Alternate Careers

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Marco A. Rubio
(1971–)


Member of the Florida House of Representatives, District 111
2000–2008
Preceded by Carlos Valdes
Succeeded by Erik Fresen

Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives
2006–2008
Preceded by Allan Bense
Succeeded by Ray Sansom

United States Ambassador to the Organization of American States
2017–2018^R
President: Donald Trump
Preceded by Carmen Lomellin
Succeeded by Carlos Trujillo


Candidate for U.S. Senator from Florida
2010

^{Primary election:}
Gov. Charlie Crist 49% • Rubio 48%

^{General election:}
Gov. Charlie Crist 58% • State Rep. Kendrick Meek 39%


Candidate for U.S. Senator from Florida
2012

^{Primary election:}
Rubio 35%
Rep. Connie Mack IV 33%
Fmr. Rep. Dave Weldon 15%

^{General election:}
Sen. Bill Nelson (inc.) 54% • Rubio 43%


Candidate for U.S. Senator from Florida
2016

^{Primary election:}
Sen. Charlie Crist (inc.) 51% • Rubio 49%

^{General election:}
Sen. Charlie Crist (inc.) 49% • Rep. Patrick Murphy 49%


Candidate for Governor of Florida
2018

^{Primary election:}
Rubio 57% • Ag. Comm. Adam Putnam 37%

^{General election:}
Mayor Andrew Gillum 53% • Rubio 45%

[JoeyOCanada]

Marshall Bruce Mathers III

Democratic State Senator of Michigan
2011 - 2015

Democratic Senator from Michigan
2017 - 2021

[Continential]

Marco A. Rubio
(1971–)


Member of the Florida House of Representatives, District 111
2000–2008
Preceded by Carlos Valdes
Succeeded by Erik Fresen

Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives
2006–2008
Preceded by Allan Bense
Succeeded by Ray Sansom

United States Ambassador to the Organization of American States
2017–2018^R
President: Donald Trump
Preceded by Carmen Lomellin
Succeeded by Carlos Trujillo


Candidate for U.S. Senator from Florida
2010

^{Primary election:}
Gov. Charlie Crist 49% • Rubio 48%

^{General election:}
Gov. Charlie Crist 58% • State Rep. Kendrick Meek 39%


Candidate for U.S. Senator from Florida
2012

^{Primary election:}
Rubio 35%
Rep. Connie Mack IV 33%
Fmr. Rep. Dave Weldon 15%

^{General election:}
Sen. Bill Nelson (inc.) 54% • Rubio 43%


Candidate for U.S. Senator from Florida
2016

^{Primary election:}
Sen. Charlie Crist (inc.) 51% • Rubio 49%

^{General election:}
Sen. Charlie Crist (inc.) 49% • Rep. Patrick Murphy 49%


Candidate for Governor of Florida
2018

^{Primary election:}
Rubio 57% • Ag. Comm. Adam Putnam 37%

^{General election:}
Mayor Andrew Gillum 53% • Rubio 45%

Kendriek Meek was a US Rep

[OBD]

Marco A. Rubio
(1971–)


Member of the Florida House of Representatives, District 111
2000–2008
Preceded by Carlos Valdes
Succeeded by Erik Fresen

Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives
2006–2008
Preceded by Allan Bense
Succeeded by Ray Sansom

United States Ambassador to the Organization of American States
2017–2018^R
President: Donald Trump
Preceded by Carmen Lomellin
Succeeded by Carlos Trujillo


Candidate for U.S. Senator from Florida
2010

^{Primary election:}
Gov. Charlie Crist 49% • Rubio 48%

^{General election:}
Gov. Charlie Crist 58% • State Rep. Kendrick Meek 39%


Candidate for U.S. Senator from Florida
2012

^{Primary election:}
Rubio 35%
Rep. Connie Mack IV 33%
Fmr. Rep. Dave Weldon 15%

^{General election:}
Sen. Bill Nelson (inc.) 54% • Rubio 43%


Candidate for U.S. Senator from Florida
2016

^{Primary election:}
Sen. Charlie Crist (inc.) 51% • Rubio 49%

^{General election:}
Sen. Charlie Crist (inc.) 49% • Rep. Patrick Murphy 49%


Candidate for Governor of Florida
2018

^{Primary election:}
Rubio 57% • Ag. Comm. Adam Putnam 37%

^{General election:}
Mayor Andrew Gillum 53% • Rubio 45%

Poor Rubio

[OSR STANDS WITH PALESTINE]

