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« on: April 28, 2017, 07:41:59 AM »

1941-1943: Arthur Vandenberg*/Thomas Dewey
1943-1949: Thomas Dewey/Dwight Green
1949-1957: Coke Stevenson/Adlai Stevenson II
1957-1961: Adlai Stevenson II/Allan Shivers
1961: Goodwin Knight**/Nelson Rockefeller
1961-1969: Nelson Rockefeller/Charles Percy
1969-1977: Sen. John Tower/Gov. Sam Yorty(D)
1977-1981: VP Sam Yorty/Sen. Henry "Scoop" Jackson(D)
1981-1984: Sen. Anne Armstrong**/Sen. Mark Hatfield(R)
1984-1993: VP Mark Hatfield/Speaker Gerald Ford(R)
1993-2001: Sen. Lloyd Bentsen/Sen. Howell Heflin(D)
2001-2004: Sen. Paul Tsongas***/Gov. Howard Dean(R)
2004-2009: VP Howard Dean****/Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice(R)
2009-2017: Gov. Elizabeth Dole/Senator George Wallace, Jr.(D)
2017-: Sen. Ron Wyden/Gov. Kirsten Gillibrand(R)
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« Reply #1 on: April 29, 2017, 08:14:38 PM »
« Edited: May 01, 2017, 04:14:00 PM by Kingpoleon »

Kings:
John I Rockefeller*: 1923-1936
John II Rockefeller**: 1936-1938
Nelson I Rockefeller***: 1938-1978
John III Rockefeller****: 1978-1997
Nelson II Rockefeller-Percy*****: 1997-PRESENT

*Assassinated
**Wounded in the same attempt that took his father's and sister's life; forced to abdicate after further health complications developed
***Abdicated after suffering a heart attack
****Son of John II; abdicated once his only child, Justin Rockefeller-Percy, turned eighteen
*****Regal name of Justin; officially unified Rockefeller house with the ducal line of Percy because of his mother

Governor-Generals:
Duke Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.: 1938-1967
Duke Charles Percy: 1967-1986
Count John F. Kennedy, Jr.: 1986-2000
Duchess Caroline Kennedy-Dewey: 2000-2009
Count Thurgood II Marshall: 2009-PRESENT

I will add Prime Ministers in a bit.

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Prime Ministers:
Thomas Dewey(Liberal; Deputy PM Charles McNary): 1938-1941
Thomas Dewey(Liberal-WAR COALITION; Deputy PM John Bricker): 1941-1944
Thomas Dewey(Liberal; Deputy PM Frank Knox): 1944-1949
Earl Warren(Progressive; Eugene McCarthy): 1949-1954
Douglas MacArthur(Conservative; Joseph McCarthy): 1954-1963
Nelson Rockefeller(Liberal-Progressive coalition; Eugene McCarthy): 1963-1968
Nelson Rockefeller(Liberal-Conservative coalition; Gerald Ford): 1968-1973
John F. Kennedy,, Sr. (Progressive-Independent Liberal; Pete McCloskey): 1973-1979
Gerald Ford(Conservative-Liberal coalition; Thurgood Marshall): 1979-1989
Paul Tsongas(Liberal; Jerry Brown): 1989-1993
Howard Baker(Conservative-Liberal coalition; Jerry Brown): 1993-2001
Carol Moseley Braun(Progressive; Bill Bradley): 2001-2005
Carol Moseley Braun(Progressive-Independent Liberal coalition; Howard Dean): 2005-2007
John Huntsman, Jr.(Independent Conservative-Liberal-Plains coalition; Olympia Snowe): 2007-2017
Howard Dean(Liberal-Conservative coalition; Condoleeza Rice): 2017-2024
Condoleeza Rice(Conservative-Liberal coalition; Brian Sandoval): 2024-2029
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« Reply #2 on: June 12, 2017, 11:58:02 PM »

1974-1977: Gerald Ford/Nelson Rockefeller(R)
1977-1981: Scoop Jackson/Jimmy Carter(D)
1981: Barry Goldwater, Jr./Gerald Ford(R)
1981-1989: Gerald Ford/Millicent Fenwick(R)
1989-1993: Millicent Fenwick/Julian Bond(R)
1993-2001: Robert P. Casey/Bob Kerrey(D)
2001-2003: John Lewis/Christine Todd Whitman(R)
2003-2013: Christine Todd Whitman/Ron Wyden(R)
2013-2021: Walter Jones/Bob Conley(D)
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« Reply #3 on: June 13, 2017, 09:26:27 PM »

NHI, I assume the electoral map looks like this(EV calculations are made using 2016 electoral vote map)

275: Senator Cory Gardner/Governor Jaime Herrera Beutler - 46.4%
198: Vice President Tim Ryan/Governor Alicia Menendez(D-FL) - 39.6%
65: Senator Ted Cruz/Representative Ed Henry(AL-5) - 11.9%
Others - 2.1%
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« Reply #4 on: June 13, 2017, 09:59:42 PM »

