List of Alternate Presidents 2.0.

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28. Theodore Roosevelt (Progressive R)/Hiram Johnson: 1913-1921
29. Eugene Debs (Socialist)/Seymour Stedman: 1921-1925
30. Calvin Coolidge/Warren Harding: 1925-1929
31. Al Smith/Franklin Roosevelt: 1929-1941
32. Franklin Roosevelt/Harry Truman: 1941-1946
33. Harry Truman/Alben Barkley: 1946-1949
34. Thomas Dewey/Dwight Eisenhower: 1949-1957
35. Dwight Eisenhower/Thomas Kuchel: 1957-1961
36. John Kennedy/George McGovern: 1961-1969
37. George McGovern/Hubert Humphrey: 1969-1973
38. Nelson Rockefeller/Spiro Agnew: 1973-1981
39. Spirow Agnew/Gerald Ford: 1981-1989
40. Al Gore/Michael Dukakis: 1989-1997
41. Bill Clinton/Joe Biden: 1997-2001
42. John McCain/John Kasich: 2001-2005
43. Al Gore/John Kerry: 2005-2009
44. John Kerry/Barack Obama: 2009-2017
45. Barack Obama/Hillary Clinton: 2017-2021
46. Susan Collins/Jeff Flake: 2021-2029
47. Kamala Harris/Jason Kander: 2029-(Incumbent)

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(Continued from Above)
Defeated Tickets:

1912: Woodrow Wilson/Thomas Marshall and Nicholas Butler/James Sherman (Moderate R)
1916: James Marshall/Duncan Fletcher and Charles Hughes/Charles Fairbanks (Moderate R)
1920: James Cox/Franklin Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson/Robert LaFollette (Progressive R) and Leonard Wood/Warren Harding (Moderate R)
1924: Eugene Debs/Seymour Stedman (Socialist)* and John Davis/Charles Bryan
1928: Calvin Coolidge/Warren Harding*
1932: Warren Harding/Herbert Hoover
1936: Charles Curtis/Herbert Hoover
1940: Wendell Willkie/Alf Landon
1944: Thomas Dewey/Wendell Willkie
1948: Harry Truman/Alben Barkley (Moderate D)* and Strom Thurmond/Fielding Wright (Conservative D)
1952: Adlai Stevenson/George Ball
1956: John Kennedy/Lyndon Johnson (Liberal D) and Strom Thurmond/Harry Byrd (Conservative D)
1960: Dwight Eisenhower/Thomas Kuchel* and Harry Byrd/Strom Thurmond (Conservative D)
1964: Richard Nixon/Barry Goldwater
1968: Richard Nixon/John Anderson and George Wallace/Curtis LeMay (Conservative D)
1972: George McGovern/Hubert Humphrey*
1976: Jerry Brown/Jimmy Carter
1980: Walter Mondale/Jimmy Carter
1984: Jimmy Carter/Geraldine Ferraro
1988: Bob Dole/Ronald Reagan
1992: George H.W. Bush/Dan Quayle
1996: Arlen Specter/Alan Keyes (New Conservative) and Pat Buchanan/Phil Gramm (Conservative R)
2000: Bill Clinton/Joe Biden*
2004: John McCain/John Kasich*
2008: Mitt Romney/Ron Paul
2012: Ron Paul/John Kasich
2016: John Kasich/Jeff Duncan and Donald Trump/Mike Pence (Radical R)
2020: Barack Obama/Hillary Clinton*
2024: Steve Bullock/Michael Bennet
2028: Jeff Flake/Steve Daines

*Incumbent Defeated

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31. Al Smith/Franklin Roosevelt: 1929-1941

The Presidential candidate and his running mate cannot be from the same state.

http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2015/apr/16/lawrence-odonnell/president-vice-president-same-state-allowed/
http://www.history.com/news/ask-history/can-the-president-and-vice-president-be-from-the-same-state
https://www.snopes.com/history/american/vicepresident.asp

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Still, you'd likely be sacrificing New York's EVs (a similar point I made with Kassebaum in Mohamed's list).

