Would you take this alternate post 1992 TL compared to the one we had in OTL (user search)
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Question: Would you take this alternate post 1992 TL
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Samof94
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« on: March 13, 2024, 11:29:22 AM »

List of Presidents:

41: George HW Bush (1989–1997)
42: Bob Dole(1997-2005)

43: Bob Graham(2005-2009)
44: Jeb Bush(2009-2017)
45: Mark Warner(2017-2021)
46: Marco Rubio(2021-Present)

List of House Speakers:

49: Tom Foley(1989-1999)
50: Dick Gephardt(1997-2007)

51: John Boehner(2007-2011)
52: Harold Ford Jr(2011-2021)
53: Cathy McMorris-Rodgers(2021-23)
54: Joe Crowley(2023-Present)

The Dems being out of power that long seems excessive. Why not 1996 or even 2000? Dole isn't a great candidate in 1996. Even Gore could have beaten him.
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Samof94
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« Reply #1 on: March 13, 2024, 11:41:38 AM »

List of Presidents:

41: George HW Bush (1989–1997)
42: Bob Dole(1997-2005)

43: Bob Graham(2005-2009)
44: Jeb Bush(2009-2017)
45: Mark Warner(2017-2021)
46: Marco Rubio(2021-Present)

List of House Speakers:

49: Tom Foley(1989-1999)
50: Dick Gephardt(1997-2007)

51: John Boehner(2007-2011)
52: Harold Ford Jr(2011-2021)
53: Cathy McMorris-Rodgers(2021-23)
54: Joe Crowley(2023-Present)

The Dems being out of power that long seems excessive. Why not 1996 or even 2000? Dole isn't a great candidate in 1996. Even Gore could have beaten him.

This is more assuming the consensus is that Republicans dominate the WH with few exceptions while Democrats dominate the House with few exceptions. So basically the 1968-1992 set up lasts to current day .

Also 1996 here would be Dems blow it again by nominating a bad candidate in an open election with a good economy.
Can't really imagine Trump being elected in TTL
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