1985: Д. Ф. Устинов
1985-1987: А. А. Громыко
1987-1988: Н. И. Рыжков
1988-1988: disputed
1988-1990: Б. К. Пуго
1990-: Г. А. Алиев

A modern Soviet historian might conclude that American President Henry M. Jackson's decision to commit servicemen to fighting leftist rebels in the tiny Central American nation of El Salvador saved the Soviet Union. This is in keeping with what we might judge; however, that historian would make that conclusion for different reasons.
A bellicose American foreign policy revitalized the Soviet hardline position that cooperation with the West was undesirable and substantively impossible, the story goes. As Brezhnev's gerontocratic government proceeded in its monotonous way, events overseas gave the ideologues fresh energy, and to a lesser extent discredited those painted as pro-Western. If fears that Afghanistan would become another quagmire occupied the upper echelons of the government, at least giving the new government a freer hand seemed to work out reasonably well, and the arrival of an "Islamic socialist" government in Iran (in actual fact, a shaky coalition of Islamists and socialists) made the "friendship of nations" look more and more viable and Soviet foreign policy look more and more successful. As Leonid Brezhnev made his slow journey, first in mind and then in body, to the Kremlin Wall Necropolis, the two leading candidates to succeed him, and two of the unofficial troika who led the government (Andropov's star had fallen significantly after a badly botched attempt to crack down on corruption threatened patronage networks in many of the outlying republics), were hatching a deal.
After Brezhnev's death in 1981, Dmitriy Ustinov - the hero of Soviet industry during the Great Patriotic War, then the "Uncle Mitya" of its defense industry - was quickly elected to succeed him. Ustinov was barely younger than Brezhnev, but far more vigorous. Sometimes called the "Last Stalinist", Ustinov is best known for his determination to compete with the West and his efforts to modernize Soviet industry to do it, including new investments in computer technology both to improve the quality of central planning decisions and to compete with the West and East alike. As newly-elected American President Bob Dole inveighed against "Democrat wars" and sought a new détente, Ustinov sought (with some success) to bring the Iron Curtain westward and retrench the Soviet puppets in the East and Global South.
Nothing lasts forever, and Dmitriy Ustinov had already passed his threescore and ten when he ascended to leadership. His right-hand man, Andrey Gromyko, "Grim Grom" to Westerners who remembered his tenure at the UN, took the helm. Gromyko's skepticism of the West led him to draw inward from Ustinov's moderate internationalism, and his lack of vision led to fears of a return to governmental stagnation. Still, his replacement by reformist Nikolay Ryzhkov was hardly a universal source of happiness. Indeed, fears that Ryzhkov's ever-closer relationship with the capitalist West foretold market infiltration led to a shocking power struggle that led to shockwaves around the world. Behind the scenes, a whirlwind of power struggles governed the Soviet Union with Pugo as its nominal leader.
In the final accounting, Boris Pugo may have saved the Soviet system, but he was not a strong enough figure to rationalize it, nor did he have any real ideas on what to do with it. Many hope that Heydar Aliyev's "Polite Coup" will restore that vitality and sense of purpose, but many others fear that he will be just another strongman. Only time will tell.
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Rally around the family (Unless you're a Minority)
Senator John F. Kennedy (D-MA)/Governor Micheal DiSalle (D-OH) 1961-1965
1960 def. Vice President Richard Nixon (R-CA)/Former Senator Henry C. Lodge Jr. (R-MA)
Senator Barry Goldwater (R-AZ)/Former Governor John D. Lodge (R-CT) 1965-1973
1964 def. President John F. Kennedy (D-MA)/Vice President Micheal DiSalle (D-OH)
1968 def.
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson (D-TX)/Eugene McCarthy (D-MN)
Former Governor George Wallace (D-AL)/Representative Wilbur Mills (D-AR) 1973-1981
1972 def. Vice President John D. Lodge (R-CT)/Representative Gerald Ford (R-MI) Senator Hubert Humphrey (P-MN)/Senator George McGovern (P-SD)

