Boring is Back

[TwinGeeks99]

Seems like a pipe dream now after what happened in Virginia and New Jersey.

1. This is not a prediction
2. Read the rest of the timeline for context

Not saying it was a prediction, just noting that the scenario here now seems far-fetched IOTL.

[America Needs R'hllor]

Seems like a pipe dream now after what happened in Virginia and New Jersey.

1. This is not a prediction
2. Read the rest of the timeline for context

Not saying it was a prediction, just noting that the scenario here now seems far-fetched IOTL.

Oh yeah, I agree. Boring is decidedly not back irl.

[America Needs R'hllor]

2022 United States Midterm Elections
Gubernatorial Races


Source: Wikipedia

Like in the Senate, Democrats could come out of the Gubernatorial midterms satisfied. With base turnout up from normal midterms, Demcorats took back two blue states where the popular Republican Governor was term limited (Maryland) and lost the primary (Massachusetts). In Arizona, a bad Republican candidate allowed a win for Democratic Secretary of State Katie Hobbbs, and in New Hampshire the removal of Chris Sununu as a factor got them another victory with Carol Shea Porter beating Kelly Ayotte. The closest race was in Georgia, where Stacey Abrams did not manage to triumph despite positive trends for her party across the state. And in Alaska, the new RCV system allowed former Governor Bill Walker to take out Mike Dunleavy. Another major win was that a trio of Midwestern Governors, Gretchen Whitmer, Tony Evers and Tim Walz, held on, some more narrow than others. Their only loss was in Kansas, still a strongly conservative state where Laura Kelly, despite keeping it close, couldn't hold on in a midterm for her party.

Alabama 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Kay Ivey (I)- 61.6% ✓
Activist Christopher Countryman- 37.3%
Others- 1.1%

Alaska 2022 Gubernatorial Election (First Round):
Governor Mike Dunleavy (I)- 45.9%
Fmr. Governor Bill Walker- 36.2%
Fmr. State Representative Les Gara- 15.1%
Mr. William "Billy" Toein- 2.8%

Alaska 2022 Gubernatorial Election (Allocated):
Fmr. Governor Bill Walker- 50.8% ✓
Governor Mike Dunleavy (I)- 49.2%

Arizona 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Secretary of State Katie Hobbs- 52.0% ✓
TV Anchor Kari Lake- 45.7%
Others- 2.3%

Arkansas 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Fmr. Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee-Sanders- 56.7% ✓
Entrepreneur Supha Xayprasith-Mays- 33.2%
Missionary Ricky Dale Harrington Jr.- 9.3%
Others- 0.8%

California 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Gavin Newsome (I)- 63.2% ✓
Talkshow Host Larry Elder- 36.8%

Colorado 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Jared Polis (I)- 54.8% ✓
UC Regent Heidi Ganahl- 43.7%
Others- 1.5%

Connecticut 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Ned Lamont (I)- 52.9% ✓
Fmr. State Representative Themis Klarides- 45.0%
Others- 2.1%

Florida 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Ron DeSantis (I)- 51.8% ✓
U.S. Representative Charlie Crist- 47.2%
Others- 1.0%

Georgia 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Brian Kemp (I)- 50.1% ✓
Fmr. State Representative Stacey Abrams- 48.1%
Others- 1.8%

Hawaii 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Fmr. U.S. Representative Colleen Hanabusa- 63.9% ✓
Martial Artist B.J. Penn- 35.8%
Others- 0.3%

Idaho 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Brad Little (I)- 60.7% ✓
Mayor Shelby Rognstad- 34.8%
Others- 4.5%

Illinois 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor J. B. Pritzker (I)- 54.2% ✓
State Senator Darren Bailey- 41.4%
Others- 4.4%

Iowa 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Kim Reynolds (I)- 53.8% ✓
State Representative Ras Smith- 44.4%
Others- 1.8%

Kansas 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Attorney General Derek Schmidt- 50.6% ✓
Governor Laura Kelly (I)- 46.2%
Others- 3.2%

