List of Alternate Presidents 2.0.

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25. William McKinley (GOP-OH), 1897-1905
Vice Presidents
24. Garret A. Hobart (GOP-NJ), 1897-1899 (died, vacant 1899-1901)
25. Theodore Roosevelt (GOP-NY), 1901-1905
1896: Fmr. Gov. William McKinley/Fmr. Spkr. of the Gen. Assembly Garret Hobart (GOP-OH/NJ) def. Fmr. Rep William J. Bryan/Shipbuilder Arthur Sewall (DEM-NE/ME)
1900: Pres. William McKinley/Gov. Theodore Roosevelt (GOP-OH/NY) def. Fmr. Rep William J. Bryan/Fmr. VP Adlai Stevenson I (DEM-NE/IL)

26. Joseph B. Foraker (GOP-OH), 1905-1911 (died)
Vice Presidents
26. George von Lengerke Meyer (GOP-MA), 1905-1911
1904: Sen Joseph B. Foraker/Amb. to Italy George von Lengerke Meyer (GOP-OH/MA) def. Rep William R. Hearst/Judge George Gray (DEM-NY/DE)
1908: Pres. Joseph B. Foraker/VP George von Lengerke Meyer (GOP-OH/MA) def. Gov John A. Johnson/Rep John S. Williams (DEM-MN/MS)

27. George von Lengerke Meyer (GOP-MA), 1911-1913
Vice Presidents
vacant

28. William Jennings Bryan (DEM-NE), 1913-1921
Vice Presidents
27. John W. Kern (DEM-IN), 1913-1919 (died, vacant 1919-1920, constitutional amendment passed)
28. Franklin D. Roosevelt (DEM-NY), 1920-1921
1912: Fmr. Rep William J. Bryan/Sen. John W. Kern (DEM-NE/IN) def. Sen. Charles W. Fairbanks/Sen. William Borah (GOP-IN/ID), Fmr. VP Theodore Roosevelt/Fmr. Sen. Albert J. Beveridge (PRO-NY/IN), Fmr. State Sen. Eugene V. Debs/Fmr. Mayor Emil Seidel (SOC-IN/WI)
1916: Pres. William J. Bryan/VP John W. Kern (DEM-NE/IN) def. Sen. Charles G. Dawes/Executive T. Coleman du Pont (GOP-IL/DE)

29. Theodore Roosevelt (GOP-NY), 1921-1924 (died)
Vice Presidents
29. Charles G. Dawes (GOP-IL), 1921-1924
1920: Fmr. Regent of the Empire of Trebizond-Georgia Theodore Roosevelt/Sen. Charles G. Dawes (GOP-NY/IL) def. VP Franklin D. Roosevelt/Amb. to the German Empire James W. Gerard (DEM-NY/MT)

30. Charles G. Dawes (GOP-IL), 1924-1933
Vice Presidents
30. T. Coleman du Pont (GOP-DE), 1924-1931
31. Clement C. Young (GOP-CA), 1931-1933
1924: Pres. Charles G. Dawes/VP T. Coleman du Pont (GOP-IL/DE) def. Rep. Cordell Hull/Sen. Duncan U. Fletcher (DEM-TN/FL)
1928: Pres. Charles G. Dawes/VP T. Coleman du Pont (GOP-IL/DE) def. Rep. William B. Bankhead/Gov. Nellie Tayloe Ross (DEM-AL/WY)

31. Franklin D. Roosevelt (DEM-NY), 1933-1937
Vice Presidents
32. Charles W. Bryan (DEM-NE), 1933-1937
1932: Fmr. VP Franklin D. Roosevelt/Gov Charles W. Bryan (DEM-NY/NE) def. VP Clement C. Young/Fmr. Gov. Frank O. Lowden (GOP-CA/IL)

32. Douglas MacArthur (GOP-NY), 1937-1941
Vice Presidents
33. Alfred M. Landon (GOP-KS), 1937-1941
1936: Gen. Douglas MacArthur/Gov. Alfred M. Landon (GOP-NY/KS) def. Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt/VP Charles W. Bryan (DEM-NY/NE), Sen. William E. Borah/Sen. Hiram W. Johnson (PAX-ID/CA), Sen. Huey D. Long/Aviator Charles Lindbergh (SOW-LA/NY)

