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Question: Who would you vote for?
#1
Pres. George W. Bush(R-TX)/Vice Pres. Elizabeth Dole(R-NC)
 
#2
Sen. John Kerry(D-MA)/Gov. Janet Napolitsno(D-AZ)
 
#3
Sen. John McCain(Reform-AZ)/Sen. Joseph Lieberman(Reform-CT)
 
#4
Gov. Howard Dean(Progressive-VT)/Sen. Ron Wyden(Progressive-OR)
 
#5
Sen. Rick Santorum(American-PA)/Gov. Mike Huckabee(A-AR)
 
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Total Voters: 49

Author Topic: 2004: How It Began  (Read 445 times)
Kingpoleon
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« on: November 13, 2015, 08:55:30 AM »

POD: John B. Anderson runs and wins the primary in 2000. His Vice Presidential nominee, businessman Ross Perot, Jr., boosts the ticket into the mid-twenties with a roaring speech at the convention followed by Anderson showing policy and power with a powerfully dealt speech. The Reform Party surges back with strong debate showings that give Anderson ~30% of the vote. Senator Dean Barkley, Senator Joe Lieberman, Senator John McCain, Representatives Tim Penny, Pat Choate, Ralph Nader, Ted Weill, and others give Reform 5 Senate seats and over 20 representatives.

George W. Bush and Elizabeth Dole win narrowly.

Come 2004, and Bush has abandoned many domestic projects. The American Party runs a populist campaign, and the Progressive Party runs a left-libertarian campaign. Bush's 45-42 approval ratings are pretty good for a country with so many viable parties.
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