1976 def. Senator Bill Brock (R-TN)/Ambassador Elliot Richardson (R-MA) Senator Fred Harris (P-OK)/Ambassador Sargent Shriver (P-MD)
Senator Strom Thurmond (I-SC)/Senator Harry F. Bryd Jr. (I-VA) 1981-1989
1980 def. Senator Bob Dole (R-KS)/Senator Howard Baker (R-TN) Reverend Jesse Jackson (P-MD)/Representative Chris Dodd (P-CT) Senator Scoop Jackson (D-WA)/Governor Jimmy Carter (D-GA)
1984 def. Former DCI George H.W. Bush (R-TX)/Representative John Anderson (R-IL) Senator Walter Mondale (D-MN)/Senator Bill Bradley (P-NJ)

Governor Lee Atwater (R-SC)/Representative David Duke (I-LA) 1989-1994
1988 def. Senator Gary Hart (DP-CO)/Governor Micheal Dukakis (DP-MA)
1992 def. Former Governor Jerry Brown (DP-CA)/Former Senator Al Gore (DP-TN)

Vice President David Duke (I-LA)/Vacant 1994-1995
President David Duke (KKP-LA)/(Position Abolished) 1995-2007

(Overthrown)
Leaders of the New American Republic:

Comrade General Noam Chomsky (P-PA)/Interim President Bernald Sanders (P-VT) 2007-2009

Vice President Bernald Sanders (P-VT)/Comrade Secretary Dan La Botz (P-IL) 2009-2011
2009 def. Labor Unionist Elizabeth Warren (NA-MA)/Reverend Al Sharpton (NA)
Revolutionary Zack De La Rocha (A-CA)/Comrade General Eric R. Boucher (A-CO) 2011-
2011 def. Vice President Dan La Botz (P-IL)/Chairman Barack Obama (P-IL)
2013 def. Comrade General Tulsi Gabbard (E-HI)/Chairwomen Nancy Pelosi (E-CA) Revolutionary Lyndon LaRouche (P-NH)/Chairman Sam Webb (P-ME)
2015 def. Chairman Barack Obama (NR-IL)/Revolutionary Lyndon LaRouche (NR-NH)
2017 def. Micheal Render (NE-GA)/Labour Unionist Winona LaDuke (NE-MA) Chairman Cenk Uygur (AJ-CA)/Chairwoman Ana Kasparian (AJ-CA)
2019 def. Former President Bernald Sanders (NP-VT)/Chairman Cornel West (NP-CA) Lawyer Matt Breunig (AJ-MA)/Columnist Bhaskar Sunkara (AJ-NY)
 
I don't know if anyone ever put up a list here of @Nofix : TLIAW(II):A Rigged Deck, for a Rigged System, but I went ahead and reread the TL and made a list. I highly recommend people to go and read it as it's pretty good. If people are interested enough, I may put the effort in and put in footnotes for each of the presidents.

I tried my best to follow @Osk 's format for when he made his list for his amazing election game as I always found it to be very aesthetically pleasing. Anyway, hope you all enjoy.

A Rigged Deck

1789-1797: George Washington (I-VA)/John Adams (I-MA)
def. 1788: unanimous election
def. 1792: unanimous election

1797-1801: Thomas Jefferson (R-VA)/John Adams (F-MA)
def. 1796: /Aaron Burr (R-NY), /Thomas Pinckney (F-SC)
1801-1805: John Adams (F-MA)/Charles C. Pinckney (F-SC)
def. 1800: Thomas Jefferson (R-VA)/????, Aaron Burr (R-NY)/????
1805-1809: Charles C. Pinckney (F-SC)/James Madison (R-VA)
def. 1804: /Stephen Van Rensselaer (F-NY), /Levi Lincoln Jr. (R-MA)
1809-1813: Charles C. Pinckney (F-SC)/Rufus King (F-MA)
def. 1808: an assortment of candidates
1813-1817: DeWitt Clinton (R-NY)/John Quincy Adams (NF-MA)
def. 1812: /????, Rufus King (NF-NY)/, James Madison (SF-VA)/????
1817-1819: James Monroe (W-VA)/Levi Lincoln Sr. (W-MA)
def. 1816: John Quincy Adams (F-MA)/????
1819-1821: James Monroe (W-VA)/vacant