1868-1872: Horacey Greeley(Republican-Liberal)
1872-1880: Samuel Tilden(Conservative-Democratic-Silver)
1880-1884: Benjamin Disraeli(Conservative)
1884-1900: Theodore Roosevelt(Liberal-Progress)
1900-1908: Charles Evan Hughes(Progress)
1908-1920: Charles Joseph Bonaparte(Liberal-Republican)
                   *1915-1917: NATIONAL COALITION, ALLIES WITH GERMANY, SPAIN IN GLOBAL WAR ONE
1920-1922: Calvin Coolidge(Conservative)
1922-1928: John Nance Garner(Conservatice-Democratic)
1928-1936: Ramsay MacDonald(Progress-Democratic-Republican)
1936-1956: Thomas Dewey(Republican-Liberal)
                   *1938-1949: NATIONAL COALITION; ALLIES WITH GERMANY, FRANCE IN GLOBAR WAR TWO
1956-1960: Jo Grimond(Liberal)
1960-1968: Harold Wilson(Progressive)
1968-1980: Edward Heath(Conservative)
1980-1984: James Callaghan(Democratic-Progressive)
1984-1988: John B. Anderson(Liberal-Conservative)
1988-1996: Tony Blair(Democratic-Liberal-Progressive)
1996-2000: John Eisenhower(Liberal)
2000-2008: Howard Dean(Progressive-Liberal)
2008-2012: Nigel Farage(Democratic)
2012-2020: Nick Clegg(Liberal-Moderate Progressive-Independent Conservative)
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« Reply #5 on: June 18, 2017, 11:18:26 AM »

1941-1944: Hiram Johnson*/Thomas Dewey(R)
1944-1945: Thomas Dewey/vacant(R)
1945-1953: Thomas Dewey/Dwight Green(R)
1953-1957: Harry Truman/Adlai Stevenson II(D)
1957-1962: Dwight Eisenhower**/Nelson Rockefeller(R)
1962-1969: Nelson Rockefeller/George Christopher(R)
1969-1977: Stuart Symington/Ronald Reagan(D)
1977-1981: Ronald Reagan/Henry Jackson(D)
1981-1982: Clifford Case***/Gerald Ford(R)
1982-1989: Gerald Ford/John Eisenhower(R)
1989-1993: John Eisenhower/Millicent Fenwick(R)
1993-2001: Jack Kemp/Sam Nunn(D)
2001: Paul Tsongas/Christine Todd Whitman(R)
2001-2009: Howard Dean/Christine Todd Whitman(R)
2009-2017: Jim Bridenstine/Walter B. Jones, Jr.(D)
2017-PRESENT: Condoleezza Rice/Tom Allon(R)


*Assassinated by Richard Quirin, Ernest Peter Burger, Heinrich Harm Heinck, Fritz Julius Kuhn; the betrayal of George John Dasch prevented the attempted bombing of the Cabinet meeting and the bombing and shooting planned for Congress
**Assassinated by Soviet spy Theodore Hall
***Died of natural causes
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« Reply #6 on: June 25, 2017, 06:38:53 PM »

Hitler attacks the Soviet Union first: A Democratic Russia

1946-1948: Andrei Zhdanov(Stalin's Federal Alliance)
1948-1956: Vasily Stalin(Communist Federal Alliance)
1956-1958: Leonid Brezhnev(Communist Federal Alliance)
1958-1960: Nikita Khrushchev(Reform Russia-People's Party)
1960-1972: Nikita Khrushchev(RR)/Alexei Kosygin(PP)/Yuri Andropov(New Federal Alliance)
1972-1980: Sergei Khrushchev(RR)
1980-1984: Yuri Andropov(NFA)
1984-1992: Mikhail Gorbachev(Reform Russia)
1992-1994: Tatyana Yumasheva(Reform Russia-People's Party)
1994-1996: Vladimir Putin(NFA-PP)
1996-1998: Alexander Lebed(RR-PP)
1998-2004: Anatoly Chubais(Right Union)
2004-2012: Mikhail Prokhorov(Right Union)
2012-2016: Nikolay Rybakov(Yabloko)
2016-: Emilia Slabunova(Yabloko)
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« Reply #7 on: July 03, 2017, 09:42:04 PM »

SATW, in your list is Benny Begin in the Knesset after his Presidency? I have always rather liked him.
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« Reply #8 on: July 03, 2017, 10:21:58 PM »

Presidents of the Confederation of Madisonia*
1811-1826: James Madison(Independent, Reform)
1826-1831: John Quincy Adams(Federalist)
1831-1836: Martin Van Buren(Reform)
1836-1846: Zachary Taylor(Reform)
1846-1851: Andrew Jackson Donelson(People's)
1851-1861: Sam Houston(Reform)
1861-1866: John Bell(Reform)
1866-1876: Thomas Green Clemson(People's)
1876-1886: Ulysses S. Grant(Reform)
1886-1891: Edmund Pettus(People's)
1891-1901: Robert Todd Lincoln(Reform)
1901-1906: Frederick Dent Grant(Reform)
1906-1916: Woodrow Wilson(Heritage)
1916-1926: Charles Evan Hughes(Reform)
1926-1936: Charles W. Bryan(People's-Heritage)
1936-1941: William L. M. King(Labour)
1941-1956: Thomas Dewey(Liberal)
1956-1961: Dwight Eisenhower(Heritage-Liberal)
1961-1962: Adlai Stevenson II**(Liberal-Labour)
1962: Harry S. Truman(Liberal)
1962-1971: Eugene McCarthy(Labour-Liberal, Labour-Heritage)
1971-1981: Nelson Rockefeller(Liberal-Labour, Liberal)
1981: Kim Campbell**(Liberal-Labour)
1981-1991: Gerald Ford(Liberal-Freedom-Heritage, Liberal)
1991-1996: Mark Hatfield(Freedom-Labour)
1996-2002: Paul Tsongas***(Labour-Liberal, Labour-Freedom)
2002: Jack Layton(Labour)
2002-2011: Bob Barr(Freedom-Labour)
2011-: Scott Brison(Liberal-Independent Labour-Independent Freedom, United Liberal)