33. Ruth Bryan Owen (DEM-FL), 1941-1949
Vice Presidents
34. Culbert Olsen (DEM-CA), 1941-1945 (declined to seek re-election)
35. James M. Curley (DEM-MA), 1945-1953
1940: Rep. Ruth Bryan Owen/Gov. Culbert Olsen (DEM-FL/CA) def. Pres. Douglas MacArthur/VP Alfred M. Landon (GOP-NY/KS)
1944: Pres. Ruth Bryan Owen/Fmr. Gov. James M. Curley (DEM-MA) def. Sen H. Styles Bridges/Sen. Joseph E. Thompson (GOP-NH/AZ)

34. James M. Curley (DEM-MA), 1949-1952 (died)
Vice Presidents
36. Wilbert L. 'Pappy' O'Daniel (DEM-TX), 1949-1952
1948: VP James M. Curley/Sen. Pappy O'Daniel (DEM-MA/TX) def. Sen. Clare Boothe Luce/Sen. Alexander Wiley (GOP-CT/WI)

35. Wilbert L. 'Pappy' O'Daniel (DEM-TX), 1952-1953
Vice Presidents
vacant

36. Clare Boothe Luce (GOP-CT), 1953-1960 (assassinated)
Vice Presidents
37. Robert B. Anderson (GOP-TX), 1953-1957 (declined to seek re-election)
38. Richard M. Nixon (GOP-CA), 1957-1960
1952: Sen. Clare Boothe Luce/Entrepreneur Robert B. Anderson (GOP-CT/TX) def. Pres. James M. Curley/VP Pappy O'Daniel (DEM-MA/TX)
1956: Pres. Clare Boothe Luce/Sen. Richard M. Nixon (GOP-CT/CA) def. Entrepreneur Howard Hughes/Sen. Glen H. Taylor (DEM-TX/ID)

37. Richard M. Nixon (GOP-CA), 1960-1961
Vice Presidents
vacant

38. Estes Kefauver (DEM-TN), 1961-1969
Vice Presidents
39. John F. Kennedy (DEM-MA), 1961-1969
1960: Sen. Estes Kefauver/Sen. John F. Kennedy (DEM-TN/MA) def. Pres. Richard M. Nixon/Sen. Prescott Bush (GOP-CA/CT), Entrepreneur Howard Hughes/Activist George Lincoln Rockwell (Futurist-TX/VA)
1964: Pres. Estes Kefauver/VP John F. Kennedy (DEM-TN/MA) def. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith/Rep. Gerald Ford (GOP-ME/MI), Activist George Lincoln Rockwell/various (FUT-VA)

39. John F. Kennedy (DEM-MA), 1969-1973
Vice Presidents
40. Walter Mondale (DEM-MN), 1969-1973
1968: VP John F. Kennedy/Sen. Walter Mondale (DEM-MA/MN) def. Gov. Ronald W. Reagan/Rep. Donald Rumsfeld (GOP-CA/IL), State Sen. Lyndon LaRouche/Activist George Lincoln Rockwell (FUT-VA/MD)

40. Lyndon LaRouche (FUT-VA), 1973-1977
Vice Presidents
41. Pete McCloskey (FUT-CA), 1973-1977
1972: Rep. Lyndon LaRouche/Rep. Pete McCloskey (FUT-VA/CA) def. Pres. John F. Kennedy/VP Walter Mondale (DEM-MA/MN), Sen. Nelson A. Rockefeller/Sen. Edward M. Brooke (GOP-NY/MA), Gov. George C. Wallace/Gov. Lester Maddox (IND-AL/GA), Sen. Barry Goldwater/Rep. John Ashbrook (IndGOP-AZ/OH)

41. Richard M. Nixon (GOP-CA), 1977-1989
Vice Presidents
42. Linwood Holton (GOP-VA), 1977-1984 (assassinated)
43. Donald Rumsfeld (GOP-IL), 1985-1989
1976: Gov. Richard M. Nixon/Gov. Linwood Holton (GOP-CA/VA) def. Pres. Lyndon LaRouche/VP Pete McCloskey (FUT-VA/CA), Sen. Robert F. Kennedy/Rep. Mo Udall (DEM-NY/AZ)
1980: Pres. Richard M. Nixon/VP Linwood Holton (GOP-CA/VA) def. Sen. George S. McGovern/Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman (DEM-SD/NY)
1984: Pres Richard M. Nixon/SecDef Donald Rumsfeld (GOP-CA/IL) def. various, incl. Fmr. Pres Lyndon LaRouche/various (FUT-VA)(convicted of collaboration with an enemy power during time of war)

