Callaborative Presidents List 2.

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1884: Ben Harrison/Levi Morton
1888: Ben Harrison/Levi Morton *1
1890: Levi Morton/Vacant*2
1892: Levi Morton/Whitelaw Reid
1896: Richard P. Bland/John M. Palmer
1900- Theodore Roosevelt/William H. Taft
1904- Theodore Roosevelt/William H. Taft
1908- William Jennings Bryan/ William V. Sullivan
1912- Willliam Jennings Bryan/William V. Sullivan
1916- William V. Sullivan/Oswald West
1920- Leonard Wood/Miles Poindexter
1924 - Robert LaFollette/Hiram Johnson*3
1928- Robert LaFollette/Franklin S. Billings*4
1932- John N. Garner/Herbert Hoover
1936- Huey Long/Hattie Carraway*5
1940 - Herbert Hoover/Wendell Wilkie*6
1944 - Herbert Hoover/Robert Taft*7
1948- Alben Barkley/ Strom Thurmond
1952- Joseph Kennedy Sr./Hubert Humphrey
1956- Hubert Humphrey/ Matthew M. Neely*8
1960- Barry Goldwater/George Wallace
1964- Richard Nixon/ Elmer L. Anderson*9
1968- Hubert Humphrey/George McGovern
1972- Russell Long/ Pat Brown*10
1976- Russel Long/ Pat Brown
1980- John Chafee/Richard Schweiker
1984- Ted Kennedy/John Glenn*11
1988- Ray Blanton/Harry Reid*12
1992 - Lincoln Chafee/Colin Powell*13

Democrat
Republican
Progressive
Share Our Wealth
Conservative
*1 Defeats former President Cleveland for reelection. Note, 1884 was only added to make it a little less confusing.
*2 Harrison died on tuberculosis
*3 With the endorsement of former President Bryan, the Progressive Party wins the election in a narrow victory.
*4 VP Johnson dies in a car crash in northern Califronia; lacking a strong Progressive Party machine, LaFollette runs as a Republican
*5 Due to a slow recovery and dissatisfaction with both major parties, Huey Long forms the Share Our Wealth party; Long wins a 3-way race with Democratic President John Garner and Republican nominee Herbert Hoover.
*6 Conservative Party formed after Southern Democrats, and Conservative Republicans leave the Party. It becomes the main opposition to Long, winning major victories in the 1938 midterms, and the 1940 election.
*7 Vice President Willkie did not run for reelection in 1944 for health reasons
*8 Kennedy dies unexpectedly on a sailing trip.
*9 Due to an emerging recession, Conservatives lose the 1962 midterms badly, leaving Goldwater with only 28 Senate seats (to the Share-Our-Wealth's 37 and the Republican's 35) and 127 House seats (to the Share-Our-Wealth's 168 and the Republican's 140). At this point, the Democratic party ceases to exist.
*10 Both Humphrey and McGovern decline to run for reelection
*11 Chafee starts an unpopular war with Iran, and Kennedy is able to squeak past him in a narrow election.
*12 The Chappaquiddick incident occurs in 1987; Kennedy loses primary
*13 - Chaffee/Powell defeats the incumbent Share Our Wealth President as well as the Conservative Party nominee