Maine 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Janet Mills (I)- 47.9% ✓
Fmr. Governor Paul LePage- 45.8%
Others- 6.3%

Maryland 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Fmr. DNC Chair Tom Perez- 53.1% ✓
Fmr. RNC Chair Michael Steele- 45.2%
Others- 1.7%

Massachusetts 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Attorney General Maura Healey- 61.7% ✓
Fmr. State Representative Geoff Diehl- 35.8%
Others- 2.5%

Michigan 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Gretchen Whitmer (I)- 49.7% ✓
Fmr. Police Chief James Craig- 49.0%
Others- 1.3%

Minnesota 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Tim Walz (I)- 55.7% ✓
Businessman Mike Lindell- 41.9%
Others- 2.4%

Nebraska 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Fmr. Governor Dave Heineman- 65.2% ✓
State Senator Carol Blood- 31.8%
Others- 3.0%

Nevada 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Steve Sisolak (I)- 48.3% ✓
Fmr. Senator Dean Heller- 46.9%
Others- 4.8%

New Hampshire 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Fmr. U.S. Representative Carol Shea Porter- 50.5% ✓
Fmr. Senator Kelly Ayotte- 47.3%
Others- 2.2%

New Mexico 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham (I)- 54.9% ✓
Fmr. Weatherman Mark Ronchetti- 38.9%
Public Lands Commissioner Aubrey Dunn Jr.- 5.6%
Others- 0.6%

New York 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Kathy Hochul (I)- 62.7% ✓
U.S. Representative Lee Zeldin- 33.5%
Others- 3.8%

Ohio 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Mike DeWine (I)- 54.7% ✓
Mayor Nan Whaley- 42.8%
Others- 2.5%

Oklahoma 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Kevin Stitt (I)- 56.3% ✓
State Superintendent Joy Hofmeister- 41.4%
Others- 2.3%

Oregon 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Speaker Tina Kotek- 53.9% ✓
Dr. Bud Pierce- 35.2%
State Senator Betsy Johnson- 8.2%
Others- 2.7%

Pennsylvania 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Attorney General Josh Shapiro- 50.5% ✓
State Senator Doug Mastriano- 48.8%
Others- 0.7%

Rhode Island 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea- 55.7% ✓
State Representative Blake Filippi- 39.2%
Others- 5.1%

South Carolina 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Henry McMaster (I)- 53.6% ✓
Fmr. U.S. Representative Joe Cunningham- 46.2%
Others- 0.2%

South Dakota 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Kristi Noem (I)- 58.4% ✓
State Senator Troy Heinert- 40.8%
Others- 0.8%

Tennessee 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Bill Lee (I)- 66.7% ✓
Dr. Jason Martin- 31.8%
Others- 1.5%

Texas 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Greg Abbott (I)- 50.7% ✓
Fmr. U.S. Representative Beto O'Rourke- 44.2%
Actor Matthew McConaughey (Withdrawn)- 3.8%
Others- 1.3%

Vermont 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Phil Scott (I)- 67.6% ✓
Fmr. State Senator Debbie Ingram- 28.8%
Others- 3.6%

Wisconsin 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Tony Evers (I)- 49.6% ✓
State Senator Chris Kapenga- 49.3%
Others- 1.1%

Wyoming 2022 Gubernatorial Election:
Governor Mark Gordon (I)- 70.8% ✓
Fmr. State Representative James Byrd- 26.9%
Others- 2.3%

Democratic Governorships- 27 ↑ (+3)
Republican Governorships- 22 ↓ (-4)
Independent Governorships- 1 ↑ (+1)

[America Needs R'hllor]

Kevin


Source: Wikipedia

"How did this happen?"

