On a side note, if you do manage to get a LaFollette Presidency, things are going to be very different. For one, he was never a supporter of the Fed Reserve (LaFollette, although a Republican, took a few ideas from Democratic populists. He was a strong believer in the idea of small business, and had very little good to say of the idea of coming to grips with big business).
Further, he is the one politician who would not, under almost any circumstance, get dragged into WWI. This is not to say the RML was a pacifist, and anyone who says so is a damned fool. But he felt that the European War was a diaster and America's best interest to turn inward. He might try to emulate TR and negotiate a peace. But I've always suspected that he would have gotten drug into Mexico instead, on the liberal side (if not the Poncho Villa side).
He also would have fought very hard for women's suffrage (which Wilsom, largely, gave lip service to until forced to act), lowering tarifs (many Progressives felt that high tarifs only helped American business by protecting them from competion and fostering monopolies), and might have even suggested a constitutinal amendment to liit the power of the Supreme Court (he certainly did during his '24 campaign for the Presidency, but I'm not sure if he was sufficiently fed up with the courts by that point yet)