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1884: Ben Harrison/Levi Morton
1888: Ben Harrison/Levi Morton *1
1890: Levi Morton/Vacant*2
1892: Levi Morton/Whitelaw Reid
1896: Richard P. Bland/John M. Palmer
1900- Theodore Roosevelt/William H. Taft
1904- Theodore Roosevelt/William H. Taft
1908- William Jennings Bryan/ William V. Sullivan
1912- Willliam Jennings Bryan/William V. Sullivan
1916- William V. Sullivan/Oswald West
1920- Leonard Wood/Miles Poindexter
1924 - Robert LaFollette/Hiram Johnson*3
1928- Robert LaFollette/Franklin S. Billings*4
1932- John N. Garner/Herbert Hoover
1936- Huey Long/Hattie Carraway*5
1940 - Herbert Hoover/Wendell Wilkie*6
1944 - Herbert Hoover/Robert Taft*7
1948- Alben Barkley/ Strom Thurmond
1952- Joseph Kennedy Sr./Hubert Humphrey
1956- Hubert Humphrey/ Matthew M. Neely*8
1960- Barry Goldwater/George Wallace
1964- Richard Nixon/ Elmer L. Anderson*9
1968- Hubert Humphrey/George McGovern
1972- Russell Long/ Pat Brown*10
1976- Russel Long/ Pat Brown
1980- John Chafee/Richard Schweiker
1984- Ted Kennedy/John Glenn*11
1988- Ray Blanton/Harry Reid*12
1992 - Lincoln Chafee/Colin Powell*13
1996 - Newt Gingrich/Pat Buchanan
2000- Bob Miller/Dave Obey*14
2004- Bob Miller/Howard Dean*15
2008- Mark Sanford*16/William Weld
2010 - William Weld/David Vitter

Democrat
Republican
Progressive
Share Our Wealth
Conservative
Populist-Progressive
Liberty-Republic

*1 Defeats former President Cleveland for reelection. Note, 1884 was only added to make it a little less confusing.
*2 Harrison died on tuberculosis
*3 With the endorsement of former President Bryan, the Progressive Party wins the election in a narrow victory.
*4 VP Johnson dies in a car crash in northern Califronia; lacking a strong Progressive Party machine, LaFollette runs as a Republican
*5 Due to a slow recovery and dissatisfaction with both major parties, Huey Long forms the Share Our Wealth party; Long wins a 3-way race with Democratic President John Garner and Republican nominee Herbert Hoover.
*6 Conservative Party formed after Southern Democrats, and Conservative Republicans leave the Party. It becomes the main opposition to Long, winning major victories in the 1938 midterms, and the 1940 election.
*7 Vice President Willkie did not run for reelection in 1944 for health reasons
*8 Kennedy dies unexpectedly on a sailing trip.
*9 Due to an emerging recession, Conservatives lose the 1962 midterms badly, leaving Goldwater with only 28 Senate seats (to the Share-Our-Wealth's 37 and the Republican's 35) and 127 House seats (to the Share-Our-Wealth's 168 and the Republican's 140). At this point, the Democratic party ceases to exist.
*10 Both Humphrey and McGovern decline to run for reelection
*11 Chafee starts an unpopular war with Iran, and Kennedy is able to squeak past him in a narrow election.
*12 The Chappaquiddick incident occurs in 1987; Kennedy loses primary
*13 - Chaffee/Powell defeats the incumbent Share Our Wealth President as well as the Conservative Party nominee
*14- For the 2000 election the party system was restructured; after years of coalitions, liberal Republicans and most in the Share Our Wealth party merged to form the Progressive-Populist Party. Moderate Republicans and Conservatives formed the Liberty-Republic Party. After a messy sex scandal and ultimate divorce in 1999, Gingrich loses.
*15 Obey suffers a heart attack in 2004 and announces that he will not be returning as VP if Miller is reelected. The Progressive-Populists replace him with the younger and more enthusiastic Dean, and Miller wins reelection.
*16 After an affair with his "true love" a White House journalist from Argentina, Sanford resigns and moves to Argentina.

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1968 - Lyndon Johnson/Hubert Humphrey
1970 - Hubert Humphrey/Edmund Muskie*
1972 - Hubert Humphrey/Edmund Muskie
1976 - Nelson Rockefeller/George Romney

1* - LBJ died on a heart attack early into his second full term

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Hope no one minds me stealing the next one...

Three Butterflies: 22ndh Amendment is passed but with a 3 term limit, Eisenhower doesn't pursue public office, and JFK never runs for Congress.