This is the question Kevin had to answer all day. Donors, activists, colleagues, all asked that same question. The real answer was that he had no f**king idea. Polls ahead of the election showed a small advantage for Democrats in the generic ballots, a narrowly positive approval for Biden and tight races for Senate in Nevada, Georgia, Arizona and North Carolina. He figured they could take back the House with these numbers, and maybe keep it even in the Senate after the recruiting failures in Pennsylvania and New Hampshire.

But this? Losing North Carolina? Failing to take even Nevada, where polls were favourable? And the worst of all, failing to take the House! He was going to have to face an angry caucus as a minority leader. It is truly a depressing day when Brian Kemp is the biggest winner of his party.

The media tried to offer some explanation- the Democratic educated base was more high-turnout, the Republican base was depressed by Trump's continued claims that the election will be rigged, whatever. None of that made much sense, because the Democrats did well, relative to expectations, accross the board, even among non-educated white voters in some places. Was Biden just popular right now, with hefty legislative accomplishments, decreasing unemployment and the inflation and supply shortage crises easing just in time for the midterms? Kevin didn't know, and he honestly didn't have much time to think about it, because he was so busy trying to save his career.

Trump and most of the losing candidates he endorsed were already blasting the media with statements about a rigged election and calling on their followers to protest them. Democrats were enjoying their usual show of calling Trump and his party "dangerous and anti-democatic". Now they were also gloating about getting a "strong mandate from the people". On the other hand, the usual annoying types like Mitt Romney were telling everyone how this was a repudiation of Trump. Honestly, Kevin could see their logic- candidates like Sean Parnell, Kari Lake, Andy Biggs and Lara Trump herself all lost embarrassingly. But he had to keep the farce, considering the sentiments of the base.

Once again, the phone rang with questions from some media ghoul. "Do you accept that the results of the election are legitimate? Or do you agree with Trump that-"

"Look, Jake," Kevin said impatiently, "I- I don't know. This has to be looked into. On the surface, there are a lot of questions, a lot of legitimate questions-"

"Will you accept the results of the election?"

"I think that what we have to focus on is that Democatic tampering with election laws is what caused this lopsided result. They are the real ones suppressing Republican voters and threatening democracy."

"Ok, what about members of your party, including Larry Hogan and Lindsey Graham, who said that the results hint Americans like government spending and investment in the economy?"

"It's nonsense. Voters understand that these actions are repeating the grave mistakes we've made before electing Ronald Reagen in 1980, and that he fixed."

"Do you think that maybe the consensus created by Reagan is endangered in light of these results?"

"Absolutely not. Thank you Jake."

[America Needs R'hllor]

Will He or Won't He? Trump Freezes Anxious 2024 Primary Field


Source: Wikipedia

February 17th, 2023

MIAMI - With the 2022 Midterms over and a new, expanded Democratic Congress sworn in, the 2024 Presidential election is looming in the distance, like grey storm clouds. In 2019, Democrats already started announcing for the crowded 2020 Presidential Primary in January and February after the swearing-in of the new Congress, but Republicans in 2023 were not nearly this quick.

The reason for this wasn't a lack of enthusiasm but one man who froze the field- former President Donald Trump. Initially, the losing 2020 nominee as adamant that he'd seek the nomination again in 2024, and most potential Republican nominees made clear they won't run against him. But after the cold shower of a less-than-satisfactory election results for his party in 2022, and with President Biden's approvals rising, Trump stopped promising to run, and repeatedly said that he would "let you know soon", despite continuing to claim that he would be "the best President" if elected again. Though he furiously denied it, some in Trump's inner circle were claiming that he was scared of running against Biden, and wanted to see his decision before announcing. He did, however, believe he could easily beat Vice President Harris, and wanted to run again if it's against her in order to achieve another victory.

With Trump taking his time to decide, many Republicans were getting increasingly restless, and the first few candidates jumped in- in late January, former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan became the first candidate in the race by forming an exploratory committee. He ended up announcing later in February, officially jumping in. Francis X. Suarez, the crypto-friendly, moderate Mayor of Miami, announced an exploratory committee in Febryary as well. The two candidates were both anti-Trump, and ran as quasi-primary challengers to the former President, but other candidates such as former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and former Vice President Mike Pence were indicating that they could run against Trump as well. Without Trump, many other candidates were likely to run.