Since this is an alternate timeline, it’s possible that Roosevelt holds office in a different state or that the voting system has been changed so that electors can vote for both candidates.

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United States of America

1789: George Washington (Independent) is unopposed.
Federalist and Democratic-Republican parties are formed.
1792: George Washington defeats Aaron Burr.
1796: Alexander Hamilton defeats Thomas Jefferson.
1800: Thomas Jefferson defeats Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson forms the Liberty party based on social and economic liberalism. The Federalist and Democratic-Republican parties are dissolved. Those that don't side with Jefferson form into the progressive Republican party and the conservative Democratic party.
1804: Thomas Jefferson defeats Andrew Jackson and John Adams.
Thomas Jefferson successfully abolishes slavery.
1808: James Madison defeats George Clinton. The Republicans do not field a candidate.
The Republican party is dissolved due to low turnout.
James Madison is unsuccessful in reinstating slavery.
The Democratic party splits due to economic differences. Populists form the American party while conservatives form the Conservative party.
1812: George Clinton defeats James Madison and Andrew Jackson.
Many are outraged that Clinton won the only 36% of  the vote. Former democrats form the temporary Reform coalition to fight for voting reform.
1816: James Madison defeats George Clinton.

American Parliamentary Republic

Seeing new potential thanks to changed voting laws, progressives form the Freedom party.
1817: PM James Madison; Reform gov't.
Reform coalition is disbanded.
1820: PM Rufus King; Freedom and Liberty coalition.
1824: PM Henry Clay; Liberty and Conservative coalition.
1828: PM Andrew Jackson; American gov't.
Slavery is legalized; non-whites stripped of rights.
1832: PM Andrew Jackson; American gov't.
Investigations show that the American party used gerrymandering to win more ranges and pick their PM. Many wish to return to direct voting. Anti-Parliamentary party is formed.
1836: PM William H Harrison; Anti-Parliamentary, Liberty, Conservative, and Freedom coalition.

Democratic Republic of American States

Anti-Parliamentary party is disbanded.
1840: William H Harrison (Endorsed by Liberty,  Freedom, and Conservative parties) defeats Martin van Buren.
Due to slavery issues, Liberty and Freedom parties form the Libertarian party. In response, the Conservative and American parties reform the Democrats.
1844: William H Harrison defeats James K Polk.
Harrison begins re-abolishment process, but can't complete it during his term.
1848: James K Polk defeats Henry Clay.

To be Continued...

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James K Polk defies his follow Democrats and abolishes slavery. Polk forms the Moderate party.
1852: James K Polk defeats James Fremont and Franklin Pierce.
1856: James K Polk defeats Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Pierce.
1860: James K Polk defeats Abraham Lincoln and James Buchanan
1864: James K Polk defeats Rutherford B Hayes and Samuel Tilden

Military Coup in America

While the people of America have now elected Polk five times, many military leaders are fed up with 18 years of the same leadership. On July 4, 1866 the majority of the military rallies against the current administration. They storm Washington, surround the White House and demand the president Polk be handed over. After being refused, the troops enter the White House and shoot Polk. All other staff are shot or taken prisoner. An interim military government is to be put in place, but many doubt it will be temporary.

Military Government of America

1866: Ulysses S Grant (Military) is appointed president.

To be Continued...

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Ulysses S Grant resigns "out of remorse"
1868: Classius M Clay appointed.
1875: Ulysses S Grant leads coup to restore democracy, is appointed president.

