The Alternate Cabinets Thread
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Labour/Liberal Democrat Government 2007-2011
(POD: Brown calls an election in July 2007)
Prime Minister Gordon Brown
Deputy PM/Defence Secretary Ming Campbell
Home Secretary Harriet Harman
Foreign Secretary David Milliband
Health and Social Services Secretary (*) Simon Hughes
Chancellor Alistair Darling
Trade and Industry Nick Clegg
Chief Secretary to The Treasury David Laws
Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Milliband
Transport and Infrastructure Secretary (**) Chris Huhne
(New departments designed by Brown to sweeten the deal)
(POD: Brown calls an election in July 2007)
Prime Minister Gordon Brown
Deputy PM/Defence Secretary Ming Campbell
Home Secretary Harriet Harman
Foreign Secretary David Milliband
Health and Social Services Secretary (*) Simon Hughes
Chancellor Alistair Darling
Trade and Industry Nick Clegg
Chief Secretary to The Treasury David Laws
Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Milliband
Transport and Infrastructure Secretary (**) Chris Huhne
(New departments designed by Brown to sweeten the deal)
C'mon man, this is current politics. Shit like this could get the thread locked or moved to Chat like the List of Alternate Presidents and PMs one was.
And by the way, five current Senators (even considering a Jones’ defeat at November)? Do you think Democrats are so willing to jeopardy their eventual small Senate Majority?
The other 4 Senators are in Democratic strongholds that are polling high for Biden, so I wouldn't worry about the Dems losing those seats.
To be fair to @Pokemon Master their have been other post that involve current politics and hasn’t been moved as they don’t turn into chats. If people would like to discuss them they can quote the list and bring it up in the chat Forum.
Massachusetts and New Hampshire have Republican Governors, so they can nominate Republican Senators to fill the vacancy and jeopardy an eventual Dem majority for at least one year. And if Charlie Baker or Chris Sununu decide or are pushed by the party to run? They won statewide election by good margin for a decade, they could do it again. And Biden’s strategy is always safe is better.
Why, in the name of the Great Spaghetti Monster, would you possibly think that this was anything but a Chat subject?
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(Alternate) George W. Bush Administration During 2001-2005
President: George W. Bush (Rep.)
Vice President: John Danforth (Rep.)
Secretary of Defense: Tom Ridge (Rep.)
Under this cast of characters, Bush has a much more sane response to 9/11 and doesn't invade Iraq. The tax cuts introduced are not as drastic as they were IOTL (Cheney designed them) and Sarbanes-Oxley is much tougher. This doesn't get rid of the 2008 Recession, but it does make it much more manageable. In 2005, the US manages to get Osama bin Laden. Bush also manages to get through his proposed Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2007. Bush isn't seen as the best president ever by the times he's finished his time in office, but he's also not widely loathed like he is today.
President: George W. Bush (Rep.)
Vice President: John Danforth (Rep.)
Secretary of Defense: Tom Ridge (Rep.)
Under this cast of characters, Bush has a much more sane response to 9/11 and doesn't invade Iraq. The tax cuts introduced are not as drastic as they were IOTL (Cheney designed them) and Sarbanes-Oxley is much tougher. This doesn't get rid of the 2008 Recession, but it does make it much more manageable. In 2005, the US manages to get Osama bin Laden. Bush also manages to get through his proposed Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2007. Bush isn't seen as the best president ever by the times he's finished his time in office, but he's also not widely loathed like he is today.
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What if you flipped it around and made him a worse President?
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To be honest, I don't think you can make Bush's Presidency much worse than it already was. Iraq, the Recession, and Katrina were all serious dumpster fires. If you remove Dick Cheney from the equation however, I think Bush wouldn't end up making a lot of the serious mistakes he made IOTL. Maybe instead of an Iraq invasion, he simply continues enforcement of the No-Fly Zones.
