President Wilson does not exhaust himself into a stroke. Remaining vigorus to the end of his term. What are the odds of this changing anything with the post war peace, and US foreign policy in the 1920s? At this point I'm thinking no large changes, but would like to hear from one or more experts on the era.
He would have run for a 3rd term in 1920
(IOTL in 1920, despite the fact that by then he was physically a wreck he actually
thought the Democrats would turn to him
again & when he heard they had nominated
James Cox instead he erupted in a volley of
curses)- but I doubt he would have won(by
1920 it must be admitted that the country
had had enough of Woodrow Wilson). This
would have had the same effect as the 1920
election IOTL did- discredit internationalism
in general, & the US joining the LON in par-
ticular. So ironically enough, I rather doubt
it would change much!