American Union

Liberal and People's parties are formed
1876: James Garfield defeats Samuel Tilden; largest PV margin in history.
Christian Democratic party is formed.
1880: James Garfield defeats Thomas Bayard and Ferdinand Lassalle.
1884: Grover Cleveland defeats James Garfield.
1888: Chester Arthur defeats Grover Cleveland.
1892: Ferdinand Lassalle defeats Chester Arthur and William J Bryan.
Sweeping reforms are made by Lassalle in the fields of working standards, wages, and social equality. These reforms are so popular the the Christian Democrats dissipate.
1896: Ferdinand Lassalle defeats William Mckinley.
Conservative socialists and populists are unhappy with the reforms being made by Lassalle. They form the Conservative party.
1900: William McKinley defeats Ferdinand Lassalle and William J Bryan.
1904: Theodore Roosevelt defeats Adolph Strasser and John Williams.
In a shocking move, Roosevelt joins the People's party, leaving Liberals devastated. Roosevelt also draws votes away from the Conservative party.
1908: Theodore Roosevelt defeats William H Taft.
Conservative party disbands. Centrist party is formed.
1912: Woodrow Wilson defeats Theodore Roosevelt and William H Taft.
1916: Charles E Hughes defeats Woodrow Wilson and Robert LaFollette.
The slightly unorthodox Human Progression party is formed. The party is dedicated to the scientific, technological, and social progression of mankind.
1920: Nikola Tesla defeats Charles E Hughes, Allan Benson, and Calvin Coolidge in a surprise victory.

To be Continued...

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President Tesla grants women suffrage during his first term. He also signs the Civil Rights Act of 1922 ending segregation and outlawing all measures to disenfranchise minority voters.
1924: Nikola Tesla defeats James Cox and Eugene Debs.
The Liberal party hasn't been able to fully recover since the creation of several opposition parties and is forced to disband.
President Tesla has stated that he wishes to return to science after his second term, leaving the HPP without a candidate.
1928: Franklin D Roosevelt defeats Al Smith (endorsed by HPP).
A schism in the People's party causes Al Smith and several other moderates to join the HPP, potentially saving the party.
1932: Al Smith defeats Franklin D Roosevelt.
The earlier schisim forces the People's party to disband.
1936: Franklin D Roosevelt defeats Al Smith.
Divisions between right and left leaning people causes the Centrist party to split into the left-leaning New Democrats and the right-leaning Small Government party.
1940: Harry S Truman defeats Wendell Wilkie and Al Smith.
1944: Thomas Dewey defeats Harry S Truman
After sitting out of the 1944 election, the HPP decides that they must find another charismatic scientist.
1948: Albert Einstein defeats Thomas Dewey and Harry S Truman.
1952: Albert Einstein defeats Adlai Stevenson and Harold Stassen.
1956: Albert Einstein (endorsed by ND) defeats Harold Stassen.
1958: Albert Einstein dies in office, leaving John Mauchly president.
1960: Richard Nixon defeats John Mauchly and Lyndon B Johnson.
1964: John F Kennedy defeats Richard Nixon and William Blakley.
1968: Hubert Humphrey defeats John F Kennedy and Barry Goldwater.

To Be Continued...

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1972: Hubert Humphrey defeats John Mauchly and Richard Nixon.
1976: Ronald Reagan defeats Jimmy Carter, J Presper Eckert, and John Anderson.
1980: Ronald Reagan defeats Morris Udall and Walter Mondale.
1984: Carl Sagan defeats George H W Bush and Joe Biden.
1988: Carl Sagan (Endorsed by ND) defeats Bob Dole.
1992: Geraldine Ferraro defeats Al Gore and Bob Dole.
1996: Bill Clinton defeats Geraldine Ferraro and Jack Kemp.
2000: Newt Gingrich defeats Bill Clinton and Ralph Nader.
2004: Joe Biden defeats Newt Gingrich and Ralph Nader.
2008: Joe Biden (Endorsed by HPP) defeats Mitt Romney.
2012: Donald Trump defeats Joe Biden, Paul Ryan, and Barack Obama.
2016: Bill Nye defeats Donald Trump (Endorsed by SGP), Ross Perot, and Joe Manchin.
Donald Trump and Ross Perot join to create the Alternative party.
2020: Bill Nye defeats Donald Trump, John Bel Edwards, and Rand Paul.
The New Democrats join the HPP, but lose many conservative members.
2024: Jared Kushner defeats Rand Paul and Neil Degrasse Tyson.
2028: Kamala Harris defeats Jared Kushner and Gary Johnson.