President Biden, meanwhile, was increasingly likely to run, and though some in the media were speculating he was trying to create an easy launching pad for Vice President Harris, his advisors continued saying that he has "all intentions to run". Sources also said that he was planning to announce soon. Biden was unlikely to face a substantial primary challenge.

President Joe Biden Approval (February 1st)
Approve- 52.3%
Disapprove- 44.1%
Unsure- 3.6%

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris Approval (February 1st)
Disapprove- 48.2%
Approve- 44.9%
Unsure- 6.9%

2024 Democratic Presidential Primary - Biden Retires (Polling)
Vice President Kamala Harris- 34%
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg- 11%
U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez- 9%
Senator Elizabeth Warren- 7%
NYC Mayor Andrew Yang- 5%
Senator Amy Klobucher- 5%
Governor Kathy Hochul- 4%
Governor Gretchen Whitmer- 4%
Senator Cory Booker- 3%
Governor Colleen Hanabusa- 2%
Senator Michael Bennet- 2%
Fmr. State Representative Stacey Abrams- 2%
Others/Unsure- 12%

2024 Republican Presidential Primary - Trump Runs (Polling)
Fmr. President Donald Trump- 69%
Fmr. Vice President Mike Pence- 13%
Fmr. Governor Larry Hogan- 4%
Fmr. Governor Chris Christie- 3%
Miami Mayor Francis X. Suarez- 2%
Others/Unsure- 9%

2024 Republican Presidential Primary - Trump Doesn't Run (Polling)
Governor Ron DeSantis- 21%
Fmr. Vice President Mike Pence- 19%
Governor Brian Kemp- 8%
Fmr. UN Ambassador Nicki Haley- 6%
Businessman Donald Trump Jr.- 5%
Fmr. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo- 5%
Businesswoman Ivanka Trump- 4%
Senator Ted Cruz- 4%
Senator Marco Rubio- 3%
Fmr. Governor Chris Christie- 3%
Senator Josh Hawley- 2%
Fmr. Governor Larry Hogan- 2%
Governor Greg Abbott- 2%
Governor Kristi Noem- 2%
Senator Tim Scott- 1%
Miami Mayor Francis X. Suarez- 1%
Senator Rick Scott- 1%
U.S. Representative Elsie Stefanik- 1%
Fmr. Governor Chris Sununu- 0%
Senator Tom Cotton- 0%
Fmr. U.S. Representative Liz Cheney- 0%
Senator Joni Ernst- 0%
Others/Unsure- 10%

2024 United States Presidential Election (Polling)
President Joe Biden (D-DE)- 50%
Fmr. President Donald Trump (R-FL)- 44%
Others/Unsure- 6%

2024 United States Presidential Election (Polling)
President Joe Biden (D-DE)- 51%
Fmr. Vice President Mike Pence (R-IN)- 39%
Others/Unsure- 10%

2024 United States Presidential Election (Polling)
President Joe Biden (D-DE)- 51%
Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL)- 42%
Others/Unsure- 7%

[Continential]

Wasn't Yang elected Mayor?

[America Needs R'hllor]

Wasn't Yang elected Mayor?

Woops true! Fixed, thanks

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Give me Hanabusa/Bennet 2024 or give me death.

[America Needs R'hllor]

Biden officially announces reelection campaign


Source: Flickr

February 26th, 2023

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Confirming expectations and dispelling rumours, President Joe Biden has officially confirmed that he will be running for reelection in 2024, with Vice President Harris as his running mate. Biden confirmed it in a monthly press conference in the White House, and cited "more work to be done" and "very positive momentum" that he'd like to continue as reasons for running again. The Preisdent also dismissed questions about age and health concerns, saying he's feeling "fantastic". Biden also said that he'd be running on his accomplishments, including the American Recovery and Build Back Better Acts, the voting rights For the People Act, the record growth and jobs numbers, and foreign policy accomplishments such as the brokering of a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine in early 2022 and the signing of a new Iran Deal later in the year. Asked whether he'd begin campaigning, Biden stressed that it was not a "campaign kickoff rally" but rather a declaration of intentions, and that he was not ready to "devote precious time to campaigning" this early in the election season.