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Gone Fishin'
SPOILERS FOR: READY FOR GOVERNMENT. Link in my Sig
Right. Here's my first draft of the Clegg-Burnham cabinet as it first formed in October 2015
Obviously I'm open to corrections and expansions. These are based on OTL MPs. if folks think certain Labour Mps would've lost their seats to the Lib Dems, Tories or others or there might be OTL Lib Dem 2010 candidates who might've ended up in cabinet, feel free to suggest them
Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury - Nick Clegg
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for the Cabinet Office- Andy Burnham
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Second Lord of the Treasury - Danny Alexander
Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs - Yvette Cooper
Secretary of State for the Home Department - Lynne Featherstone
Leader of the House of Commons and Lord President of the Council - Tom Brake
Secretary of State for Justice, Lord Chancellor - Simon Hughes
Secretary of State for Defence - Vernon Coaker
Secretary of State for Education- Stephen Twigg
Minister for Women and Equalities - Jo Swinson
Secretary of State for Health - Norman Lamb
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions - Douglas Alexander
Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills - Vince Cable
Secretary of State for Transport - Mary Creagh
Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change - Ed Davey
Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Dan Rogerson
Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government - Maria Eagle
Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport - Ivan Lewis
Secretary of State for International Development - Michael Moore
Secretary of State for Scotland -Alistair Carmichael
Secretary of State for Wales - Owen Smith
Secretary of State for Northern Ireland - Lorely Burt
Chief Secretary to the Treasury - Angela Eagle
Chief Whip in the House of Commons - Don foster
Minister without Portfolio- Harriet Harman
Leader of the House of Lords- Jim Wallace, Lord Wallace of Tankerness
Minister for the Constitutional Convention- Martin Horwood
Right. Here's my first draft of the Clegg-Burnham cabinet as it first formed in October 2015
Obviously I'm open to corrections and expansions. These are based on OTL MPs. if folks think certain Labour Mps would've lost their seats to the Lib Dems, Tories or others or there might be OTL Lib Dem 2010 candidates who might've ended up in cabinet, feel free to suggest them
Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury - Nick Clegg
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for the Cabinet Office- Andy Burnham
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Second Lord of the Treasury - Danny Alexander
Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs - Yvette Cooper
Secretary of State for the Home Department - Lynne Featherstone
Leader of the House of Commons and Lord President of the Council - Tom Brake
Secretary of State for Justice, Lord Chancellor - Simon Hughes
Secretary of State for Defence - Vernon Coaker
Secretary of State for Education- Stephen Twigg
Minister for Women and Equalities - Jo Swinson
Secretary of State for Health - Norman Lamb
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions - Douglas Alexander
Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills - Vince Cable
Secretary of State for Transport - Mary Creagh
Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change - Ed Davey
Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Dan Rogerson
Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government - Maria Eagle
Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport - Ivan Lewis