Bryan Lee Cranston

1956-

Actor, Malcolm in the Middle, 2000-2002

U.S. Representative for the 28th Congressional District of California, 2003-2011

39th Governor of California, 2011-2017

46th President of the United States, 2017-2025*

*For reference, in this TL, MitM only gets two seasons, and John Kerry won in 2004 but lost re-election to Mitt Romney in 2008.

It’s a bit late but can someone make this into a timeline highlighting his time as congressman through his presidency?

[Continential]

Hillary Rodham-Dodd

1947-

Mayor of Willimantic, Connecticut

1972-1974

US Representative From Conecticut-2

1975-1983

US Senator of Connecticut

1983-1992

President of the United States

1993-2001

Secetary of State

2005-2009

Races Coming Later

[JoeyOCanada]

Robert James Ritchie

U.S. Senator from Michigan
2017 - 2021

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations
2021 - 2025

Vice President of the United States
2025 - 2026

[WestVegeta]

Bryan Lee Cranston

1956-

Actor, Malcolm in the Middle, 2000-2002

U.S. Representative for the 28th Congressional District of California, 2003-2011

39th Governor of California, 2011-2017

46th President of the United States, 2017-2025*

*For reference, in this TL, MitM only gets two seasons, and John Kerry won in 2004 but lost re-election to Mitt Romney in 2008.

It’s a bit late but can someone make this into a timeline highlighting his time as congressman through his presidency?

Ahh  it, I might as well

[Sir Mohamed]

Wikipedia infobox style:

#49thPOTUS and #49thVPOTUS

Andrew Gillum



49th President of the United States
In office
January 20, 2033 - January 20, 2041
Vice President  Conor Lamb
Preceded by  Elise Stefatik
Succeeded by  Gwen Morrison (*)

49th Vice President of the United States
In office
January 20, 2021 - January 20, 2029
President  Steve Bullock
Preceded by  Mike Pence
Succeeded by  Elise Stefatik

46th Governor Florida
In office
January 9, 2019 - January 17, 2021
Lieutenant  Chris King
Preceded by  Rick Scott
Succeeded by  Chris King

Mayor of Tallahassee
In office
November 21, 2014 - November 20, 2018

(*) in College as of 2018

[JoeyOCanada]

John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr.

U.S. Senator from New York: 1989 - 1995
Governor of New York: 1995 - 2003
U.S. Secretary of State: 2003 - 2009
47th Vice President of the United States: 2009 - 2017
45th President of the United States: 2017 - 2025

1988 New York Senate Election
John F. Kennedy, Jr.: 67%
Robert McMillan: 33%

1994 New York Gubernatorial Election
John F. Kennedy, Jr.: 51%
George Pataki: 49%

1998 New York Gubernatorial Election
John F. Kennedy, Jr.: 60%
Mary Donohue: 40%

2016 Presidential Election
John F. Kennedy, Jr.: 301 EVs
Ted Cruz: 237 EVs

2020 Presidential Election
John F. Kennedy, Jr.: 338 EVs
Marco Rubio: 200 EVs

[libertpaulian]

Matthew Richard Stone

(1971-)



46th President of the United States
In office
January 20, 2021-January 20, 2029
Vice President Justin Amash
Preceded by Hillary Clinton
Succeeded by Justin Amash

43rd Governor of Colorado
In office
January 15, 2015-December 30, 2020
Lieutenant Walker Stapleton
Preceded by John Hickenlooper
Succeeded by Walker Stapleton

Voice Actor, Co-Creator of South Park, and Co-Founder of South Park Studios
1992-2015