End of Series

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34) Thomas E Dewey (1949-1953)
35) W. Averell Harriman (1953-1957)
36) Joseph McCarthy (1957-1957) (Died in Office)
37) J Edgar Hoover (1957-1959) (Impeached and Ejected)
38) Sam Rayburn (1959-1961)
39) John F Kennedy (1961-1969)
40) Martin Luther King, Jr. (1969-1977)
41) Nelson Rockefeller (1977-1982) (Died In Office)
42) John Anderson (1982-1989)
43) Al Gore (1989-1997)
44) Michael Dukakis (1997-2001)
45) John McCain (2001-2005)
46) Hillary Clinton (2005-2009)
47) Mitt Romney (2009-2013)
48) John Conyers (2013-2018) (Resigned)
49) Joe Biden (2018-2021)
50) Marco Rubio (2021-2029)
51) Jason Kander (2029-)

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Pre Communist America
31. Eugene Debs

Democratic
1925-1926
Communist Regime
32. Adolph Strasser

Democratic Socialist
1926-1939
33. Earl Browder

Democratic Socialist
1939-1949
Post Communist America
34. Thomas Dewey

Republican Revolutionary
1949-1957
35. Henry Wallace

Liberal Progressive
1957-1961
36. Martin Luther King Jr.

Republican
1961-1969
37. Phil Ochs

Liberal Progressive
1969-1977
38. Gerald Ford

Republican
1977-1981
39. Walter Mondale

Liberal Progressive
1981-1985
40. Ronald Reagan

Republican
1985-1989
41. Walter Mondale

Liberal Progressive
1989-1993
42. Bill Clinton

Republican
1993-2001
43. Al Gore

Liberal Progressive
2001-2005
44. John McCain

Republican
2005-2013
45. Barack Obama

Liberal Progressive
2013-2021
46. Charlie Baker

Republican
2021-

Before you scream at me about MLK or Phil Ochs or Republican Clinton or whatever, relax, it's an alternate timeline.

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1924: Eugene Debs defeats Calvin Coolidge
1928-1936: Adolph Strasser unopposed
1940-1944: Earl Browder unopposed
1948: Thomas Dewey defeats Earl Browder
1952: Thomas Dewey defeats Norman Thomas
1956: Henry Wallace defeats Dwight D. Eisenhower
1960: Martin Luther King Jr. defeats Henry Wallace and George Smathers
1964: Martin Luther King Jr. defeats John F. Kennedy
1968: Phil Ochs defeats Richard Nixon and Robert F. Kennedy
1972: Phil Ochs defeats Nelson Rockefeller
1976: Gerald Ford defeats John Denver
1980: Walter Mondale defeats Gerald Ford
1984 (LP Primary): Carl Sagan defeats Walter Mondale
1984: Ronald Reagan defeats Carl Sagan and Bernie Sanders
1988: Walter Mondale defeats Ronald Reagan
1992: Bill Clinton defeats Jerry Brown
1996: Bill Clinton defeats Paul Tsongas
2000: Al Gore defeats Jack Kemp and Ralph Nader
2004: John McCain defeats Al Gore
2008: John McCain defeats Bernie Sanders and John Conyers
2012: Barack Obama defeats Mitt Romney
2016: Barack Obama defeats Sarah Palin and Donald Trump
2020: Charlie Baker defeats Kamala Harris

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Oof the old government

Following shocking revelations of many politicians bargaining for Russian support, the old party system breaks down, many are ousted, and a parliamentary system is put in place.