Secretary of State for International Development - Michael Moore
Secretary of State for Scotland -Alistair Carmichael
Secretary of State for Wales - Owen Smith
Secretary of State for Northern Ireland - Lorely Burt
Chief Secretary to the Treasury - Angela Eagle
Chief Whip in the House of Commons - Don foster
Minister without Portfolio- Harriet Harman
Leader of the House of Lords- Jim Wallace, Lord Wallace of Tankerness
Minister for the Constitutional Convention- Martin Horwood
One Foot In Front Of The Other Part I
President: Rudy Perpich (D-MN)
Vice President: Lloyd Bentsen (D-TX)
Secretary Of State: Walter Huddleston (D-KY) 1989-1991, Lawton Chiles (D-FL) 1991-1993
Secretary Of The Treasury: Joe Biden 1989-1991 (D-DL), Paul Tsongas 1991-1993 (D-MA)
Secretary Of Defense: Joseph P. Kennedy II (D-MA)
Attorney General: Jerry Brown (D-CA) 1989-1990, Jim Mattox 1991-1993 (D-TX)
Secretary Of The Interior: Albert Gore Jr. (D-TN)
Secretary Of Agriculture: John W. Carlin (D-KS)
Secretary Of Commerce: Rick Nolan (D-MN)
Secretary Of Labor: Bob Casey Sr. (D-PA)
Secretary Of Human Services: Nancy Pelosi (D-CA)
Secretary Of Education: Dorothy A.W Richards (D-TX) 1989-1990, William D. Schafer (D-MD) 1990-1993
Secretary Of HUD: Diane Feinstein (D-CA)
Secretary Of Transportation: Ed Koch (D-NY)
Secretary Of Energy: Michael Dukakis (D-MA)
Ambassador To The UN: Dante Fascall (D-FL)
Gubernatorial Leader: Roy Rommer (Leader since 1988)
Senate Leader: Daniel Inouye (Leader since 1989)
House Leader: Jim Wright (1989-1991), Tom Foley (leader since 1991)
President: Rudy Perpich (D-MN)
Vice President: Lloyd Bentsen (D-TX)
Secretary Of State: Walter Huddleston (D-KY) 1989-1991, Lawton Chiles (D-FL) 1991-1993
Secretary Of The Treasury: Joe Biden 1989-1991 (D-DL), Paul Tsongas 1991-1993 (D-MA)
Secretary Of Defense: Joseph P. Kennedy II (D-MA)
Attorney General: Jerry Brown (D-CA) 1989-1990, Jim Mattox 1991-1993 (D-TX)
Secretary Of The Interior: Albert Gore Jr. (D-TN)
Secretary Of Agriculture: John W. Carlin (D-KS)
Secretary Of Commerce: Rick Nolan (D-MN)
Secretary Of Labor: Bob Casey Sr. (D-PA)
Secretary Of Human Services: Nancy Pelosi (D-CA)
Secretary Of Education: Dorothy A.W Richards (D-TX) 1989-1990, William D. Schafer (D-MD) 1990-1993
Secretary Of HUD: Diane Feinstein (D-CA)
Secretary Of Transportation: Ed Koch (D-NY)
Secretary Of Energy: Michael Dukakis (D-MA)
Ambassador To The UN: Dante Fascall (D-FL)
Gubernatorial Leader: Roy Rommer (Leader since 1988)
Senate Leader: Daniel Inouye (Leader since 1989)
House Leader: Jim Wright (1989-1991), Tom Foley (leader since 1991)
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One Foot In Front Of The Other, Part II
President: O.J Simpson (L-Nevada)
Vice President: Al Sharpton (L-NY)
Secretary Of State: Wesley Clark (L-AR)
Secretary Of The Treasury: Vincent K. McMahon (L-CT)
Secretary Of Defense: Jesse Ventura (L-MN)
Attorney General: Arne Carlson (L-MN) 2005-2006, Rudy Guiliani (L-NY) 2006-2009
Secretary Of The Interior: Mike Gravel (L/S-AK) 2005-2008, Tim Penny 2008-2009
Secretary Of Agriculture: Rob Quist (L-MT) 2005-2008, Kent Conrad (L-ND) 2008-2009
Secretary Of Commerce: Dean Barkley (L-MN)
Secretary Of Labor: Tom Morello (L-CA)
Secretary Of Human Services: Ross Perot Jr. (L-TX) 2005-2007, Al Franken (L-MN) 2007-2009
Secretary Of Education: Joseph Lieberman (L-CT)
Secretary Of HUD: Chris Cuomo (L-NY)
Secretary Of Transportation: Joe Scarborough (L-FL)
Secretary Of Energy: Michael Bloomberg (L-NY)
Ambassador To The UN: Jon Huntsman Jr. (L-UT)
Gubernatorial Leader: Joe Scarborough (L-FL) (elected 2002, leader since 2004)
Senate Leader: John McCain (elected 1986, leader since 1993)
