It's not the number of parties, it's the fact that fusion balloting has fractured them all to the point that I don't know why they're even still bothering with formal parties at all.
George Washington intensifies.
It's not the number of parties, it's the fact that fusion balloting has fractured them all to the point that I don't know why they're even still bothering with formal parties at all.
It's not the number of parties, it's the fact that fusion balloting has fractured them all to the point that I don't know why they're even still bothering with formal parties at all.
*NY intensifies*The probabilities of party politics going back to "normal" while electoral fusion remains a thing is exactly zero.
Sometimes I wonder the same thing about the OTL US, where parties are little more than names any person can run for that define a vague set of positions.
Is that joking or do you actually think thats what Sinclair wants?
I suspect formal parties would still have an organizational and/or ballot access role and after everything would still be more consolidated at the state level.It's not the number of parties, it's the fact that fusion balloting has fractured them all to the point that I don't know why they're even still bothering with formal parties at all.
My greatest hope is Upton Sinclair winning. Sadly it won't happen.
In alternative, let McMahon put a nuclear engine in every car.
My greatest hope is Upton Sinclair winning. Sadly it won't happen.
In alternative, let McMahon put a nuclear engine in every car.
Yes but he’s a Socialist.The Progressive field looks interesting. I could see a pretty divided convention. I kinda hope Taylor emerges as a compromise candidate among radical delegates. Who's to say folksy won't play, you know? Taylor/Marcantonio Left Unity dream ticket? Is Vito still around?
Plot twist: this entire timeline was an elaborate excuse to have a successful Wallace/Taylor victory in 1948.Just read this timeline. One of the chest written on the site. Keep up the good work.
Wallace/Taylor 1948! Hopefully they do better than OTL,though![]()