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Running on a socially libertarian, economically moderate and pro-free trade platform, Virginia Senator Tom Parrotstein attempted to defeat popular frontrunner California Senator Larry Smith for the Democratic nomination. Despite gaining traction with the black and moderate voters, as well as attracting moderate Republicans and independents to the primary, he fell short by quite a sizeable amount of delagates. He fought all the way to the convention, where he intended to make a play for the VP spot (can I has VP pweety please?).

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In a stunning upset, the contested Democratic convention nominated moderate Virginia Senator Tom Parrotstein over a field of progressives. He was up against Montana Governor Indy Rep (pardon the ridiculous name ). However, once a progressive third party challenge arose, combined with the national dissatisfaction with the Democratic party, it became clear that Parrotstein would lose. In a bizarre step epic trolling, he withdrew his name from the New Hamphire ballot (the Progressives didn't make the deadline).
On election night, the angriest victory speech in the history of the Unites States was destined to occure...

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I've already done one with you, so let's try something different and bizarre

After a series of economic crises and wars under President Trump, the Republican party has collapsed. Its electorate forsook it, and those who did not have split into various minor parties, way too focused on salvaging some Senate and House seats to bother with the Presidential race. It seemed like the Democrats might run in the 2024 election unopposed, but after the staunch economically leftist and socially moderate Larry Smith won the nomination, Senator Tom Parrotstein of Virginia declared an independent run. A socially liberal, economically centerist politician, he managed to win over many who wanted an alternative to the Democrats, but his socially liberal positions, as well as him being a homosexual, harmed him with traditional Republican electorate and he fell way short.