2019 Emergency Election:
National Unity: 490
American Fatherland: 10
Prime Minister: Claire McCaskill (NU-MO)
Deputy Prime Minister: Arnold Schwarzenegger (NU-CA)
Opposition Leader: Jared Kushner  (AF-NY)
2023 Election:
American Union of Labor: 36
National Unity: 412
Facts and Logic: 52
Prime Minister: Claire McCaskill (NU-MO)
Deputy Prime Minister: Angus King (NU-ME)
Opposition Leader: Ben Shapiro (FaL-CA)
2027 Election:
American Union of Labor: 2
Progressive Future: 105
National Unity: 202
Christian Democrats USA: 16
Facts and Logic: 186
Prime Minister: Kyrsten Sinema (NU-AZ)
Deputy Prime Minister: Ayanna Pressley (PF-NY)
Opposition Leader: Ben Shapiro (FaL-CA)
2031 Election:
Progressive Future: 133
National Unity: 119
Christian Democrats USA: 30
Facts and Logic: 218
Prime Minister: Ayanna Pressley (PF-NY) Until loss of confidence in 2033, then Joe Cunningham (NU-SC)
Deputy Prime Minister: Joe Cunningham (NU-SC) until confidence vote in 2033, then Lee Carter (PF-VA)
Opposition Leader: Ben Shapiro (FaL-CA) until sexual assault charge in 2035, then Dan Crenshaw (FaL-TX)

I'll keep doing these later

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2035 Election:
Progressive Future: 225
National Unity: 76
Christian Democrats USA: 189
Facts and Logic: 10
Prime Minister: Lee Carter (PF-VA)
Deputy Prime Minister: Joe Cunningham (NU-SC) until the 2036 conflict, in which Cunningham breaks with Carter on several key economic platforms. Carter then controversially replaces him with John Bel Edwards (CDU-LA).
Opposition Leader: John Bel Edwards (CDU-LA) until the 2036 conflict, then Joe Cunningham (NU-SC)
2039 Election:
Progressive Future: 86
National Unity: 163
Christian Democrats USA: 232
Facts and Logic: 19
Prime Minister: John Bel Edwards (CDU-LA)
Deputy Prime Minister: Dan Crenshaw (FaL-TX)
Opposition Leader: Phil Scott (NU-VT)
2043 Election:
Progressive Future: 63
National Unity: 166
Christian Democrats USA: 232
Facts And Logic: 29
Prime Minister: John Bel Edwards (CDU-LA)
Deputy Prime Minister: Dan Crenshaw (FaL-TX)
Opposition Leader: Abigail Spanberger (NU-VA)

In 2046, the Christian Democrats USA including Prime Minister Edwards are found guilty of receiving illegal funds and support from Angela Merkel and her allies in the German CDU. Chief Justice Merrick Garland declares the 2043 election void and a snap election is held.

2046 Snap Election:
Progressive Future: 72
National Unity: 426
Facts and Logic: 2
Prime Minister: Abigail Spanberger (NU-VA)
Deputy Prime Minister: Carlos Curbelo (NU-FL)
Opposition Leader: Rashida Tlaib (PF-MI)

And the cycle repeats...

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Parliamentary America From the 70s Onward

BACKGROUND:
The United States has combined its House and Senate into a single parliamentary body consisting of 535 seats. New parties arose following the breakdown of the Democrats and Republicans, and have two major divisions: Left vs Right (political axis), and Progressive vs Moderationist (philosophical axis). The parties are:

Nationalist Party
Political Position: Far Right
Philosophical Position: Moderationist generally, although some have argued that their reactionary tendencies lean on the side of progressivism.
Ideology: Nationalism, White Supremacy (until the 1990s), Conservatism, Anti-Globalism

Conservative Union
Political Position: Center-right to Right Wing
Philosophical Position: Moderationist
Ideology: Social Conservatism, Fiscal Conservatism, Economic Liberalism

Progressive Conservative Party
Political Position: Center to Center-right
Philosophical Position: Progressive
Ideology: Progressive Centrism, Conservatism, Christian Democracy, Conservative Liberalism

Democratic Liberty Party
Political Position: Center-left to Center-right
Philosophical Position: Moderationist
Ideology: Centrism, Conservative Liberalism, Ordoliberalism, Reformism