1821-1825: John Quincy Adams (F-MA)/Richard Stockton (F-NJ)
def. 1820: James Monroe (W-VA)/Levi Lincoln Jr. (W-MA)
1825-1829: John Quincy Adams (F-MA)/Henry Clay (F-KY)
def. 1824: ????
1829-1832: Andrew Jackson (W-TN) /William Wirt (W-MD)
def. 1828: Henry Clay (F-KY)/????
A. 1832-1833: William Wirt (W-MD)

1833-1837: William Wirt (W-MD)/Thomas Hart Benton (W/MI)
def. 1832: Daniel Webster (F-MA)/????
1837-1841: Hugh Lawson White (W-TN)/Martin Van Buren (W-NY)
def. 1836: Daniel Webster (F-MA)/????
1841-1845: Martin Van Buren (W-NY)/John Tyler (W-VA)
def.1840: William Henry Harrison (F-OH)/????
1845-1849: Henry Clay (F-KY)/Daniel Webster (F-MA)
def. 1844: Martin Van Buren (W-NY)/John Tyler (W-VA)
1849-1853: Martin Van Buren (W-NY)/Lewis Cass (W-MI)
def. 1848: Daniel Webster (F-MA)/????
1853-1857: Winfield Scott (F-VA)/John P. Hale (F-NH)
def. 1852: George Troup (W-GA)/????
1857-1861: James Buchanan (F-PN)/John Bell (F-TN)
def. 1856: Millard Fillmore (W-NY)/????, George Law (A-NY)/????
1861-1869: Abraham Lincoln (F-IL)/John Bell (F-TN)
def. 1860: John C. Breckinridge (W-KY)/Hershel V. Johnson (W-GA), James Buchanan (F-PN)
def. 1864: Andrew Johnson (W-TN)/Stephen Douglas (W-IL)

1869-1870: Horatio Seymour (F-NY) /Francis Preston Blair Jr. (F-MI)
def. 1868: ????
A. 1870-1871: David Davis (F-IL)

1871-1873: David Davis (F/R-IL)/Thomas A. Hendricks (F-IN)
1873-1877: Thomas A. Hendricks (F-IN)/Benjamin Gratz Brown (F-MI)
def. 1872: David Davis (R-IL)/????
1877-1881: Green Clay Smith (R-HS)/William Allen (R-OH)
def. 1876: Thomas A. Hendricks (F-IN)/Benjamin Gratz Brown (F-MI)
1881-1882: Winfield Scott Hancock (F-PA) /Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar II (F-GA)
def. 1880: Green Clay Smith (R-HS)/William Allen (R-OH)
A. 1882-1883: Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar II (F- GA)Î
A. 1883-1885: Chester Alan Arthur (F-NY)

1885-1889: Benjamin Franklin Butler (R-MA)/Alston Steeter (R-IL)
def. 1884: James G. Blaine (F-MN)/????, Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar II (TW-GA)/????
1889-1891: Benjamin Harrison (F-OH)/George Washington Custis Lee (F-VA)®
def. 1888: James Baird Weaver (R-IW)/????
1891-1893: Benjamin Harrison (F-OH)/vacant
1893-1897: James Baird Weaver (R-IW)/ William A. Poynter (R-NE)
def. 1892: Benjamin Harrison (F-OH)/????, Benjamin Tillman (TW-SC)/????
1897-1905: William Jennings Bryan (R-NE)/Thomas Edward Watson (R-GA)
def. 1896: Robert Todd Lincoln (F-IL)/????
def. 1900: Theodore Roosevelt (F-NY)/????