House Leader: Collin Peterson (leader since 2002)
President: O.J Simpson (L-Nevada)
Vice President: Al Sharpton (L-NY)
Secretary Of State: Wesley Clark (L-AR)
Secretary Of The Treasury: Vincent K. McMahon (L-CT)
Secretary Of Defense: Jesse Ventura (L-MN)
Attorney General: Arne Carlson (L-MN) 2005-2006, Rudy Guiliani (L-NY) 2006-2009
Secretary Of The Interior: Mike Gravel (L/S-AK) 2005-2008, Tim Penny 2008-2009
Secretary Of Agriculture: Rob Quist (L-MT) 2005-2008, Kent Conrad (L-ND) 2008-2009
Secretary Of Commerce: Dean Barkley (L-MN)
Secretary Of Labor: Tom Morello (L-CA)
Secretary Of Human Services: Ross Perot Jr. (L-TX) 2005-2007, Al Franken (L-MN) 2007-2009
Secretary Of Education: Joseph Lieberman (L-CT)
Secretary Of HUD: Chris Cuomo (L-NY)
Secretary Of Transportation: Joe Scarborough (L-FL)
Secretary Of Energy: Michael Bloomberg (L-NY)
Ambassador To The UN: Jon Huntsman Jr. (L-UT)
Gubernatorial Leader: Joe Scarborough (L-FL) (elected 2002, leader since 2004)
Senate Leader: John McCain (elected 1986, leader since 1993)
House Leader: Collin Peterson (leader since 2002)
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Government of Bob Dole 1995-1999:
Head of State: Lloyd Bentsen (D-Texas) 1993-1999
Prime Minister: Robert Dole (R-Kansas)
Deputy Prime Minister: Dick Cheney (R-Wyoming)
Minister for Foreign Affairs: Dick Cheney (R-Wyoming)
Minister of Finance: Dick Armey (R-Texas)
Minister of Defense: Robert Smith Walker (R-Pennsylvania) 1995-1997, Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wisconsin) 1997-1999
Minister of Justice: Bob Livingston (R-Louisiana)
Minister of Rural Affairs and Development: Steve Largent (R-Oklahoma)
Minister of Agriculture: Edward Madigan (R-Illinois)
Minister of Trade: Judd Gregg (R-New Hampshire)
Minister of Labor: Dennis Hastert (R-Illinois)
Minister of Health: Bill Paxon (R-New York)
Minister of Education: John Boehner (R-Ohio)
Minister of Housing: Connie Mack III (R-Florida)
Minister of Transportation: Mike Castle (R-Delawere)
Minister of Energy: George Herbert Walker Bush (R-Texas)
Ambassador to the UN: Christopher Cox (R-California)
Speaker of the House: Newton Gingrich (R-South Carolina)
House Majority Leader: Tom DeLay (R-Texas)
Senate President: Mark Hatfield (R-Oregon) 1995-1997, Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) 1997-1999
Senate Majority Leader: Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) 1995-1997, Fred Thompson (R-Tennessee) 1997-1999
Leader of the Opposition: Walter Mondale (D-Minnesota) 1995, Dick Gephardt (D-Missouri) 1995-1999
Head of State: Lloyd Bentsen (D-Texas) 1993-1999
Prime Minister: Robert Dole (R-Kansas)
Deputy Prime Minister: Dick Cheney (R-Wyoming)
Minister for Foreign Affairs: Dick Cheney (R-Wyoming)
Minister of Finance: Dick Armey (R-Texas)
Minister of Defense: Robert Smith Walker (R-Pennsylvania) 1995-1997, Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wisconsin) 1997-1999
Minister of Justice: Bob Livingston (R-Louisiana)
Minister of Rural Affairs and Development: Steve Largent (R-Oklahoma)
Minister of Agriculture: Edward Madigan (R-Illinois)
Minister of Trade: Judd Gregg (R-New Hampshire)
Minister of Labor: Dennis Hastert (R-Illinois)
Minister of Health: Bill Paxon (R-New York)
Minister of Education: John Boehner (R-Ohio)
Minister of Housing: Connie Mack III (R-Florida)
Minister of Transportation: Mike Castle (R-Delawere)
Minister of Energy: George Herbert Walker Bush (R-Texas)
Ambassador to the UN: Christopher Cox (R-California)
Speaker of the House: Newton Gingrich (R-South Carolina)
House Majority Leader: Tom DeLay (R-Texas)
Senate President: Mark Hatfield (R-Oregon) 1995-1997, Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) 1997-1999