Colorado gubernatorial election, 2014:
Matthew R. Stone (R): 52%
John W. Hickenlooper, Jr. (D, inc.): 45%
Other: 3%

Colorado gubernatorial election, 2018:
Matthew R. Stone (R, inc.) : 61%
Mike Johnston (D): 36%
Other: 3%

United States Presidential election, 2020:
Matthew R. Stone/Justin A. Amash (R): 419 EVs (51%)
Hillary R. Clinton/Timothy M. Kaine (D, inc.): 119 EVs (41%)
Other: 8%

United States Presidential election, 2024:
Matthew R. Stone/Justin A. Amash (R, inc.): 441 EVs (55%)
Andrew M. Cuomo/Julian Castro (D): 97 EVs (41%)
Other: 4%

[President Johnson]

Gerald R. Ford



38th & 41st President of the United States
In Office
March 1, 1981 - January 20, 1989

Vice President | None (Mar-Jun 1981)
                        Donald Rumsfeld
Preceded by | Ronald Reagan
Succeeded by | Donald Rumsfeld

In Office
August 9, 1974 - January 20, 1977

Vice President | None (Aug-Dec 1974)
                         Nelson Rockefeller
Preceded by | Richard Nixon
Succeeded by | Jimmy Carter

40th & 43rd Vice President of the United States
In Office
January 20, 1981 - March 1, 1981

President | Ronald Reagan
Preceded by | Walter Mondale
Succeeded by | Donald Rumsfeld

In Office
December 6, 1973 - August 9, 1974

President | Richard Nixon
Preceded by | Spiro Agnew
Succeeded by | Nelson Rockefeller

[TheBeardedOne]

Barack Obama b. 1961

• Illinois State Senator 1997-2004
• Senator for Illinois 2005-2009
  
• President of the United States 2009-2017
• Mayor of Chicago 2019-2025
• Supreme Court Justice 2025-

[sentinel]

Al Gore
1977 - 1985: Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (D-TN)
1985 - 2001: United States Senator (D-TN)
2001 - 2005: Vice President of the United States (D-TN)
2009 - 2013: President of the United States (D-TN)
2013 - 2017: President of the United States (D-TN)

John McCain
1983 - 1987: Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (R-AZ)
1987 - 2005: U.S. Senator (R-AZ)
2005 - 2013: President of the United States (R-AZ)

Bob Graham
1966 - 1970: Member of the Florida House of Representatives (D-FL)
1970 - 1978: Member of the Florida State Senate (D-FL)
1979 - 1987: Governor of Florida (D-FL)
1987 - 1993: U.S. Senator (D-FL)
1993 - 2001: Vice President of the United States (D-FL)
2001 - 2005: President of the United States (D-FL)


2012 Presidential Election

President John S. McCain (R-AZ)  /  Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R-MN) - 267 Electoral Votes
Former President Al Gore Jr. (D-TN) / Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) - 271 Electoral Votes

[dw93]

Estes Kefauver: 1903-1963

35th President of the United States:
in office
January 20th, 1953-January 20th, 1961

Vice President | Warren Magnuson
Preceded By| Thomas Dewey
Succeeded By | Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.

United States Senator from Tennessee:
in office
Janaury 3rd, 1949-December 10th, 1952

Member of the United States House of Representatives from Tennessee's 3rd District:
in office
September 13th, 1939-January 3rd, 1949

[JoeyOCanada]

Rod Blagojevich

Illinois State Congressman from the 33rd District
1993 - 1997

U.S. Congressman from Illinois's 5th District
1997 - 2003

Governor of Illinois
2003 - 2009

U.S. Senator from Illinois
2009 - 2013

Vice President of the United States
2013 - 2017
1996 House Elections, Illinois 5th District
Rod Blagojevich (D) - 53% √
Michael Flanagan (R) - 47%

2002 Illinois Gubernatorial election
Rod Blagojevich (D) - 56% √
Patrick O'Malley - 44%

2006 Illinois Gubernatorial election
Rod Blagojevich (D) - 60% √
Judy Baar Topinka (R) - 40%

2008 Senate election in Illinois
Rod Blagojevich (D) - 70% √
Andy Martin (R) - 30%

2012 Presidential election
Hillary Clinton/Rod Blagojevich (D) - 338 EVs √
Paul Ryan/Ron Paul (R) - 200 EVs

[JoeyOCanada]

