New Retrospective United States Presidential Election: 1792

[Turquoise Blue]

Hello, and welcome to the New Retrospective United States presidential election of 1792!

Information about the OTL election can be found here: 1792

 

[stefanbl]

Any of them anti-slave?

 

[Turquoise Blue]

Any of them anti-slave?

Hmm... Nope. But the most progressive of all of them is Aaron Burr...

 

[Stolengood]

A vote for Burr is a vote for women's rights!

 

[Turquoise Blue]

A vote for Burr is a vote for women's rights!

Indeed! He deserves to be Vice President! (I voted for Washington because he'll win)

 

[stefanbl]

Hmm... Nope. But the most progressive of all of them is Aaron Burr...

I'd vote for anyone accused of treason.

 

[stefanbl]

Indeed! He deserves to be Vice President! (I voted for Washington because he'll win)

Eh? Why on Earth is that a basis to vote for someone?

 

[Turquoise Blue]

Eh? Why on Earth is that a basis to vote for someone?

Meh, its not really a reason... Nice to see that Burr's matching Washington!

 

[Ciclavex]

Long reign the Father of the Nation, General Washington!

 

[Stolengood]

Come on, A A Ron!

 

[Turquoise Blue]

A vote for that sexist John Adams! For women's rights, vote Burr!

BTW, I forgot Sam Adams...

 

[stefanbl]

Every single person on this list was sexist.

 

[Stolengood]

Every single person on this list was sexist.

Aaron Burr was much less so.

 

[stefanbl]

Aaron Burr was much less so.

I did read the last page.

 

[Red Arturoist]

Who did I actually vote for with George Clinton?

 

[Dorozhand]

Jeez, who on Earth would vote for John Adams?

 

[Noravea]

Jeez, who on Earth would vote for John Adams?

John Adams is awesome!

 

[Turquoise Blue]

John Adams is awesome!

Not as awesome as the 18th Century feminist Aaron Burr!

 

[Abhakhazia]

A vote for that sexist John Adams! For women's rights, vote Burr!

BTW, I forgot Sam Adams...

I voted for John Adams! For Federalism!

 

[Nerdlinger]

A vote for that sexist John Adams! For women's rights, vote Burr!

BTW, I forgot Sam Adams...

The results have been compromised! Reboot!

John Adams was among the more anti-slavery politicians in those days, and I don't think he was any more sexist than his contemporaries.