1905-1909: Theodore Roosevelt (F-NY)/William Howard Taft (F-OH)
def. 1904: Eugene Victor Debs (R-IN)/????
1909-1913: Eugene Victor Debs (R-IN)/Robert Marion La Follette Sr. (R-WI)
def. 1908: Theodore Roosevelt (F-NY)/William Howard Taft (F-OH)
1913-1916: Theodore Roosevelt (F-NY)/Thomas Woodrow Wilson (F-VA)®
def. 1912: Eugene Victor Debs (R-IN)/ Robert Marion La Follette Sr. (R-WI)
1916-1917: Theodore Roosevelt (F-NY)/vacant
1917-1921: Charles Evan Hughes (F-NY)/John Milliken Parker (F-OR)
def. 1916: Theodore Roosevelt (RF-NY)/????, Eugene Victor Debs (R-IN)????
1921-1923: Eugene Victor Debs (R-IN) /Parley Parker Christensen (R-UT)
def. 1920: James Cox (F-OH)/????
A. 1923-1925: Parley Parker Christensen (R-UT)

1925-1929: Robert Marion La Follette Sr. (R-WI)/Charles Wayland Bryan (R-NE)
def. 1924: ????
1929-1933: Herbert Hoover (F-CA)/John Nance Garner (F-TJ)
def 1928:. Robert Marion La Follette Sr. (R-WI)/Charles Wayland Bryan (R-NE)
1933-1937: Herbert Hoover (F-CA)/Alf Landon (F-KA)
def. 1932: Robert Marion La Follette Jr. (R-WI)/????
1937-1945: Franklin Delano Roosevelt (F-NY)/Alben William Barkley (R-KY)
def. 1936: ????
def. 1940: ????

1945-1953: Norman Thomas (R-NY)/ Jeannette Rankin (R-AB)
def. 1944: ????
def. 1948:????

1953-1957: Douglas MacArthur (F-AR)/Adlai Stevenson II (F-IL)
def. 1952: Jeannette Rankin (R-AB)/????
1957-1963: Adlai Stevenson II (F-IL)/Richard Milhous Nixon (F-CA)
def. 1956: Jeannette Rankin (R-AB)/????
1961-1965: Richard Milhous Nixon (F-CA)/Joseph Patrick Kennedy Jr. (F-NY)
def. 1960: Pat Brown (R-CA)/Estes Kefauver (R-TN)
1965-1969: Lyndon Baines Johnson (R-TJ)/Wayne Morse (R-SH)
def. 1964: Richard Milhous Nixon (F-CA)/Joseph Patrick Kennedy Jr. (F-NY)
1969-1973: Richard Milhous Nixon (F-CA)/Nelson Rockefeller (F-NY)
def. 1968: Lyndon Baines Johnson (R-TJ)/Wayne Morse (R-SH)
1973-1977: George Stanley McGovern (R-DA)/Warren Magnuson (R-OR)
def. 1972: ????
1977-1985: James Earl Carter (R-GA)/Walter Mondale (R-MI)
def. 1976: Gerald Ford (F-MI)/????
def. 1980: Gerald Ford (F-MI)/????

1985-1989: Walter Mondale (R-MI)/Gary Warren Hartpence (R-CO)
def. 1984: ????
1989-1993: George Herbert Walker Bush (F-TJ)/ John Forbes Kerry (F-MA)
def. 1988: Walter Mondale (R-MI)/Gary Warren Hartpence (R-CO)
1993-2001 Henry Ross Perot (R-TJ)/Hubert Horatio Humphrey III(R-MI)
def. 1992: George Herbert Walker Bush (F-TJ)/ John Forbes Kerry (F-MA)
def. 1996: George Herbert Walker Bush (F-TJ)/????

2001-2005: Ralph Nader (R-CT)/ Albert Arnold "Al" Gore, Jr. (R-CT)
def. 2000: George W. Bush (F-TJ)/????
2005-2009: John Forbes Kerry (F-MA)/James Richard Perry (F-TJ)
def. 2004: Albert Arnold “Al” Gore Jr. (R-CT)/????, Ralph Nader (RR-CT)/????
2009-2013: John Sidney McCain III (F-CA)/Joseph Isadore Lieberman (F-CT)
def. 2008: Gary Johnson (R-CO)/????
2013-20??: Gary Johnson (R-CO)/ Jill Ellen Stein (R-MA)
def. 2012: Bill Richardson (F-CO)/????