George Wilcken Romney

43rd Governor of Michigan
1963 - 1969

3rd United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
1969 - 1973

United States Senator from Michigan
1973 - 1981

43rd Vice President of the United States
1981 - 1985

40th President of the United States
1985 - 1989
1972 Senate election in Michigan
George Romney (R) - 51% √
Philip Hart (D) - 49%

1976 Senate election in Michigan
George Romney (R) - 53% √
Donald Riegle, Jr. (D) - 47%

1980 United States Presidential election
George H.W. Bush/George Romney (R) - 300 EVs √
Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale (D) - 238 EVs

1984 United States Presidential election
George Romney/Jack Kemp (R) - 438 EVs √
Geraldine Ferraro/Gary Hart (D) - 100 EVs

1988 United States Presidential election
Joe Biden/Al Gore (D) - 300 EVs √
George Romney/Jack Kemp (R) - 238 EVs

Willard Mitt Romney

United States Senator from Massachusetts
1995 - 2005

71st Governor of Massachusetts
2007 - 2011

45th President of the United States
2013 - 2021
1994 Senate election in Massachusetts
Mitt Romney (R) - 51% √
Ted Kennedy (D) - 49%

2000 Senate election in Massachusetts
Mitt Romney (R) - 57% √
Carla Howell (D) - 43%

2006 Massachusetts Gubernatorial election
Mitt Romney (R) - 55% √
Deval Patrick (D) - 45%

2010 Massachusetts gubernatorial election
Deval Patrick (D) - 51% √
Mitt Romney (R) - 49%

2012 United States Presidential election
Mitt Romney/Charlie Baker (R) - 300 EVs √
Hillary Clinton/Evan Bayh (D) - 238 EVs

2016 United States Presidential election
Mitt Romney/Charlie Baker (R) - 400 EVs √
Martin O'Malley/Jim Webb (D) - 138 EVs

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Hart was 1970, not 1972. Lenore lost that one pretty handily.

[Sir Mohamed]

It's January 20, 2021:

[HomestarSB9]

Dan Schneider

President of the United States
January 20, 2021 - January 20, 2029

Vice President: Evan Bayh

Preceded by: Donald Trump
Succeeded by: Nikki Haley



Walter Dalton

U.S. Secretary of State
January 29, 2021 - March 30, 2026

President: Dan Schneider

Preceded by: Mike Pompeo
Succeeded by: Phil Murphy

Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina
January 10, 2009 – January 7, 2013

Governor: Bev Perdue

Preceded by: Bev Perdue
Succeeded by: Dan Forest



Jon Tester

Director of the Central Intelligence Agency
February 9, 2021 - January 20, 2029

President: Dan Schneider

Preceded by: Gina Haspel
Succeeded by: Michael J. Doherty

U.S. Senator from Montana
January 3, 2007 - February 9, 2021

Preceded by: Conrad Burns
Succeeded by: Mike McGrath

[GM Team Member and Deputy PPT WB]

Henry John Deutschendorf Jr.

AKA John Denver

Singer-Songwriter
Years active: 1962-present

40th Governor of Colorado
Jan 12 1999-Nov. 6 2004

Preceded by: Roy Romer
Succeeded by: Bill Ritter

44th President of the United States
Jan 20 2005-Jan 20 2013

Vice President:Al Gore

Preceded by: George W. Bush
Succeeded by: Barack Obama

In this alternate world, Denver crashes his plane while taking off from Monterey Peninsula Airport, and is badly injured, but eventually recovers. He focuses heavily on environmentalism while in both offices. While he does still write songs while in office, he focuses mainly on his civic duties.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Tevoris James Rogers

US Senator from New Jersey (2007-2017)

49th Vice President of the United States (2017-2025)

48th President of the United States (2029-2037)