Progressive Liberal Party
Political Position: Center to Center-left
Philosophical Position: Progressive
Ideology: Liberalism, Social Liberalism, Social Democracy

Socialist Green Party
Political Position: Left Wing
Philosophical Position: Progressive
Ideology: Green Politics, Democratic Socialism


1972:
Government: PCP (289)
Opposition: PLP (101), DLP (77), NP (60), CU (7), SGP (1)
Prime Minister: Richard Nixon
1973 (Snap):
Government: PLP (202), DLP (85)
Opposition: CU (146), NP (81), PCP (19), SGP (2)
Prime Minister: Hubert Humphrey
1977:
Government: CU (149), DLP (122)
Opposition: PLP (135), PCP (67), NP (59), SGP (3)
Prime Minister: Ronald Reagan
1981:
Government: CU (139), DLP (131)
Opposition: PLP (159), PCP (86), NP (18), SGP (2)
Prime Minister: Ronald Reagan
1983 (Snap):
Government: DLP (170), PLP (90), PCP (85)
Opposition: CU (174), SGP (11), NP (5)
Prime Minister: John B. Anderson
1987:
Government: PLP (264), PCP (92)
Opposition: CU (112), DLP (60), SGP (5), NP (2)
Prime Minister: Mario Cuomo

To be continued...

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1991:
Government: PLP (218), PCP (80)
Opposition: CU (123), DLP (101), SGP (12), NP (1)
Prime Minister: Mario Cuomo
1995:
Government: DLP (142), CU (135)
Opposition: PLP (159), PCP (75), SGP (22), NP (2)
Prime Minister: Bill Clinton
1999:
Government: PLP (228), PCP (40), SGP (25)
Opposition: DLP (133), CU (108), NP (1)
Prime Minister: Al Gore
2001 (Snap):
Government: CU (275)
Opposition: NP (120), PLP (66), DLP (43), PCP (16), SGP (15)
Prime Minister: Dick Cheney
2005:
Government: CU (254), PCP (27)
Opposition: PLP (134), DLP (78), NP (40), SGP (2)
Prime Minister: Dick Cheney
2009:
Government: PLP (152), DLP (129)
Opposition: CU (199), SGP (25), PCP (20), NP (10)
Prime Minister: Barack Obama
2013:
Government: DLP (145), PLP (132)
Opposition: CU (205), PCP (43), NP (6), SGP (4)
Prime Minister: Joe Biden
2017:
Government: CU (225), NP (87)
Opposition: DLP (103), PLP (93), PCP (19), SGP (9)
Prime Minister: Lindsay Graham

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Early Socialist Regime

In 1880, the increasingly popular Albert Parsons (Socialist Labor) is elected the 20th president of the United States. His socialist backers enact a large government and economic reform, including the division of powers between the President (left) and Chancellor (right) elected by congress. The President is limited to one term at a time but the Chancellor can continue to be elected for unlimited terms. Congress would be elected every 4 years during the midterm of the Presidency.

20. Albert Parsons
(1881-1885)

Philip Van Patten
(1883-1885)

The Socialist Labor government begins passing more authoritarian measures to cement their power. Parsons ends up passing these measures under great pressure but his  reluctance still causes the party to depose him and his chosen successor, Eugene Debs.

21. Philip Van Patten
(1885-1889)

George W. Howard
(1885-1887)
James B. Weaver
(1887-1891)

Van Patten takes the presidency but his circle is shaken after their successor Chancellor, George W. Howard is replaced by the moderate Weaver in the midterm. Chancellor Weaver exerts his power to force the party to allow multiple member to stand for the presidency.

22. Albert Parsons
(1889-1893)

Parsons and Weaver promise to begin restoring liberty to the US but are limited by the power that Van Patten's circle still holds. They allow a limited multi-party system, with the SLP splitting into the Marxist Party, Labor Party (Socialist, Soft Authoritarian), Social Democrats, and National Socialists. The 4 parties are bound the the Worker's Coalition however, essentially ensuring that Labor will hold the presidency. The Republican Party is also allowed to return in limited capacity by espousing "Socialist Liberalism", which is really Social Liberalism.