*America, Canada, plus most of the Caribbean, the Yucatán, Baja California, Chihuahua, Sonora, the Central American states(south of Mexico, north of Colombia), and an expanded Liberia
**Assassinated
***Died of natural causes
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« Reply #9 on: July 11, 2017, 02:10:20 PM »

The Twenty Years Curse: In Three Ways
1977-1981: Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale
1981: Ronald Reagan/Edward Brooke
1981-1989: Edward Brooke/George H. W. Bush
1989-1993: George H. W. Bush/Mark Hatfield
1993-2001: Al Gore/Sam Nunn(D)
2001-2002: Paul Tsongas/Christine Todd Whitman(R)
2002-2009: Christine Todd Whitman/Howard Baker(R)
2009-2017: Jim DeMint/Harold Ford, Jr.(D)
2017-: John Kasich/Condoleezza Rice(R)

Defeated Tickets:
1976: Gerald Ford/Bob Dole, Ross Perot/Eugene McCarthy
1980: Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale, John Rarick/George Wallace
1984: Walter Mondale/Bill Clinton
1988: Michael Dukakis/George Mitchell
1992: George H. W. Bush/Mark Hatfield
1996: Bob Dole/John Kasich, Ross Perot/James Stockdale
2000: Richard Shelby/Mike Huckabee
2004: Mike Huckabee/Walter B. Jones, Jr.
2008: Nancy Landon Kassebaum/Ed Zschau
2012: Ileana Ros-Lehtinehen/Howard Dean
2016: Harold Ford, Jr./Rick Santorum, Ross Perot, Jr./James Stavridis
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« Reply #10 on: July 11, 2017, 04:52:20 PM »

What causes Tsongas and DeMint to switch parties?

KP's fetishization of a sensible, moderate, socially liberal, Northern GOP. That said, Paully T's '92 platform, while perhaps conservative compared to the pre-'92 Dems, nevertheless struck a populist and nationalist tone. His campaign book was "A Call to Economic Arms", for God's sake.

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« Reply #11 on: July 20, 2017, 02:59:52 PM »

1941-1944: Sen. Hiram Johnson/Gov. Thomas Dewey*
1944-1945: VP Thomas Dewey/vacant
1945-1953: Pres. Thomas Dewey/Gen. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.
1953-1957: Sen. Harry S. Truman/Fmr. Gov. Coke Stevenson
1957-1963: Secretary of State Adlai Stevenson II/Senator George Smathers
1963-1965: VP George Smathers/Gov. John Connally(D)
1965-1973: Gov. Nelson Rockefeller/Speaker Gerald Ford(R)
1973-1981: Sen. Stuart Symington/Sen. Allan Shivers(D)
1981: Gov. John Lindsay/Sen. Howard Baker(R)
1981-1989: VP Howard Baker/Speaker Millicent Fenwick(R)
1989-1993: VP Millicent Fenwick/Sen. Paul Tsongas(R)
1993-2001: Fmr. Gov. Edward J. King/Sen. Richard Shelby(D)
2001-2003: Gov. Martin Luther King III(R-GA)/Sen. Winthrop Paul Rockefeller(R-AR))
2003-2009: Sen. Winthrop Paul Rockefeller(R-AR)/Secretary of State Colin Powell(R-NY)
2009-2013: Gov. Ben Chandler(D-KY)/Sen. Niger Innis(D-NV)
2013-2021: Gov. Condoleezza Rice(R-CA)/Sen. John Lindsay, Jr.(R-CT)


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« Reply #12 on: August 06, 2017, 02:25:14 PM »

1921-1923: Warren G. Harding/Charles Evan Hughes
1923-1925: Charles Evan Hughes/vacant
1925-1929: Charles Evan Hughes/Frank Lowden
1929-1933: Andrew Mellon/Herbert Hoover
1933-1941: Charles W. Bryan/Alfred Smith
1941-1944: Hiram Johnson/Thomas Dewey
1944-1953: Thomas Dewey/Wayne Morse
1953-1957: Harry S. Truman/Coke Stevenson(D)
1957-1963: Theodore Roosevelt, Jr./Goodwin Knight(R)
1963-1965: Goodwin Knight/Winthrop Rockefeller(R)
1965-1973: Stuart Symington/Scoop Jackson(D)
1973-1981: Mayor John Lindsay/Gov. George Christopher(R)
1981: Gov. Ronald Reagan/Sen. John Connally(D)
1981-1985: VP John Connally/Rep. Larry MacDonald(D)
1985-1993: Sen. Birch Bayh/Sen. Edward Brooke(R)
1993-2001: Sen. Sam Nunn/Sen. Kent Hance(D)
2001: Sen. Paul Tsongas(R-MA)/Gov. Howard Dean(R-NY)
2001-2009: VP Howard Dean(R-NY)/Sen. Harold Ford, Jr.(R-TN)
2009-2017: Sen. Rick Santorum(D-VA)/Gov. Elizabeth Hanford-Kemp(D-CA)
2017-: Gov. & Fmr. SoS Condi Rice(R-CO)/Sen. Ron Wyden(R-OR)
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« Reply #13 on: August 07, 2017, 01:34:47 AM »

