Don't know if this kind of thing has been asked before, but was curious none the less. And the full question was kinda hard to fit into the title slot.
This is from an ATL WI where Lincoln was never assassinated.
Since Lincoln, after winning the Civil War, was on a platform of a smoother reconstruction/recovery with the South, with less punishments and whatnot, than most of his colleagues were, (who wanted to royally spank the South for it's actions) would this have created a rift between him and his party had he not been assassinated? And if so, would it possibly lead to him being threatened with impeachment??
Is this a plausible scenario, or just a buncha ASB-poo?
This is from an ATL WI where Lincoln was never assassinated.
Since Lincoln, after winning the Civil War, was on a platform of a smoother reconstruction/recovery with the South, with less punishments and whatnot, than most of his colleagues were, (who wanted to royally spank the South for it's actions) would this have created a rift between him and his party had he not been assassinated? And if so, would it possibly lead to him being threatened with impeachment??
Is this a plausible scenario, or just a buncha ASB-poo?