James B. Weaver
SD-LP-MP-NS
(1891-1895)

23. George W. Howard
(1893-1897)

Thomas E. Watson
LP-MP
(1895-1899)

24. Charles H. Matchett
(1897-1901)

Thomas E. Watson
LP-SD
(1899-1903)

The Social Democrats provide the only viable coalition and force Watson to bring forward reforms for political liberalization. Matchett of course vetoes as party insiders planned but surprisingly a coalition in congress arises to overturn it and Watson allows this to prevent a VoNC. Citizens now have far greater political freedom than before in the regime. The Liberty Coalition (Libertarianism, Liberal Conservatism) is founded and becomes allies with the reinvigorated Republicans. The Social Democrats also see a brief surge in support.

25. Joseph F. Malloney
(1901-1905)

Eugene Debs
SD-LP-MP
(1903-1907)

26. William Jennings Bryan
(1905-1909)

The Social Democrats once again shake the nation by abandoning the Worker's Coalition Entirely and backing Republican Theodore Roosevelt as chancellor. Labor no longer holds the power to stop this and the 2 dissenting parties along with the Liberty Coalition form the Democratic Restoration Alliance to end the regime once and for all.

Theodore Roosevelt
RP-SD-LC
(1907-1911)

27. William Howard Taft
(1909-1913)
The Taft-Roosevelt government makes more sweeping reforms, to the point where Americans have more freedoms than they did before the regime. The Republicans and Liberty Coalition merge to form the Liberal Party.

Theodore Roosevelt
Lib-SD
(1911-1915)

28. Hiram Johnson
(1913-1917)

Woodrow Wilson
SD-Lib
(1915-1919)

29. Calvin Coolidge
(1917-1921)

Woodrow Wilson, amidst growing disagreements between the Social Democrats and Liberals, turns to the remaining Labor Party for support, ending the DRA.

Woodrow Wilson
SD-Lab
(1919-1923)

30. Robert LaFollette
(1921-1925)

Woodrow Wilson
SD
(1923-1927)

Remaining leftists form the New Democrats and begin attracting many more members due to both major parties taking a shift to the right.

31. Herbert Hoover
(1925-1929)

The Liberals rebrand as the Liberal-Conservatives, embracing the right, while the Social Democrats take on a more centrist platform.

Charles Curtis
LC
(1927-1931)

32. Al Smith
(1929-1933)

With an economic downturn, chaos in the elections ensues as anti-establishment movements grow. Curtis, looking to avoid the New Dems taking power, brashly allies with the long disregarded National Socialists.

Charles Curtis
LC-NS
(1931-1935)

33. Virgil Effinger
(1933-1937)

The National Socialists, now holding the presidency thanks to the chaos, influence the LCs to replace Curtis with Alf Landon, who truly acts as a palatable puppet for the fascist group.

Alf Landon
LC-NS
(1935-1939)

34. William D. Pelley
(1937-1941)

Virgil Effinger
NS
(1939-1943)

35. Franklin D. Roosevelt
(1941-1945)

Wendell Willkie
SD-ND-LC
(1943-1949)

America had another close call with authoritarianism, but ultimately the National Socialists were defeated before permanent damage could be done. This period also devastated the Liberal-Conservatives, who are now relegated to a minor rightist party. The major parties are now the New Democrats (Center-left) and the Social Democrats(Center-right). Liberalism will forever be remembered as an initially well intentioned ideology that brought the world fascism. Meanwhile, "Social Democracy" (now best described as compassionate conservatism) leads the global right. Both the SDP and NDP are expressly anti-communist and anti-fascist, trending towards the center. Roosevelt and Willkie also agree to end the parliamentary system and extend presidential term limits to 2 terms, with Roosevelt being reelected in 1944 and being the undisputed executive leader for the first time since the last century.

To be continued...