2006 New Jersey Senate Election

Republican Primary

Rogers: 47% v Thomas Kean Jr: 34% v John P. Ginty: 19%

General Election

Tevoris Rogers: 49.3% v Bob Menendez: 48.6%

2012 New Jersey Senate Election

Republican Primary

Rogers: 86% (inc.) v Ian Linker: 14%

General Election

Tevoris Rogers: 60.7% (inc.) v Jon Corzine: 39.3%[/color

Scott Philip Brown

US Representative from Virginia (2001-2003)

US Senator from Virginia (2003-2017)

46th President of the United States (2017-2025)

2002 Virginia Senate Election

Republican Primary

Brown: 50.3% v Mark Warner: 49.7% (inc.)

General Election

Scott Brown: 55.7% v Jim Webb: 44.3%

2008 Virginia Senate Election

Republican Primary

Brown: 66.1% (inc.) v Gilmore: 33.9%

General Election

Scott Brown: 52.9% (inc.) v Mark Warner: 47.1%

2014 Virginia Senate Election

Republican Primary

Brown: 79.3% (inc.) v Davis: 20.7%

General Election

Scott Brown: 49.2% (inc.) v Ralph Northam: 48.9%

Dianne Goldman Berman Feinstein

43rd President of the United States (2001-2009)

Samuel Dale Brownback

44th President of the United States (2009-2013)

John Forbes Kerry

45th President of the United States (2013-2017)

Caroline Kennedy

US Senator from New York (2013-2025)

47th President of the United States (2025-2029)

2012 New York Senate Election

Democratic Primary

Kennedy: 43.2% v Gilibrand: 32.7% v Clinton: 24.1% (inc.)

General Election

Caroline Kennedy: 54.1% v Joe DioGuardi: 45.9%

2018 New York Senate Election

Democratic Primary

Kennedy: 63.2% (inc.) v Nixon: 36.8%

General Election

Caroline Kennedy: 82.3% (inc.) v Wendy Long: 17.7%

Main POD is Al Gore has Cancer in Late 1999, so he can't run for the Nomination in 2000, allowing Feinstein to barely beat Biden and Kerry for it and beat Bush

[dw93]

Realignment Time:

Elizabeth Warren:

United States Senator From Massachusetts: 2013-2021
46th President of the United States: 2021-2029

Steve Bullock:

23rd Attorney General of Montana: 2009-2013

24th Governor of Montana: 2013-2021

49th Vice President of the United States: 2021-2029

47th President of the United States: 2029-2033

[Boobs]

Norvell Kay Granger (1943-)

Member of the Fort Worth City Council (Nonpartisan) 1989-1991
Mayor of Fort Worth (Nonpartisan) 1991-1995
Representative for Texas's 12th Congressional District (Democratic) 1997-2009
Vice President of the United States (Democratic) 2009-2017

Bonus:

2008:

Barack Obama / Kay Granger - 53.5%, 376 EV
John McCain / Sarah Palin - 45.1%, 162 EV

2012:

Barack Obama / Kay Granger - 51.6%, 347 EV
Mitt Romney / Paul Ryan - 46.9%, 191 EV

2016:

Hillary Clinton / Tim Kaine - 48.5%, 270 EV
Donald Trump / Mike Pence - 45.8%, 268 EV

[DeSantis4Prez]

Rick Scott


45th Governor of Florida: 2011-2019
U.S. Senator from Florida: 2019-2025
U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services: 2025-2029

2024 Senate Results:
Fmr. Sen Bill Nelson: 49%
Sen. Rick Scott (Inc): 48%

Lynn Swann


46th Governor of Pennsylvania: 2011-2019
President's Advisor on Youth and Teenage Athletics: 2019-2025
U.S Senator from Pennsylvania: 2031-2037

2010 Governor Results:
Mr. Lynn Swann: 56%
County Executive Dan Onorato: 42%

2014 Governor Results:
Gov. Lynn Swann: 53%
Rep. Allyson Schwartz: 45%

2030 Senate Results:
Fmr. Gov. Lynn Swann: 52%
Mr. Rob Jarvis: 46%