Senate Majority Leader: Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) 1995-1997, Fred Thompson (R-Tennessee) 1997-1999
Leader of the Opposition: Walter Mondale (D-Minnesota) 1995, Dick Gephardt (D-Missouri) 1995-1999
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First Swinson Ministry, 2019-Present
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Minister for the Civil Service and First Lord of the Treasury - Kate Swinson
Chancellor of the Exchequer/Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom - Chuka Umunna
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs - Nicholas Clegg
Secretary of State for the Home Department - Sal Brinton
Secretary of State for Business and Innovation - Edward Davey
Secretary of State for Justice/Lord Chancellor - Tom Brake
Secretary of State for Environment and Climate Change Affairs - Norman Lamb
Secretary of State for Science and Technology - Sam Gyimah
Secretary of State for Women and Equalities - Lynne Featherstone
Secretary of State for Education and Skills - Vince Cable
Secretary of State for Housing -
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Minister for the Civil Service and First Lord of the Treasury - Kate Swinson
Chancellor of the Exchequer/Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom - Chuka Umunna
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs - Nicholas Clegg
Secretary of State for the Home Department - Sal Brinton
Secretary of State for Business and Innovation - Edward Davey
Secretary of State for Justice/Lord Chancellor - Tom Brake
Secretary of State for Environment and Climate Change Affairs - Norman Lamb
Secretary of State for Science and Technology - Sam Gyimah
Secretary of State for Women and Equalities - Lynne Featherstone
Secretary of State for Education and Skills - Vince Cable
Secretary of State for Housing -
Government of Dick Cheney 1999-2007:
Head of State: Jack Kemp (R-New York) 1999-2005, Bob Dole (R-Kansas) 2005-2011
Prime Minister: Dick Cheney (R-Wyoming)
Deputy Prime Minister: Donald Rumsfeld (R-Illinois)
Minister for Foreign Affairs: Donald Rumsfeld (R-Illinois)
Minister of Finance: Dick Armey (R-Texas) 1999-2003, Don Nickles (R-Oklahoma) 2003-2007
Minister of Defense: Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wisconsin)
Minister of Justice: Bob Livingston (R-Louisiana) 1999-2003, Fred Thompson (R-Tennessee) 2003-2007
Minister of Rural Affairs and Development: Sam Brownback (R-Nebraska)
Minister of Agriculture: Steve Largent (R-Oklahoma)
Minister of Trade: Judd Gregg (R-New Hampshire)
Minister of Labor: Dennis Hastert (R-Illinois) 1999-2003, Mike Castle (R-Delawere) 2003-2007
Minister of Health: Bill Frist (R-Tennessee)
Minister of Education: John Boehner (R-Ohio) 1999-2003, Elizabeth Dole (R-North Carolina) 2003-2007
Minister of Housing: Connie Mack III (R-Florida)
Minister of Transportation: Mike Castle (R-Delawere) 1999-2003, John Kasich (R-Ohio) 2003-2007
Minister of Energy: Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) 1999-2003, Jon Kyle (R-Arizona) 2003-2007
Minister of Homeland Security: Thaddeus McCotter (R-Minnesota) 2001-2007
Ambassador to the UN: Paul Wolfowitz (R-New York)
Speaker of the House: Tom DeLay (R-Texas) 1999-2005, Christopher Cox (R-California) 2005-2007
House Majority Leader: Julius Caesar Watts (R-Oklahoma) 1999-2003, Roy Blunt (R-Missouri) 2003-2007
Senate President: Ted Stevens (R-Alaska)
Senate Majority Leader: Fred Thompson (R-Tennessee) 1999-2003, Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) 2003-2007
Leader of the Opposition: Dick Gephardt (D-Missouri) 1999-2001, Al Gore (D-Tennessee) 2001-2005, John Kerry (D-Massachusetts) 2005-2007