2005-2009: Fmr. Gen. Wesley Clark/Sen. Bill Bradley(D)
2009-2017: Gov. Mitch Daniels/Representative J. C. Watts(R)
2017-2021: VP J. C. Watts/Sen. Elizabeth Dole(R)
2021-2025: Sen. Ron Wyden/Gov. Gavin Newsom(D)
2025-2033: VP Gavin Newsom/Gov. Stacey Abrams(D)
2033-2041: Gov. Elise Stefanik(R-NY)/Sen. Erika Harold(R-IL)
2041: Gov. Jennifer Kardon(D-OR)/Sen. Pete Buttigieg(D-IN)
2041-2049: VP Pete Buttigieg(D-IN)/Sen. Michelle Wu(D-MA)
2049-2057: Mayor Arabella Kushner-Hanna(R-NJ)/Fmr. Speaker James Sandoval(R-NV)
2057-: Gov. Brandon Washington(R-NY)/Sen. Alicia Coleman-Sanchez(R-MN)
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« Reply #14 on: August 09, 2017, 03:11:24 PM »

1913-1921: William Jennings Bryan/Newton D. Baker
1921-1924: Gov. Charles Joseph Bonaparte(R-MD)/Charles Evan Hughes(R-NY)
1924-1933: VP Charles Evan Hughes(R-NY)/Rep. Ira Clifton Coeu(R-IL)
1933-1941: Gov. Charles W. Bryan(D-NE)/Sen. Alfred Smith(D-NY)
1941-1944: Sen. Hiram Johnson(R-CA)/Attorney General and Fmr. Gov. Thomas Dewey(R-NY)
1944-1953: VP Thomas Dewey(R-NY)/Gen. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.(R-MA)
1953-1956: Gov. Ruth Bryan Owen(D-NE)/Sen. Harry S. Truman(D-MO)
1956-1961: Sen. Harry S. Truman(D-MO)/Sen. Coke Stevenson(D-TX)
1961-1963: Gov. Thomas Dewey, Jr.(R-NY)/Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller(R-AR)
1963-1969: VP Winthrop Rockefeller(R-AR)/Commerce Secretary Theodore Roosevelt, III(R-PA)
1969-1977: Sen. Stuart Symington(D-MO)/Sen. George Smathers(D-FL)
1977-1981: Secretary of State Scoop Jackson(D-NY)/Gov. Sam Yorty(D-NE)
1981-1984: Mayor John Lindsay(R-NY)/Sen. Edward Brooke(R-MA)
1984-1993: VP Edward Brooke(R-MA)/Gov. John Danforth(R-MO)
1993-2001: Gov. Bob Krueger(D-TX)/Sen. Howell Heflin(D-AL)
2001: Sen. Paul Tsongas(R-MA)/Gov. Julian Bond(R-GA)
2001-2009: VP Julian Bond(R-GA)/Sen. Ed Zschau(R-CA)
2009-2017: Sen. Rick Santorum(D-PA)/Gov. Mike McWherter(D-TN)
2017-2021: VP Mike McWherter(D-TN)/Sen. Bob Conley(D-SC)
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« Reply #15 on: August 17, 2017, 07:55:26 AM »

1961-1963: John F. Kennedy/Stuart Symington
1963-1965: Stuart Symington/vacant
1965-1969: Stuart Symington/Allan Shivers(D)
1969-1977: Nelson Rockefeller/George Christopher(R)
1977-1981: Scoop Jackson/Sam Yorty(D)
1981: Ronald Reagan/Lowell Weicker(R)
1981-1989: Lowell Weicker/Larry Pressler(R)
1989-1997: Reubin Askew/Jerry Brown(D)
1997-2002: Howard Baker/Lincoln Chafee(R)
2002-2005: Lincoln Chafee/J. C. Watts(R)
2005-2009: Wesley Clark/John Edwards(D)
2009-2017: George Pataki/Condoleezza Rice(R)
2017-: Condoleezza Rice/Mitch Daniels(R)
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« Reply #16 on: August 23, 2017, 08:38:20 AM »

1993-2001: Sam Nunn/Terry Sanford(D)
2001-2003: George W. Bush/George Pataki(R)
2003-2009: George Pataki/Condi Rice(R)
2009-2017: Barack Obama/Evan Bayh(D)
2017-2021: Evan Bayh/Walter B. Jones Jr.(D)
2021: Sen. Christine Todd Whitman/Gov. Elise Stefanik(R)
2021-2029: VP Elise Stefanik/U. N. Ambassador Richard Grenell(R)
2029-2033: Gov. Richard Tisei/Sen. Mia Love(R)
2033-2041: Sen. Catherine Cuellar-Vasquez(D-TX)/Gov. Adlai Stevenson V(D-IL)
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« Reply #17 on: September 08, 2017, 08:44:27 AM »