Biden is widely considered a popular incumbent who would be hard to defeat for a divided Republican Party, and pundits believe that the only causes for concern in his reelection campaign are health and potential Democratic overreach in Congress. Now that Biden had declared his intentions, the ball was in the court of his 2020 rival, former President Trump, who was still reportedly undecided.

World Health Organization says Tau variant might be the "beginning of the end" for the Coronavirus Pandemic


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March 2nd, 2023

GENEVA - Cautious optimism was the message of the World Health Organization in a recent statement coming out of Geneva. Tau , the latest "Variant of Concern" that started spreading from Russia in mid 2022, was the first variant that managed to eclipse the earlier Omicron variant in transmittability. This was following three "Variants of Interest" named Pi (originating in Iran), Rho (originating in Chile) and Sigma (originating in the United States) that failed to meaningfully spread and "defeat" Omicron. However, Tau, which is comparable to many strains of flu, proved to be an even less severe variant than Omicron, with many (especially vaccinated) people not feeling any symptoms and very rare critical cases. Following an initial scare, the spread of Tau lead to the lifting of many restrictions, though masks are still mandated in many countries. While WHO initially cautioned that a more serious variant might emerge, this has not materialized for close to a year, and many global healthcare experts are calling for the definition of Coronavirus as "endemic" rather than "pandemic" and the lifting of remaining restrictions.

Now, WHO is signaling that a decision on the matter may come very soon, as it is "conducting final research". At the same time, many pharma companise such as Pfitzer and Moderna are in the final stages of testing an "annual vaccine" that would target both the flu and the Coronavirus, offering effective protection against new strains every year.

Key Republicans privately, and publicly, angered by Trump's indecisiveness on Presidential campaign


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March 6th, 2023

MIAMI- As the times goes by without an announcement, many Republicans are increasingly anxious and angered by Trump's indecisiveness. With the Republican primary field nearly frozen at a date in which, four years before, many Democrats were already campaigning, Republican leaders candidates fret that his shadow will continue looming over the campaign season and damage their chances in the general election. Most are keeping their complaints private, but some have gone public, with Senate Minority Leader McConnell saying that Trump "needs to make a decision soon if he wants to be the nominee". Potential candidates are anxious about something else- while they wait on the sidelines for Trump's decision, some already-declared candidates are getting their names out and getting recognition. They include former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez and California Congresswoman Young Kim.


With pandemic concerns fading, Biden to depart on two-week international trip to Europe


Source: US National Archives

March 11th, 2023

WASHINGTON, D.C. - After embarking on a relatively small amount of international trips in his Presidency due to Coronavirus pandemic concerns, Joe Biden announced a large-scale trip to visit "allies and partners" accross Europe. White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said that the President is expected to discuss topics such as climate change, fair and labor-friendly trade deals, economic cooperation and shared strategies regarding problematic actors such as China, Russia, Iran, Afghanistan and Belarus.

Biden is expected to meet British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Ukrainian Volodymyr Zelensky, Hungarian Prime Minister Gergely Karácsony and Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki. In addition, Biden is expected to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, over a year after an impending Russian invasion of Ukraine was prevented by an-American led effort for compromise, which resulted in an arms control agreement to reduce NATO presence in Eastern Europe, restrict nuclear weapons in the region, limit Ukrainian military buildup and restrict military exercies of all three sides- NATO, Russia and Ukraine. The agreement also included a promise to hold talks on nuclear nonproliferation later on, which Biden is expected to discuss with Putin in their upcoming meeting.