Underline - Indicates someone who was elected
Italic No Underline -
Assumed presidency
- died in office
Î - impeached
® - resigned
A - Acting President
 
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Ethan P

Banned
One-Term Wonders: 2004-Now (2032)
2005-2009: Senator John Kerry/Representative Dick Gephardt
(def. President George Bush/ VP Dick Cheney)
2009-2013: Governor Mitt Romney/Senator John McCain (def. President John Kerry/VP Dick Gephardt)
2013-2017: Senator Bill Nelson/Governor Ted Strickland (def. President Mitt Romney/VP John McCain)
2017-2021: Former UN Ambassador Condolezza Rice/Senator Paul Ryan (def. President Bill Nelson/VP Ted Strickland)
2021-2025: Governor John Edwards/Governor Gabby Giffords (def. President Condolezza Rice/VP Paul Ryan)
2025-2029: Senator Martin Heinrich/Governor Kamala Harris (def. Senator Dean Heller/Senator Josh Romney)
2029-2033: Senator Nikki Haley/Governor Sean Duffy (lost popular vote) (def. President Martin Heinrich/VP Kamala Harris)

2032: Former President Martin Heinrich/Senator Cal Cunningham vs President Nikki Haley/VP Sean Duffy
 

Qaz_plm

Banned
1979-1982:Margaret Thatcher(Conservative)
1979:James Callaghan(Labour),David Steel(Liberal)
1982-1983:Nigel Lawson(Conservative)
1983-1986:Michael Foot(Labour)
1983(Coalition with SDP and Liberals):Nigel Lawson(Conservative)
1984(Majority):Bill Rodgers(SDP) ,David Steel(Liberal),Cecil Parkinson(Conservative)

1986-1992:Peter Shore(Labour)
1986:Norman Tebbit(Conservative),Shirley Williams(SDP),David Steel(Liberal)
1992-1997:Virginia Bottomley(Conservative)
1992:Peter Shore(Labour),Alan Beith(SLDP) ,Paul McCartney (Natural Law)
1997-2003:Jack Straw(Labour)
1997:Virginia Bottomley(Conservative),Alan Beith(SLDP)
2001:Ken Clarke(Conservative),Simon Hughes(SLDP),Nigel Farage(Destory the BBC!)

2003-2008:David Davis(Conservative)
2003:Jack Straw(Labour),Simon Hughes(SLDP),
2005:Gordon Brown(Labour),Norman Lamb(SLDP)

2008-2016:Andy Burnham(Labour)
2008:David Davis(Conservative),Norman Lamb(SLDP)Leanne Wood(Plaid Cymru)
2013:Liam Fox(Conservative),Vince Cable(SLDP),Adam Price(Plaid Cymru),Ann Widdecombe(A future for Britian) ,George Galloway(Change UK),Nigel Marvin(Green)

2016-2018:Yvette Cooper(Labour)
2018-????:Alan Duncan(Conservative)
2018:Yvette Cooper(Labour),Vince Cable(SLDP),Nigel Marvin(Green)
 
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President Dukakis

1989-1993: Gov. Michael Dukakis MA / Sen. Lloyd Bentsen TX

Def 1988: VP. George H. W. Bush TX /Sen. Dan Quayle IN

1993-2001: Fmr VP. George H. W. Bush TX / Sen. Bob Dole KS
Def 1992: Pres. Michael Dukakis MA / VP. Lloyd Bentsen TX
Def 1996: Sen. Al Gore TN / Fmr Gov. Jerry Brown CA

2001-2009: Fmr Gov. Bill Clinton AR / Sen. Jay Rockefeller WV
Def 2000: Sen. John McCain AZ / Gov. Tom Ridge PA
Def 2004: Fmr Gov. George W. Bush TX / Sen. Bill Frist TN