2017-2021: Rand Paul/Condoleezza Rice(R)
2021-2029: Al Franken/Stacey Abrams(D)
2029-2037: Governor Elise Stefanik(R-NY)/Senator Megan McCain(R-AZ)
2037-2041: Treasury Secretary Mia Love(R-UT)/Governor Josh Kushner(R-NY)
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« Reply #18 on: September 23, 2017, 05:52:04 PM »

1861-1865: Abaraham Lincoln/Cassius Clay
1865-1869: Cassius Clay*/vacant
1869-1873: Cassius Clay*/Ulysses S. Grant
1873-1877: Ulysses S. Grant**/Horace Greeley
1877-1882: Nathaniel McLean(D-MN)/Horatio Seymour(D-NY)
1882-1885: Horatio Seymour(D-NY)/vacant
1885-1889: George Frisbie Hoar***(R-MA)/Frederick Tracy Dent(R-CT)
1889-1893: Thomas Hendricks****(D-IN)/Winfield Scott Hancock(D-PA)
1893-1901: Robert Todd Lincoln*****(R-IL)/Frederick Dent Grant(R-NY)
1901-1904: William Jennings Bryan[6](D-NE)/Andrew Jackson Houston(D-TX)

*Throughout his Presidency, Clay commonly made an enemy of several Moderate Republicans. However, he made an alliance of free blacks, former abolitionists, German-Americans(due to the influence of Secretary of War Franz Sigel), Radical Republicans(led by Secretary of State John Fremont), and moderate/mainstream Republicans(led by Attorney General Salmon Chase and Secretary of the Treasury William Seward). The German-Americans managed to draw the others together.
**Grant managed to bring Greeley in. Greeley, considered an ally of the Radical Republicans, proved himself a powerful ally. Secretary of the Treasury Chester Arthur fought hard against corruption, essentially turning over everyone he could to Attorney General George Frisbie Hoar. Between Hoar and several Radical Republicans, voting rights were passed for African-Americans and Native Americans. Hoar himself pushed for female suffrage, which he failed in, but Hoar succeeded in getting over fifteen states to pass female suffrage and drawing through reconstruction. The Cherokees elected Gabriel Rogers, a grandson of a former Indian chief and former step-son to Sam Houston, as their Chief, and he would go on to be elected Governor of Tohi Ase(TOE-hie ASE-sae), loosely connected to the Cherokee words for Free and Peace. Grant pushed through the creation of the Administrator of Voting Freedom, which he appointed Hoar to.
***Hoar's Presidency was, some might say, accidental. He won on the thirtieth ballot against several very, very strong candidates. Hoar began by lowering tariffs and signing an alliance with Germany, Russia, Romania, and Spain - three of which were ruled by Hohenzollerns. He next turned to domestic affairs. Hoar, Democrat Isaac Murphy, and Independent General Richard Taylor agreed to a compromise - in exchange for certain agreements for bimetallism and poor whites/blacks for the South, Taylor would be appointed Military Governor of the South. So long as he slowly brought Southern whites around to the idea of voting rights for blacks and cracked down on attempts to restrict said rights, Southerners would be allowed to move west and settle plots of land, as well as setting up trading systems between these settlements, in modern day Fremont(OOC: Arizona and New Mexico) and Houston(Colorado and part of Wyoming), and the South.
****Hendricks, as President, attempted to unite the labor of the North with the trading/commerce system of the South and West. Having been elected on the backs of the Upper South, the Midwest, and the Southwest, Hendricks was eager to solidify his base. However, disagreements on tariffs, voting rights, and alliances tore his administration apart. The Midwest wanted lower tariffs. The South, the Native Americans, and the Southwest wanted higher tariffs. The Native Americans supported the German alliance. The South wanted neutrality. The Midwest and Southwest wanted an alliance with the British. Native Americans supported voting rights. The South and labor strongly opposed it. The Democrats in the Midwest and Southwest were neutral or slightly against it. The main thing the Democrats accomplished was increasing the silver:gold ratio from two-to-one to six-to-one, canceling the tariff reductions on Germany, and raising tariffs by 7.5%.
*****Lincoln signed into law reducing bimetallism to a three-to-one ratio, reinstating the tariff reductions on Germany, and expanding it to Spain, Siam, Romania, and Russia. He also cut tariffs by 12%. With the support of Senator Chester Arthur II, Lincoln made an income tax amendment, pushing said tax to 6% on everyone who makes over $300 a year, with varying rates/deductions for families and single individuals. With all this done, Lincoln proceeded to send Secretary of State Henry M. Teller and Democratic orator William Jennings Bryan to Europe, to negotiate a "Grand Alliance". Denmark-Norway, Spain, Germany, Italy, Bulgaria, Romania, Russia, the Netherlands, and America all signed the alliance, being pitted against Sweden, France, Portugal, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, Belgium, Japan, and probably Serbia and the United Kingdom.
[6] Bryan raised the silver:gold ratio to sixteen-to-one, but supported the alliance with Germany. By raising tariffs to 27%(up 17%), reducing the income tax to 2.5%, and the introduction of a 4% sales tax, Bryan raised the money to provide federal subsidies to the South-West commerce. Bryan would sign into law a five cent minimum wage law, and maximum working conditions for women and children under fourteen of fourteen hours a day. By doing so, Bryan made several enemies among business and communists, all of whom staunchly believed Bryan to be a radical or a reactionary. Thomas Dixon Jr. and Claude Kitchin, leaders of the North Carolina Red Shirts, shot Bryan on February 10, 1904. George Gordon, Nathan Bedford Forest, Benjamin Tillman, Martin Gary, Matthew C. Butler, and Josephus Daniels led the uprising throughout the South. William Joseph Simmon's letters, indicating the plans of these men to lead a rebellion and kill at least 10,000 blacks, were found in the trash by several African-Americans. With the cover and support of sympathetic whites, 300,000 blacks from Jackson, MS, Huntsville, AL, Atlanta, GA, New Orleans, LA, Charleston, SC, and various other cities managed to flee to one of two safe zones: Vicksburg, where former abolitionists armed them to take the town from Southern White League sympathizers, and Duke University, where Methodists, as well as pro-black Episcopalians and Catholics set up a safe zone and called a school holiday.