Democrats, unrestricted by Manchin-Sinema pair or the filibuster, prepare for a flurry of legislative activity


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March 13th, 2023

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Following a successful midterm election in which they netted two seats in the Senate, increasing their majority to 53-47, Democrats have been reportedly gearing up and are now ready for a flurry of legislative activity, in which they would pass a myriad progressive priority using their congressional majority and the lack of a filibuster restriction. Congressional Democrats have been in contact with the White House regarding priorities, and are expected to attempt a "total transformation" of American ideological politics.

Items on the agenda include a slashing in student debt, gun restriction, Roe v Wade codification, environmental standards, universal pre-K education, an expansion of paid family leave, protections for the LGBTQ community, federal curriculum standards, universal healthcare, a ban on right-to-work laws and more. Republicans warn that if Democrats "abuse their power", they would unleash a retribution that "was never seen before" once they regain power, while many pundits doubt the prudence of this strategy, saying an "overreach" could harm Democrats.

President Joe Biden Approval (February 1st)
Approve- 53.5%
Disapprove- 43.8%
Unsure- 2.7%

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris Approval (February 1st)
Disapprove- 48.0%
Approve- 45.2%
Unsure- 6.8%

2024 Democratic Presidential Primary(Polling)
President Joe Biden- 58%
Senator Kyrsten Sinema- 4%
New York City Mayor Andrew Yang- 2%
Fmr. State Senator Nina Turner- 1%%
Author Marianne Williamson- 1%%
Fmr. U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard- 1%
Others/Unsure- 33%

2024 Republican Presidential Primary - Trump Runs (Polling)
Fmr. President Donald Trump- 64%
Fmr. Vice President Mike Pence- 12%
Fmr. Governor Larry Hogan- 5%
Miami Mayor Francis X. Suarez- 4%
U.S. Representative Young Kim- 2%
Fmr. Governor Chris Christie- 2%
Others/Unsure- 11%

2024 Republican Presidential Primary - Trump Doesn't Run (Polling)
Governor Ron DeSantis- 22%
Fmr. Vice President Mike Pence- 17%
Governor Brian Kemp- 7%
Fmr. UN Ambassador Nicki Haley- 7%
Fmr. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo- 6%
Businessman Donald Trump Jr.- 5%
Businesswoman Ivanka Trump- 5%
Fmr. Governor Larry Hogan- 4%
Miami Mayor Francis X. Suarez- 3%
Senator Ted Cruz- 3%
Senator Marco Rubio- 3%
Senator Tim Scott- 2%
Senator Josh Hawley- 2%
U.S. Representative Young Kim- 1%
Governor Kristi Noem- 1%
Governor Greg Abbott- 1%
Fmr. Governor Chris Christie- 1%
Fmr. U.S. Representative Liz Cheney- 1%
U.S. Representative Elsie Stefanik- 1%
Senator Rick Scott- 0%
Fmr. Governor Chris Sununu- 0%
Senator Tom Cotton- 0%
Senator Joni Ernst- 0%
Others/Unsure- 8%

2024 United States Presidential Election (Polling)
President Joe Biden (D-DE)- 52%
Fmr. President Donald Trump (R-FL)- 43%
Others/Unsure- 5%

2024 United States Presidential Election (Polling)
President Joe Biden (D-DE)- 54%
Fmr. Vice President Mike Pence (R-IN)- 39%
Others/Unsure- 7%

2024 United States Presidential Election (Polling)
President Joe Biden (D-DE)- 52%
Governor Ron DeSantis (R-FL)- 40%
Others/Unsure- 8%

[America Needs R'hllor]

As is apparent, this TL is ended for now. There are too many factors about the Biden administration (like the Ukraine invasion) that aren't included and it's not interesting enough. Once we have hindsight on the Biden administration (maybe around 2024) and I can play with the plot I might reboot it
Thanks for reading!

[MR DARK BRANDON]

Where do I sell my soul to make this reality

This is reality only Biden gets the credit he deserves