Reporting for Duty: The Presidency of John Kerry and Beyond
- Thread starter Nazi Space Spy
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Will you provide a link to the continued story that will be in the current politics section?
Nooooo?? This is awesome for anyone who doesn't have to live in this universe. Maximum train wreck value.
Nazi Space Spy
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Chapter Fifty: Epilogue.
2008 Congressional Elections.
Freshman Senators (2009): Asa Hutchison (R-AR), Gale Norton (R-CO), John N. Kennedy (R-LA), Corey Stapleton (R-MT), Mike Johanns (R-NE), Dick Zimmer (R-NJ), Heather Wilson (R-NM), Jeff Merkley (D-OR), Tim Kaine (D-VA), Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV)2008 Congressional Elections.
2008 Alabama Senate Election
(R) Jeff Sessions: 67.14%
(D) Vivian Davis Figures: 32.86%
(Republican hold)
2008 Alaska Senate Election
(D) Mark Begich: 47.42%
(R) Ted Stevens: 47.24%
(AI) Bob Bird: 4.51%
(L) David Haase: 0.83%
(Democratic gain)
2008 Arkansas Senate Election
(R) Asa Hutchison: 49.61%
(D) Mark Pryor: 48.24%
(G) Rebekah Kennedy: 2.15%
(Republican gain)
2008 Colorado Senate Election
(R) Gale Norton: 51.78%
(D) Mark Udall: 46.29%
(C) Doug Campbell: 1.04%
(G) Bob Kinsey: 0.89%
(Republican gain)
2008 Delaware Senate Election
(D) Joe Biden: 59.89%
(R) Jan Ting: 40.11%
(Democratic hold)
2008 Georgia Senate Election
(R) Saxby Chambliss: 53.45%
(D) Jim Martin: 41.39%
(L) Allan Buckley: 5.16%
(Republican hold)
2008 Idaho Senate Election
(R) Jim Risch: 99.45%
(I) Pro-Life: 0.55%
(Republican hold)
2008 Illinois Senate Election
(D) Dick Durbin: 50.44%
(R) Mark Kirk: 46.55%
(G) Kathy Cummings: 2.20%
(L) Larry Stafford: 0.81%
(Democratic hold)
2008 Iowa Senate Election
(D) Tom Harkin: 56.20%
(R) George Eichhorn: 43.80%
(Democratic hold)
2008 Kansas Senate Election
(R) Pat Roberts: 78.03%
(D) Lee Jones: 20.86%
(RF) Joe Martin: 1.11%
(Republican hold)
2008 Kentucky Senate Election
(R) Mitch McConnell: 56.60%
(D) Crit Luallen: 43.40%
(Republican hold)
2008 Louisiana Senate Election
(R) John Kennedy: 50.37%
(D) Marie Landrieu: 48.88%
(I) Jay Patel: 0.75%
(Republican gain)
2008 Maine Senate Election
(R) Susan Collins: 70.24%
(D) Jean Hay Bright: 29.76%
(Republican hold)
2008 Massachusetts Senate Election
(D) Stephen Lynch: 52.43%
(R) Scott Brown: 45.60%
(L) Bob Underwood: 1.97%
(Democratic hold)
2008 Michigan Senate Election
(D) Carl Levin: 61.20%
(R) Rocky Raczkowski: 35.93%
(L) Scotty Borman: 1.49%
(G) Harley Mikkelson: 0.98%
(NL) Doug Dern: 0.40%
(Democratic hold)
2008 Minnesota Senate Election
(R) Norm Coleman: 48.67%
(D) Al Franken: 39.91%
(I) Dean Barkley: 10.14%
(L) Charles Aldrich: 1.28%
(Republican hold)
2008 Mississippi Senate Election
(R) Thad Cochran: 70.00%
(D) Erik Fleming: 30.00%
(Republican hold)
2008 Montana Senate Election
(R) Corey Stapleton: 50.09%
(D) Max Baucus: 48.62%
(G) Bob Kelleher: 1.29%
(Republican gain)
2008 Nebraska Senate Election
(R) Mike Johanns: 67.32%
(D) Scott Kleeb: 32.68%
(Republican hold)
2008 New Hampshire Senate Election
(R) John Sununu: 51.92%
(D) Jeanne Shaheen: 44.75%
(L) Ken Blevens: 3.33%
(Republican hold)
2008 New Jersey Senate Election
(R) Dick Zimmer: 48.44%
(D) Rob Andrews: 48.35%
(I) Daryl Brooks: 1.50%
(L) Jason Scheurer: 1.26%
(I) Jeff Boss: 0.45%
(Republican gain)
2008 New Mexico Senate Election
(R) Heather Wilson: 50.45%
(D) Tom Udall: 49.55%
(Republican hold)
2008 North Carolina Senate Election
(R) Elizabeth Dole: 55.21%
(D) Kay Hagan: 44.275
(L) Chris Cole: 0.52%
(Republican hold)
2008 Oklahoma Senate Election
(R) Jim Inhoffe: 80.58%
(D) Jim Rogers: 19.42%
(Republican hold)
2008 Oregon Senate Election
(D) Jeff Merkley: 48.16%
(R) Gordon Smith: 46.29%
(C) David Brownlow: 5.55%
(Democratic gain)
2008 Rhode Island Senate Election
(D) Jack Reed: 72.10%
(R) Bob Tingle: 27.90%
(Democratic hold)
2008 South Carolina Senate Election
(R) Lindsey Graham: 55.11%
(D) Michael Cone: 36.64%
(L) Bob Conley: 8.25%
(Republican hold)
2008 South Dakota Senate Election
(R) Dennis Daugaard: 55.00%