Rallying together enough men, Claude Kitchin was declared President of VA, NC, SC, FL, AL, GA, MS, and LA. Throughout the South, those who most strongly opposed rights of blacks marched to Jackson, MS, New Orleans, LA, and Atlanta, GA. William Joseph Simmons proposed that the roughly three thousand blacks be held hostage. However, George Gordon attempted to have them shot and killed. When they were all led to a spot on the Mississippi about thirty miles south of Vicksburg, to be killed and tossed into the River, the 30,000 Southerners were ambushed. 12,000 free blacks ambushed them from the south and the east. Being pushed into the river, Gordon ordered boats nearby to be seized and used to free his men, abandoning Simmons and 6,000 troops from Texas to fight a rearguard engagement. Simmons quickly ordered his men to leave the engagement, and they were followed by 8,000 Virginians. With 6,000 casualties, his men still outnumbered the blacks twenty to ten. However, they were divided, and within five days had lost 6,500 men, going to 13,500 men against 9,250 blacks. At that time, 25,000 more free blacks and white sympathizers appeared. Gordon fled with twelve top officers and sixty aides, allowing three colonels and fifteen aides to surrender or die. The army surrendered and was quickly marched to Vicksburg. Just six hours after the last black left Bruinsburg, over 95,000 rebels appeared. With news of a federal army numbering 800,000, the army retreated back to Jackson, where the 320,000 remaining troops decided to split in four - 20,000 troops and 200,000 other troops in FL, GA, NC, and SC would march to Vicksburg. 120,000 troops would go to New Orleans, 120,000 troops would stay in Jackson, and 60,000 troops would march to Dallas. However, before this could happen, the forces of General Nelson Miles, Major General Andrew Jackson Houston, and Major Ulysses S. Grant III were all converging on New Orleans. Quickly ordering a march, 240,000 troops were sent to New Orleans, 10,000 to Richmond, 10,000 to Houston(ironically named after General Houston's father), and 100,000 to Vicksburg. Lieutenant General Joseph Wheeler was placed in charge of 200,000 men who were to make as much noise and appear as large as possible while moving to the SWW of New Orleans. Once this was done, the armies of America decided to wait for rebel reinforcements to trap them all at once. Within a month, 95,000 troops from those sent to Richmond were approaching the city, and 65,000 troops from Texas and western Louisiana were already there, while the 100,000 to Vicksburg had been a faint. 390,000 rebels were now in Orleans. Miles at once launched his attack, counting on 300,000 men to draw the full force of the enemy on them. Miles himself rode to within a mile of a cavalry charge. Within a half hour, he led 40,000 cavalry to the city in a massive charge, overwhelming the enemy's cannons. Then, Houston's 280,000 men attacked the SES of the city. The rebels, inspired by an amazing speech from Tillman, were beginning to turn the tide the next day. However, Grant then appeared. Miles and Houston, trapped to the SSE and SSW of the city, were facing troops with very high morale. The third-in-command, Joseph Wheeler, led 140,000 men into several trap, after which he and many high ranking officers defected. 495,000 rebels now faced 400,000 federal troops, as 90,000 new rebels and 30,000 defectors had reinforced them. Grant led 20,000 federal cavalry into the north in a wild charge while Admiral George Dewey's fleet appeared and began bombarding the city. Even still, Grant lost 14,000 men while killing 65,000 rebels. Despite this, he would have fallen if not for his final trick: 125,000 black men, 110,000 of them as cavalry and 15,000 with supporting rifles, joined Grant's charge. At the same time, Miles and Houston had made a feint of a withdrawal, which they exploited when the rebels were shocked by the powerful army of black men and Grant's cavalry. Simmons and Tillman immediately had their guards ask the other leaders to meet with them, where they then arrested them. With nine generals and a President, these two surrendered to Miles, Houston, and Grant.