42. Donald Rumsfeld (GOP-IL), 1989-1997
Vice Presidents
44. Nancy Kassebaum (GOP-KS), 1989-1997
1988: VP Donald Rumsfeld/Sen. Nancy Kassebaum (GOP-IL/KS) def. Gov. Elizabeth Holtzman/Rep. Ron Dellums (DEM-NY/CA)
1992: Pres. Donald Rumsfeld/VP Nancy Kassebaum (GOP-IL/KS) def. Gov. Joseph R. Biden/Robert J. Miller (DEM-DE/NV)

to be continued...

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A repost of a weird list I did on AH.com a few months back. References link to their corresponding lyrics, EV tallies link to maps of each election.

Lyrical Leaders: LCD Soundsystem (US)

PRESIDENTS of the UNITED STATES of AMERICA

1989-1997: George H. W. Bush (Republican) — "You're blowing Marxism to pieces!" [1]
Vice Presidents
Dan Quayle (Republican)
1988: VP George H. W. Bush/Sen. Dan Quayle (GOP-TX/IN) def. Gov. Michael Dukakis/Sen. Lloyd Bentsen (DEM-MA/TX) (426-111-1)
1992: Pres. George H. W. Bush/VP Dan Quayle (GOP-TX/IN) def. Gov. Bill Clinton/Gov. Doug Wilder (DEM-AR/VA) (308-230)

1997-2005: Doug Wilder (Democratic) — "Three, we have a Black president and you do not, so shut up" [2]
Vice Presidents
Evan Bayh (Democratic)
1996: Sen. Douglas Wilder/Gov. Evan Bayh (DEM-VA/IN) def. Sen. Bob Dole/Sen. Phil Gramm (GOP-KS/TX) (297-241)
2000: Pres. Douglas Wilder/VP Evan Bayh (DEM-VA/IN) def. Mr. Pat Buchanan/Gov. Tommy Thompson (GOP-VA/WI) (408-130)

2005-2011: Norm Coleman (Republican)* — "And we don't waste time with love, it's just death from above!" [3]
Vice Presidents
George W. Bush (Republican)
2004: Gov. Norm Coleman/Sen. George W. Bush (GOP-MN/TX) def. VP Evan Bayh/Sen. Bob Casey Jr. (DEM-IN/PA), Mr. Ben Cohen/Mr. Scott Wallace (GRN-VT/MD), Mr. Pat Buchanan/Fmr. Asst. Sec. Alan Keyes (CON-VA/MD) (276-262)
2008: Pres. Norm Coleman/VP George W. Bush (GOP-MN/TX) def. Ret. Gen. Wesley Clark/Sen. Carl Levin (DEM-AR/MI) (322-216)

2011-2013: George W. Bush (Republican) — "There shouldn't be this ring of silence, but what are the options / when someone great is gone?" [4]
Vice Presidents
Arlen Specter (Republican)

2013-2021: Michael Bloomberg (Democratic) — "Your mild billionaire mayor is now convinced he's a king" [5]
Vice Presidents
Jay Rockefeller (Democratic)
2012: Mayor Michael Bloomberg/Sen. Jay Rockefeller (DEM-NY/WV) def. Sen. Connie Mack IV/Gov. Dean Heller (GOP-FL/NV) (303-235)
2016: Pres. Michael Bloomberg/VP Jay Rockefeller (DEM-NY/WV) def. Sen. Charles Boustany/Gov. Margaret Stock (GOP-LA/AK) (293-245)

2021-2029: Scott Walker (Republican) — ". . . Scott Walker!" [6]
Vice Presidents
Nikki Haley (Republican)
2020: Gov. Scott Walker/Gov. Nikki Haley (GOP-WI/SC) def. Sen. Elizabeth Herring/Gov. Gary King (DEM-CT/NM) (317-228)
2024: Pres. Scott Walker/VP Nikki Haley (GOP-WI/SC) def. Gov. Beau Biden/Gov. Jared Polis (DEM-DE/CO), State Sen. Richard Ojeda/State Sen. Julia Salazar (SOC-WV/NY) (342-203)