(D) Stephanie H. Sandlin: 45.00%
(Republican hold)
2008 Tennessee Senate Election
(R) Lamar Alexander: 69.12%
(D) Gary Davis: 28.63%
(G) Chris Lugo: 1.15%
(I) Edward Buck:1.10%
(Republican hold)
2008 Texas Senate Election
(R) Jon Cornyn: 55.49%
(D) Gene Kelly: 41.21%
(L) Yvonne Schick: 3.30%
(Republican hold)
2008 Virginia Senate Election
(D) Tim Kaine: 50.25%
(R) Jim Gilmore: 45.61%
(G) Glenda Parker: 2.39%
(L) Bill Redpath: 1.75%
(Republican hold)
2008 West Virginia Senate Election
(R) Shelley Moore Capito: 53.46%
(D) Jay Rockefeller: 43.75%
(G) Jesse Johnson: 2.79%
(Republican gain)
2008 Wyoming Senate Election
(R) Mike Enzi: 75.16%
(D) Chris Rothfuss: 24.84%
(Republican hold)
2008 Wyoming Senate Special Election
(R) John Barrasso: 100.00%
(Republican hold)
2008 Senate Election
Republican: 60 (+3)
Democratic: 38 (-3)
Independent: 2 (-)
Congressional Leadership
Senate Majority Leader: Mitch McConnell (R-KY)
Senate Minority Leader: Harry Reid (D-NV)
Majority Whip: Jon Kyl (R-AZ)
Minority Whip: Dick Durbin (D-IL)
Speaker of the House: Roy Blunt (R-MO)
House Majority Leader: David Dreier (R-CA)
House Minority Leader: Nancy Pelosi (D-CA)
2008 House Elections
Republican: 262 (+12)
Democratic: 173 (-12)
2008 Delaware Gubernatorial Election
(D) John Carney: 64.20%
(R) William Lee: 35.80%
(Democratic hold)
2008 Indiana Gubernatorial Election
(R) Mitch Daniels: 60.13%
(D) Jill Thompson: 37.58%
(L) Andy Horning: 2.29%
(Republican hold)
2008 Missouri Gubernatorial Election
(R) Sarah Steelman: 56.84%
(D) Claire McCaskill: 42.06%
(C) Gregory Thompson: 1.10%
(Republican gain)
2008 Montana Gubernatorial Election
(D) Brian Schweitzer: 50.58%
(R) Steve Daines: 46.99%
(L) Stan Jones: 2.43%
(Democratic gain)
2008 New Hampshire Gubernatorial Election
(D) John Lynch: 73.50%
(R) Joseph Kenney: 26.50%
(Democratic hold)
2008 North Carolina Gubernatorial Election
(R) Pat McCrory: 54.84%
(D) Beverly Perdue: 41.76%
(L) Michael Munger: 3.40%
(Republican hold)
2008 North Dakota Gubernatorial Election
(R) John Hoeven: 79.67%
(D) Tim Mathern: 20.33%
(Republican hold)
2008 Utah Gubernatorial Election
(R) Jon Huntsman: 79.57%
(D) Bob Springmeyer: 17.75%
(L) Dell Schanze: 2.68%
2008 Vermont Gubernatorial Election
(R) Brian Dubie: 59.19%
(I) Anthony Polina: 22.37%
(D) Gaye Symington: 18.44%
(Republican hold)
2008 Washington Gubernatorial Election
(R) Dino Rossi: 52.58%
(D) Christine Gregoire: 47.42%
(Republican hold)
2008 West Virginia Gubernatorial Election
(D) Joe Manchin: 52.97%
(R) John Raese: 44.99%
(G) Jesse Johnson: 2.04%
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AllThePresidentsMen
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I'm pretty surprised that Begich won ITTL, given how he only barely won IRL.
IMO I'd swap him with Tim Kaine--Gilmore is pretty hard-right who might lose even with VA going for Jeb!, and the Senate is still 61-39 Republican.
IMO I'd swap him with Tim Kaine--Gilmore is pretty hard-right who might lose even with VA going for Jeb!, and the Senate is still 61-39 Republican.
Nazi Space Spy
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Is Gilmore that hard right? I always placed him in the Jeb tier of movement conservative pragmatist. I could switch the results out though.
AllThePresidentsMen
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He is quite right-wing, yeah. Not even close to Jeb.
Fun fact: in 2008's Senate race IRL, he only won 4 counties.
Fun fact: in 2008's Senate race IRL, he only won 4 counties.
Nazi Space Spy
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The last part I knew, which was what made him winning so fun - but I actually am going to change the results out.
Nazi Space Spy
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I'm struggling with the infobox for the 2008 election, but I'm currently writing the first post for Part II and will link to it in the thread in a few moments, so stay tuned!
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I prefer "He was a warmonger and that was no wonder/For so were his father and brother before".