Are we free to imagine AH versions of these parties, or should we stick exclusively to the parties as we know them today?
Either-or.
Are we free to imagine AH versions of these parties, or should we stick exclusively to the parties as we know them today?
I have no real background story for this beyond the Libertarians adopting a flag.
FLAG CHALLENGE 125: It's Party Time!
In many countries, such as in Eurasia and the European Union, political parties have flags of their own. However, in the U.S., this is not the case. Therefore, your challenge is, to create a flag for one of the four major U.S. political parties: The Republicans, the Democrats, the Libertarians, and the Greens.
Submissions Open: CLOSED
Submissions Close: 23:59 EST, 27 February 2015.
Voting Opens: 28 February 2015
Voting Closes: 6 March 2015
While still not having anyone elected to the office of POTUS to this date, the Libertarian party has become a viable third party over the decades. They current hold 15 seats in the Senate and 47 in the US House of Representatives.
FLAG CHALLENGE № 127: [FONT="]Of Mice and Mensheviks
In 1917, with the Mensheviks and the Bolsheviks splitting, many non-factional social democrats returning from Europe and America had to take sides. Some returned to the Mensheviks, some joined the Bolsheviks at once, but many like Trotsky joined with the non-factional, anti-war group, Mezhraintsy, which would eventually merge with the Bolsheviks in august of that year. A smaller number of influential social democrats which was associated with Maxim Gorky refused to join with either side.
The challenge is to create a flag for a Russian state based on a TL where the Mezhraintsy, plus the social democrats following Maxim Gorky, merges instead with the Mensheviks and the end result is that Bolshevism is made illegal.
Submissions Open: Now
Submissions Close: 03:30 EST, 30 March 2015
Voting Opens: 30 March 2015
Voting Closes: 5 April 2015[/FONT]