2029-2033: Nikki Haley (Republican) — "It comes apart, the way it does in bad films / Except the part when the moral kicks in” [7]
Vice Presidents
Pat Toomey (Republican)
2028: VP Nikki Haley/Sen. Pat Toomey (GOP-SC/PA) def. Sen. Natalie Tennant/Mayor London Breed (DEM-WV/CA), Sen. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez/Denver Schools Supt. Emily Sirota (SOC-NY/CO) (322-223)

2033-present: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Democratic and Socialist) — "Oh, the revolution was here / that would set you free from those bourgeoisie" [8]
Vice Presidents
Ro Khanna (Democratic)
2032: Sen. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez/Rep. Ro Khanna (DEM-NY/CA) / Sen. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez/State Sen. Amanda Curtis^ (SOC-NY/MT) def. Pres. Nikki Haley/VP Pat Toomey (GOP-SC/PA) (366-179)

* - died of lung cancer December 26, 2011
^ - appointed Secretary of Direct Climate Action

Spoiler alert: "Footnotes"

Show

[1] - The August Coup succeeds and the hardliners return to power in Moscow, setting off a chain of events which leads to a Second Korean War won — albeit with terrible sacrifices — by the UN-backed coalition.

[2] - Doug Wilder capitalizes on GOP infighting and fatigue with 16 years of GOP rule to become the country's first Black president. When the GOP's "crazies" take the helm in 2000, President Wilder wins re-election in a landslide.

[3] - Taking office following the closest election in recent memory, President Coleman is immediately faced with the challenge of directing America's response to a catastrophic terrorist attack in London. A slow-burning "drone war" against "al-Qaida" and other terrorist groups is waged across the globe for the duration of Coleman's term, which ends early when he tragically succumbs to lung cancer.

[4] - The younger Bush is primarily remembered for the eulogy he gave at President Coleman's funeral, though it was overshadowed by the funeral oration of a grateful and emotional Prime Minister Blair.

[5] - The centrist, technocratic Bloomberg serves mainly to supplement the status quo of Republican economic liberalism and limited overseas warfare with social progressivism in both the domestic and international spheres. The Democratic base is unhappy, and the seeds of a rebellion are planted. Puerto Rico is granted statehood in 2017, perhaps the crowning achievement of the Bloomberg administration.

[6] - Scott Walker strikes a blow for the Republican establishment against a Democratic nominee deemed to be too far outside the American mainstream, and a nascent insurgency on the Democratic left ensures Walker's re-election. The Walker administration sees the threat of global jihad melt into the background, though a revisionist alliance made up of the world's losers — led by the PRC — waxes in power. Scott's second term is defined by his effective management of several severe hurricanes on America's Gulf and Atlantic coasts.

[7] - Nikki Haley's ill-starred administration witnesses the collapse of the neoliberal regime which ruled America for the past half-century. The economy is sent into a deep recession by a crash in the tech sector, and the Influenza M pandemic claims millions of lives as the American public health system is stretched past its breaking point.

[8] - The election of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez heralds a realignment in American politics, one spearheaded by an invigorated Left hungry for change after years of being relegated to the sidelines.

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PRIME MINISTERS of the UNITED STATES
Phyllis Schlafy (Conservative, St. Louis) 1981–1990
George Herbert Walker Bush (Conservative, Houston) 1990–1997
Birch Evans Bayh (Labor, Evansville) 1997 – 2007
Albert Arnold Gore (Labor, Nashville) 2007 – 2009
Willard Mitt Romney (Conservative, Oakland) 2009 – 2016
Janice Kay Brewer (Conservative, Maricopa) 2016 – 2019
Donald John Trump (Conservative, Statten Island) 2019 – Present

Schlafly doesn't seem quite right as an analogue for Thatcher IMO, though I'm not sure there's a more fitting alternative.

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Obama as Garfield

44. Barack Obama/Anthony Zinni 2009
45. Anthony Zinni/vacant 2009-2013
46. Mitch Daniels/Tom Ridge 2013, vacant 2013-2017
47. Hillary Clinton/Xavier Becerra 2017-2021
48. Mitch Daniels/Paul Ryan 2021-2025
49. Deval Patrick/Stacey Abrams 2025-2027, vacant 2027-2029

Losing Tickets

2008: David Petraeus/Eric Cantor
2012: Joe Biden/Russ Feingold
2016: Mitch Daniels/Dean Heller
2020: Hillary Clinton/Gary Locke
2024: Rand Paul/Meg Whitman

HRC isn't your Blaine stand-in? Weak.