Butterflies are a wonderful thing, though I should have been more clear on certain things. Muldoon's views are more his OTL views combined with deregulation. This is one of the key factors. Full-on monaterism (in the OTL Reaganite sense) has only been adopted by certain elements in the UK Conservative party, the Don Chipp faction in Australia, the American Liberty Conservatives, and Japan's Minseito. The premier conservative economic rage in the late sixties, early-seventies is deregulation.Having reread the NZ update, I'm still not sold on whether Muldoonlove
New Deal Coalition Retained: A Sixth Party System Wikibox Timeline
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Breaking News.
Congressman Roy Cohn has chosen not to end his campaign for the Presidency despite losing the Michigan Primary - largely considered a make or break state for his candidacy, the loss deals a large blow to seeking the Republican nomination according to experts. Finishing third place behind Governor John Volpe of Massachusetts and Senator Pete McCloskey of California, Cohn reportedly remains upbeat about his chances in the remaining primary states.
"We're doing well," Cohn press aide Theodore Bundy told the Times. "We have the New York Primary coming up, and Cohn is well liked in New York. That's a huge block of delegates that'll give us large leverage in the Convention. Remember, Lyndon Johnson lost most of the primaries to Kennedy in 1960 and still took the nomination."
Cohn is reportedly taking a day to rest and recuperate in his Upper East Side penthouse with his wife, Elizabeth Taylor, before hitting the campaign trail once more.
April 11, 1972
Breaking News.
Congressman Roy Cohn has chosen not to end his campaign for the Presidency despite losing the Michigan Primary - largely considered a make or break state for his candidacy, the loss deals a large blow to seeking the Republican nomination according to experts. Finishing third place behind Governor John Volpe of Massachusetts and Senator Pete McCloskey of California, Cohn reportedly remains upbeat about his chances in the remaining primary states.
"We're doing well," Cohn press aide Theodore Bundy told the Times. "We have the New York Primary coming up, and Cohn is well liked in New York. That's a huge block of delegates that'll give us large leverage in the Convention. Remember, Lyndon Johnson lost most of the primaries to Kennedy in 1960 and still took the nomination."
Cohn is reportedly taking a day to rest and recuperate in his Upper East Side penthouse with his wife, Elizabeth Taylor, before hitting the campaign trail once more.
April 11, 1972
I'm not sure how to make maps. If you would like to then I'd love it!
Richard Nixon / Nelson Rockefeller (Republican) - 307 electoral votes
Lyndon B. Johnson / Wayne Morse (Democratic) - 210 electoral votes
Unpledged Electors - 8 electoral votes
John F. Kennedy / Stuart Symington (Democratic) - 332 electoral votes
Nelson Rockefeller / Thomas Kuchel (Republican) - 152 electoral votes
Orval Faubus / Ross Barnett (Dixiecrat) - 54 electoral votes
George Wallace / Robert McNamara (Democratic) - 260 electoral votes
Barry Goldwater / George Romney (Republican) - 261 electoral votes
Eugene McCarthy / George McGovern - 17 electoral votes
The world is basically the same in 1964 as OTL except with a divided Cuba
1964 hasn't changed much. By 1972, that's when all the differences start to multiply
Gian
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I'd like to know where would the dividing line between North and South Cuba would be (using this map)
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But will Bundy become a serial killer ITTL?
He is still a psychopath, yes, but psychopathy alone doesn't make a serial killer. From what I understand, the two events which triggered his murderous activities were:
1) finding out that his "sister" was actually his mother
2) being rejected by Stephanie Brooks
If you can avoid these two (or just one? IMO it is inevitable that he finds out who his "sister" really is) events while also avoiding other traumatic experiences, perhaps he can be prevented from becoming a serial killer?
However, Bundy was still highly disposed to criminality even before he became a serial killer-- he stole, trespassed, loitered, etc. as a teenager, and as a psychopath had little or no regard for the rights of others.
He will end up in jail one way or another, methinks. The only questions are:
1) from how high will he fall?
2) who will he drag down with him?
It's the border between Camaguey (9) and Ciego de Avila (8)I'd like to know where would the dividing line between North and South Cuba would be (using this map)
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The Poarter
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So how's healthcare coming along in the US now? It's something that's very important because it demonstrates the direction the world would go should it embrace neo-liberalism.