RousseauX
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Let's say FDR, who was 63 when he died (younger than the current president was at inauguration), has a serious heart attack scare in the 1910s-20s, and as a result he does the LBJ thing and give up smoking and decides to only drink moderately from then on.
Let's say by 1946 he's still healthy and feel responsible for giving Stalin too much at Yalta, he nuked Japan and enacts Truman's otl containment policy against Communism. Let's say in 1948 he runs again because he feels America needs his leadership in the Cold War. Does he win, can he pull off a 6th term in 1952 (he would be 70) if he does? How does America look if FDR is in office for 24 instead of 16 years?
Let's say by 1946 he's still healthy and feel responsible for giving Stalin too much at Yalta, he nuked Japan and enacts Truman's otl containment policy against Communism. Let's say in 1948 he runs again because he feels America needs his leadership in the Cold War. Does he win, can he pull off a 6th term in 1952 (he would be 70) if he does? How does America look if FDR is in office for 24 instead of 16 years?
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