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Sestak
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« on: November 03, 2017, 06:30:19 PM »


35) John F. Kennedy (1961-1969)
36) Robert F. Kennedy (1969-1977)
37) Sargent Shriver (1977-1985)
38) Edward M. Kennedy (1985-1993)
39) Joseph P. Kennedy II (1993 - 2001)
40) Kathleen Kennedy Townsend (2001 - 2009)
41) Patrick J. Kennedy (2019 - 2013)

42) John Neely Kennedy* (2013 - 2017)
43) Robert K. Kennedy* (2017-2021)
44) Caroline Kennedy (2021 - 2029)
45) Joseph P. Kennedy III (2029 - )


* = not really a Kennedy
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Sestak
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« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2017, 04:22:35 PM »

In 1984, after winning re-election, Reagan abruptly announces the unification of the US and UK.

1. Ronald Reagan (1985 - 1990) / Margaret Thatcher (Conservative Republican)
2. Margaret Thatcher (1990 - 1995) / Dan Quayle (Conservative Republican)
3. Al Gore (1995 - 2005) / Paddy Ashdown (1995 - 1998), Tony Blair (1998 - 2005) (Democratic)
4. Tony Blair (2005 - 2010) / Mark Warner (Democratic)
5. Rick Perry (2010 - 2015) / David Cameron (Conservative Republican)
6. Ed Milliband (2015- present) / Barack Obama (United Labor)

Losing tickets:

1990
David Steel / Michael Dukakis (D)
Neil Kinnock / Roy Hattersley (Lab.)

1995
Dan Quayle / John Major (CR)
Labour did not run a candidate due to lack of appeal in America, death of presumptive nominee John Smith, fear of spoiler effect for Gore.

2000
William Hague / John McCain (CR)

2005
George W. Bush / Michael Ancram (CR)
Howard Dean / Robin Cook (UL)
One of the most controversial elections ever, as Blair came in third place in the popular vote of a tight three-way race, but still managed to gain an electoral college majority by winning in most of the close states, as well as defeating the two American-centric tickets in Britain. While they did win, Blair and the Democrats would never recover from the dramatic unpopularity that resulted.

2010
Harriet Harman / Bernie Sanders (UL)
Tony Blair / Hillary Clinton (D)

2015
Rick Perry / David Cameron (CR)
Nick Clegg / Susan Collins (D)
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