Head of State: Jack Kemp (R-New York) 1999-2005, Bob Dole (R-Kansas) 2005-2011
Prime Minister: Dick Cheney (R-Wyoming)
Deputy Prime Minister: Donald Rumsfeld (R-Illinois)
Minister for Foreign Affairs: Donald Rumsfeld (R-Illinois)
Minister of Finance: Dick Armey (R-Texas) 1999-2003, Don Nickles (R-Oklahoma) 2003-2007
Minister of Defense: Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wisconsin)
Minister of Justice: Bob Livingston (R-Louisiana) 1999-2003, Fred Thompson (R-Tennessee) 2003-2007
Minister of Rural Affairs and Development: Sam Brownback (R-Nebraska)
Minister of Agriculture: Steve Largent (R-Oklahoma)
Minister of Trade: Judd Gregg (R-New Hampshire)
Minister of Labor: Dennis Hastert (R-Illinois) 1999-2003, Mike Castle (R-Delawere) 2003-2007
Minister of Health: Bill Frist (R-Tennessee)
Minister of Education: John Boehner (R-Ohio) 1999-2003, Elizabeth Dole (R-North Carolina) 2003-2007
Minister of Housing: Connie Mack III (R-Florida)
Minister of Transportation: Mike Castle (R-Delawere) 1999-2003, John Kasich (R-Ohio) 2003-2007
Minister of Energy: Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) 1999-2003, Jon Kyle (R-Arizona) 2003-2007
Minister of Homeland Security: Thaddeus McCotter (R-Minnesota) 2001-2007
Ambassador to the UN: Paul Wolfowitz (R-New York)
Speaker of the House: Tom DeLay (R-Texas) 1999-2005, Christopher Cox (R-California) 2005-2007
House Majority Leader: Julius Caesar Watts (R-Oklahoma) 1999-2003, Roy Blunt (R-Missouri) 2003-2007
Senate President: Ted Stevens (R-Alaska)
Senate Majority Leader: Fred Thompson (R-Tennessee) 1999-2003, Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) 2003-2007
Leader of the Opposition: Dick Gephardt (D-Missouri) 1999-2001, Al Gore (D-Tennessee) 2001-2005, John Kerry (D-Massachusetts) 2005-2007
One Foot In Front Of The Other Part III
First Humphrey Administration
President: Hubert “Skip” Humphrey III (D-MN)
Vice President: Evan Bayh III (D-IN)
Secretary Of State: John Kerry (D-MA) 2009-2012, Barbara Lee 2012-2013 (D-CA)
Secretary Of The Treasury: Robert Reich (D-PA)
Secretary Of Defense: Steve Beashar (D-KY)
Attorney General: Martin L. King III (D-AL)
Secretary Of The Interior: Julian Castro (D-TX)
Secretary Of Agriculture: Theodore Roosevelt V (D-ND)
Secretary Of Commerce: Doug LaFollette (D-WI)
Secretary Of Labor: Thomas Bakk (D-MN)
Secretary Of Human Services: Barbara Boxer (D-CA)
Secretary Of Education: Linda Lingle (D-HI)
Secretary Of HUD: Bill Nelson (D-FL)
Secretary Of Transportation: Andrew Cuomo (D-NY)
Secretary Of Energy: Tom Udall (NM)
Ambassador To The UN: Claire McCaskill (D-MO)
Gubernatorial Leader: Rick Nolan (D-MN)
Senate Leader: Albert Gore Jr. (D-TN)
House Leader: Joseph P. Kennedy (D-MA) 2009-2011, Niki Tsongas (D-MA) 2011-XXX
First Humphrey Administration
President: Hubert “Skip” Humphrey III (D-MN)
Vice President: Evan Bayh III (D-IN)
Secretary Of State: John Kerry (D-MA) 2009-2012, Barbara Lee 2012-2013 (D-CA)
Secretary Of The Treasury: Robert Reich (D-PA)
Secretary Of Defense: Steve Beashar (D-KY)
Attorney General: Martin L. King III (D-AL)
Secretary Of The Interior: Julian Castro (D-TX)
Secretary Of Agriculture: Theodore Roosevelt V (D-ND)
Secretary Of Commerce: Doug LaFollette (D-WI)
Secretary Of Labor: Thomas Bakk (D-MN)
Secretary Of Human Services: Barbara Boxer (D-CA)
Secretary Of Education: Linda Lingle (D-HI)
Secretary Of HUD: Bill Nelson (D-FL)
Secretary Of Transportation: Andrew Cuomo (D-NY)
Secretary Of Energy: Tom Udall (NM)
Ambassador To The UN: Claire McCaskill (D-MO)
Gubernatorial Leader: Rick Nolan (D-MN)
Senate Leader: Albert Gore Jr. (D-TN)
House Leader: Joseph P. Kennedy (D-MA) 2009-2011, Niki Tsongas (D-MA) 2011-XXX
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