To be continued...
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« Reply #19 on: October 03, 2017, 06:57:39 PM »

2021-2029: Ron Wyden(D-OR)/Henry Cuellar(D-TX)
2029-2037: Gov. Elise Stefanik(R-NY)/Sen. George P. Bush(R-TX)
2037-2045: Sen. Dan Koh(D-MA)/Gov. Adlai Stevenson V(D-IL)
2045-2053: Gov. James Sandoval(R-NV)/Former NYC Mayor Barron Trump(R-NY)
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« Reply #20 on: November 08, 2017, 07:13:42 PM »

1893-1901: William Jennings Bryan*/Adlai Stevenson
1901: William McKinley**/Theodore Roosevelt
1901-1905: Theodore Roosevelt***/vacant
1905-1909: Theodore Roosevelt***/Charles Evan Hughes
1909-1917: Charles Evan Hughes****/Robert Todd Lincoln
1917-1922: James Cox[5]/Charles W. Bryan
1922-1925: Charles W. Bryan[6]/vacant
1925-1929: Charles W. Bryan[6]/Alfred Smith
1929-1933: Gov. Floyd Olson(D/P-MN)[7]/Rep. Henry Wallace(D/P-NY)
1933-1941: Fmr. Gen./Gov. Theodore Roosevelt Jr.(R-NY)/Sen. Hiram Johnson(R-CA)[8]

*Signed the sixteen-to-one silver:gold ratio of coinage that still exists today
**Assassinated
***Strengthened economic ties to Germany and Italy; created the Federal Bank, which centralized inflation/deflation and localized monetary supply
****Signed the Berlin Alliance with Germany, Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, and Russia; President when the Great War began in 1910 who then intervened and successfully took the Yukon, Baja California, the Yucatán, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia
5: A strong supporter of the League of Nations, Cox also established the federal minimum wage at twenty cents an hour and made sure to tie it to the supply of silver and gold, as well as inflation
6: Bryan began staunchly supporting anti-trust laws, as well as signing into law the Norris-Johnson Work Week Act, limiting all work considered physical labor to nine hours a day, and, for railroads, eight hours a day.
7: Olson began by nationalizing banks, railroads, meat packing, some newspapers, and big agriculture, as well as federalizing police. He placed Upton Sinclair, Vito Marcantonio, Freda Kirchwey, Allan Benson, Emil Seidel, and a handful of others in charge of these. He cancelled free trade agreements with Russia(by 1930, a constitutional monarchy under Alexander IV, Vasily Maklakov, Alexander Kerensky, and Georgy Lvov), Germany, and France. Olson then proceeded to increase the minimum wage to $0.60 an hour, instate a five tier progressive income tax, and provide free meals nationally for the working and middle class. Combined with a forty hour work week, businesses publicly denounced Olson for ruining the economy. By January of 1932, unemployment was at 14.9% and inflation was at nearly seven percent. The stock market had crashed. Olson’s “People Before Business”/“Worker’s Deal” has failed.
8: Roosevelt pledged to reduce the centralization of the Federal Bank and privatize everything nationalized. By placing Nelson Rockefeller, Herbert Hoover, Frances Perkins, Mina Van Winkle, Colston Warne and others in charge of privatization, it was done within two years. The minimum wage was lowered to thirty cents, the free trade agreements reinstated, the progressive income tax went down to three tiers, and a basic welfare system for food and housing funded federally, administered locally, was set up. The work week was increased to a sixty hour work week.
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« Reply #21 on: November 23, 2017, 03:53:28 AM »

1989-1993: Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan/Sen. Paul Simon
1993-2001: Sen. Nancy Kassebaum/Sen. Charles Evers
2001-2003: Gov. Howard Dean*/Sen. Carol Moseley Braun
2003-2009: Gov. Carol Moseley Braun**/Fmr. Gen. Wesley Clark
2009-2017: Gov. George Pataki***/Sen. Elizabeth Dole

*One of the more popular Presidents, Dean was widely respected for implementing a revenue-neutral universal healthcare system, and for replacing most welfare with a supplemental income of up to $16,000, for everyone making under $20,000. Dean was forced to resign due to a severe case of pneumonia that followed a somewhat severe form of influenza. Dean is still widely praised for his domestic leadership.
**Braun’s introduction of the VAT of 9.5% allowed her to cut income rates by 2-6%, depending on the bracket, and to flatten the corporate tax rate to just five brackets, with the top bracket at 31.5%. This greatly reduced the deficit, as did her making the supplemental income at $15,000 for those making up to $18,000. Her alliance with President Rong Yiren of China, Russian President Boris Berezovsky, and Indian Prime Minister Sonia Gandhi initially caused concerns with Prime Minister Ian Lang, but this was eventually overcome when Yiren and Berezovsky diplomatically backed Britain against President Kirchner in the Second Falklands War, when Kirchner, Evo Morales, Hugo Chavez, Ricardo Lagos, Yugoslavian President Joška Broz, and a handful of other socialists and members of the Non-Aligned Movement declared Britain to be unlawfully occupying Argentine territory. Sonia Gandhi was forced not to take a position by her own position as Secretary of the NAM.
***Pataki immediately raises the VAT to 16.5%, balancing the budget completely. The left over money is put towards NASA, giving them a $95 billion budget. OUTCOME OF SECOND FALKLANDS WAR LATER HERE
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« Reply #22 on: December 01, 2017, 08:51:04 AM »

2009-2017: Sen. Ron Wyden/Sen. Carol Moseley Braun*
2017-2025: Gov. John Kasich(R-OH)/Sen. Kelly Ayotte(R-NH)
2025-2029: VP Kelly Ayotte(R-NH)/Gov. Niger Innis(R-NV)
2029-2037: Mayor Benjamin Bronfman(D-NY)/Sen. Joaquin Castro(D-TX)