2009-2013: Fmr Gov. Mitt Romney MA / Sen. John Thune SD
Def 2008: Sen. John Kerry MA / Sen. Evan Bayh IN

2013-2017: Sen. Barack Obama IL / Sen. Joe Biden DE
Def 2012: Pres. Mitt Romney MA / VP. John Thune SD

2017-Present: Pres. Barack Obama IL / Gov. Hillary Clinton NY
Def 2016: Fmr VP. John Thune SD / Sen. Lindsey Graham SC

Senate Control:
1989-1993: Democratic
1993-1995: Republican
1995-1997: Democratic
1997-2001: Republican
2001-2003: Democratic
2003-2005: Republican
2005-2007: Democratic
2007-2011: Republican
2011-2019: Democratic
2019-Present: Republican

House of Representatives Control:
1989-1993:
Democratic
1993-1995: Republican
1995-2003: Democratic
2003-2005: Republican
2005-2007: Democratic
2007-2011: Republican
2011-2015: Democratic
2015-2017: Republican
2017-2019: Democratic
2019-Present: Republican
 
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Reagan in 1968

1969-1977: Gov. Ronald Reagan CA / Sen. John Tower TX

Def: 1968: VP. Hubert Humphrey MN / Sen. Edmund Munskie ME , Gov. George Wallace AL / Gen. Curtis LeMay CA
Def: 1972: Sen. George McGovern SD / Fmr Amb. Sargent Shriver MD

1977-1981: Minority Leader. Gerald Ford MI / Sen. Bob Dole KS
Def: 1976: Gov. Jerry Brown CA / Sen. Robert Byrd WV

1981-1984: Fmr Gov. Jimmy Carter GA / Sen. Frank Church ID
Def 1980: Pres. Gerald Ford MI / VP. Bob Dole KS

1984-1985: Pres. Jimmy Carter GA / Vacent

1985-1989: Pres. Jimmy Carter / Sen. Lloyd Bentsen TX
Def 1984: Fmr VP. Bob Dole KS / Gov. James R. Thompson IL

1989-1997: VP. Lloyd Bentsen TX / Gov. Michael Dukakis MA
Def 1988: Rep. Jack Kemp NY / Fmr Sen. Paul Laxalt NV
Def 1992: Mr Pat Buchanan VA / Fmr Rep. Jack Kemp NY

1997-2005: Sen. John McCain AZ / Fmr Gov. Lamar Alexander TN
Def 1996: VP. Michael Dukakis MA / Sen. Bob Graham FL
Def 2000: Sen. Al Gore TN / Sen. Evan Bayh IN

2005-2009: VP. Lamar Alexander TN / Rep. John Kasich OH
Def 2004: Gen. Wesley Clark AR / Sen. Dianne Feinstein CA

2009-2017: Sen. Barack Obama IL / Sen. Joe Biden DE
Def 2008: Pres. Lamar Alexander TN / VP. John Kasich OH
Def 2012: Fmr VP. John Kasich OH / Sen. Olympia Snowe ME

2017-Present: VP. Joe Biden DE / Fmr Rep. Gabby Giffords AZ
Def 2016: Mr. Donald Trump NY / Gov. Chris Christie NJ

Senate Control:
1969-1983:
Democratic
1983-1989: Republican
1989-1991: Democratic
1991-2003: Republican
2003-2015: Democratic
2015-2017: Republican
2017-2019: Democratic
2019-Present: Republican

House Control:
1969-1973:
Democratic
1973-1975: Republican
1975-1991: Democratic
1991-2005: Republican
2005-2011: Democratic
2011-2013: Republican
2013-2015: Democratic
2015-Present: Republican
 
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@EYates I don't see Bush taking a guy as his running mate who was an unsuccessful candidate for VP previously. Also, why does Obama change VPs?
So as to Bush it isn’t Bush rather Pat Buchanan. And Obama changes VP as Biden wants to spend time with his family following his sons death and thus does not want to serve a second term as VP. It similar as to why he didn’t run for the nomination in 2016 in our time line.
 
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