*Re-elected in 2004
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« Reply #23 on: December 19, 2017, 05:27:53 PM »

Alternate Presidents and Parties of France:
1974-1988: Valéry Giscard d'Estaing(Liberals; Liberals-Republicans)
1988-1995: Prime Minister Lionel Jospin(Socialist)
1995-2002: Former Ambassador to Spain Jean Lassalle(Republicans-Popular Front
2002-2012: Interior Minister Laurent Fabius(Socialist-Liberals; Socialist)
2012-2022: Finance Minister Emmanuel Macron(Liberals-Reform Republicans; Liberals-Reform Republicans)
2022-: Mayor of Paris Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet(Reform Republicans-Republicans-Independent Liberals)
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« Reply #24 on: January 02, 2018, 09:34:22 PM »

1941-1944: Hiram Johnson*/Thomas Dewey(R)
1944-1945: Thomas Dewey/vacant
1945-1953: Thomas Dewey**/Theodore Roosevelt Jr.(R)
1953-1957: Joseph McCarthy/Paul Dever(D)
1957-1961: Robert F. Bradford/Margaret Chase Smith(R)


*Johnson ran a surprising campaign. He pledged to maintain the New Deal, centralize and expand the Federal Reserve, and raise military salaries by 10%. While McNutt campaigns as a strong interventionist, Johnson pledges to be “tough but fair.” Johnson enters the war after Pearl Harbor, saying that “An attack on American democracy is one that can only be responded to with force. We will fight to the end. We will fight the dictators that have enslaved Europe and most of Asia. We will not give up, not while blood runs through me.” Johnson makes an air trip to London and begins co-ordinating with Churchill. A telephone line is directly connected to the White House, and the two men communicate on a daily basis, building up their militaries. However, on 2 March 1944, Johnson is assassinated by Ernest Peter Burger, who is assisted by unknown Ku Klux Klan members.
**On May 3, two months after taking office, Dewey had organized the “Stuffed Bear Offensive,” led by Theodore Roosevelt III(better known as Junior). It was a stunning success, but France would fall into civil war that took four years to end, as Mussolini and Franco entered the conflict. It wasn’t until the two Balkan Kings, Peter II and Nicholas I, attacked Italy that the war would turn. Dewey, meanwhile, reduced most New Deal spending by 10-20 percent, created a progressive corporate bracket of 12%/22%/32%/42%, while putting the income taxes to 15%/35%/55%, making the tax system more and more efficient. A federal sales tax of 10% was also instated. Finally, Dewey signed a “Food Stamp Act” and universal healthcare(almost revenue neutral), raised the minimum wage to $1.25 an hour(within seven years, raising it thirty cents for the first year and the third year, with a one year gap,, and then ten cents each year after that.), and began reducing the size of the military. Overall, Dewey was very popular, as his reforms allowed a slowing wartime economy to stabilize. The production of weapons was slowly weaned, with the excess being sent to Germany and the Balkans to help build up their militaries. Dewey would receive a Nobel Peace Prize for settling a dispute between Germany and Russia: Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev and Chancellor Theodore Heuss were pulling their parties back, but Stalinist elements in Russia engaged in a firefight with German Neo-Nazis, with thousands on each side. Khrushchev would be forced to resign, as the liberals withdrew from their coalition with his social democratic “Worker’s Party.” Dewey negotiated with Khrushchev, and eventually convinced the latter to create the “Social Democrats.” Konni Zilliacus, the head of the Finnish Liberal-Socialist Alliance, was elected Prime Minister as a compromise between Finnish autonomists, who wanted their own governor and regional parliament, the Liberals, the Royalists, and the Social Democrats.



The Second Great War and results: Roosevelt landed 50,000 troops with the Free French, almost thirty miles from Paris. At the same time, 350,000 men landed in Normandy, while another 550,000 landed in Brittany. With almost 100 tanks(one for every thousand men, and the remaining fifty with the Paris attack), the Nazis occupying France had little chance of succeeding. The Russians pushed at the same time, but they were stalled at the Second Battle of Stalingrad - the first had taken 800,000 German lives and 1,550,000 Russian lives, and the second would take 300,000 Axis men and almost 550,000 Russians. The remaining Russian soldiers continued to push into Ukraine as the Western forces entered Alsace-Lorraine. By the end of the war, Poland was almost partitioned. However, Germany held elections with a surprising result: Theodor Heuss, a liberal, was at the head of a coalition with royalists. With a fascist movement on the rise in France and a civil war in that country as well as Poland, the Western powers needed a counterbalance. Wilhelm, Crown Prince of Germany, was made Emperor of Germany, with most of the imperial borders restored. In the Balkans, the former Prince Nicholas was made King of Est Telaj, which was Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Slovakia, while his nephew, Peter II, became King of Yugoslavia - Serbia, Albania, Montenegro, Croatia, and Bosnia. Austria, Czechia, and Slovenia became the Confederation of the Danube. Nicholas, whose wife had died during in 1942, married the brother of Tsar Alexander IV - Grand Duchess Anastasia. René Pleven, the French President, eventually defeated communist and fascist forces, pushing through into Italy and Spain, destroying the remaining fascist regimes.
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