1948 - Harry S. Truman/Alben Barkley

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Three Butterflies: 22nd Amendment is passed but with a 3 term limit, Eisenhower doesn't pursue public office, and JFK never runs for Congress.

1948 - Harry S. Truman/Alben Barkley
1952- Alben Barkley/John Stennis*1
1956- Earl Warren/Thomas Dewey
1960- Earl Warren/Henry Cabot Lodge
1964- Earl Warren/Henry Cabot Lodge
1968- Hubert Humphrey/Richard Nixon
1972- Hubert Humphrey/Mo Udall *2
1974- Mo Udall/vacant*3
1976- Mo Udall/Ronald Reagan
1980- Edmund Muskie/Joe Biden*4
1984- George H.W. Bush/Howard Baker
1988- George H.W. Bush/Howard Baker
1992- Al Gore/Jim Oberstar
1996- Jack Kemp/Alan Simpson
2000 - Al Gore/Max Baucus*5

*1- Truman declines to  seek a 2nd full term
*2- Nixon dies in a plane crash
*3- President Humphrey dies in office.
*4- Reagan declines to run for president.
*5 - Former President Gore comes back and defeats incumbent President Jack Kemp in one of the closest margins in history.

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I was bored

(Above) 1996 - Pres Gore v. Jack Kemp
Gore: 267
Kemp: 271

Below (2000 - Pres Kemp v. Former VP Gore)
Gore: 271
Kemp: 267

Below: 2004 - Gore v. Republican

Gore: 391
Repub: 147

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Lets start a new one! Here's the rule: Only Senators (or former Senators) can ascend to the Presidenency or serve as VP.

1948- W. Chapman Rivercomb/John Danaher
1952- Herbert H. Lehman/Edward L. Leahy
1956- Herbert H. Lehman/John Kennedy
1960 - Richard Nixon/Edmund Muskie

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Lets start a new one! Here's the rule: Only Senators (or former Senators) can ascend to the Presidenency or serve as VP.

1948- W. Chapman Rivercomb/John Danaher
1952- Herbert H. Lehman/Edward L. Leahy
1956- Herbert H. Lehman/John F. Kennedy
1960 - Richard Nixon/Edmund Muskie
1964 - Edmund Muskie/Robert Byrd
1968 - Edmund Muskie/Hubert H. Humphrey*1
1972- Barry Goldwater/Robert Taft Jr.
1976 - Henry Jackson/Frank Church
1980 - Henry Jackson/John Durkin*2
1984 - John Danforth/Dan Quayle
1988 - John Danforth/ Bob Packwood*3
1992 - Jay Rockefeller/Dale Bumpers
1996 - Richard Lugar/William Frist

*1 Due to a conflict of interests with the Muskie Administration, Vice President Byrd is replaced on the 1968 Democratic ticket with Humphrey
*2 Vice President Church dies in a plane crash, replaced by New Hampshire Senator John Durkin.
*3 Quayle resigns amid a sex scandal

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1789-Thomas Jefferson/John Adams
1792-John Adams/Gouverneur Morris
1796-John Adams/Gouverneur Morris
1800-Thomas Jefferson/Elbridge Gerry
1800 - Eli Whitney/Samuel Adams

Black-Independent
Orange-Union
Green-Liberty

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1789-Thomas Jefferson/John Adams
1792 - John Adams/Gouverneur Morris
1796 - John Adams/Gouverneur Morris
1800 - Thomas Jefferson/Elbridge Gerry
1804 - Eli Whitney/Samuel Adams
1808 - Alexander Hamilton/Charles Pickney
1812 - Alexander Hamilton/Elbridge Gerry*
1816 - Elbridge Gerry/DeWitt Clinton
1817 - vacant/DeWitt Clinton (Acting President)**
1820 - James Monroe/Andrew Jackson
1824 - Andrew Jackson/Martin Van Buren
1828 - Andrew Jackson/Martin Van Buren
1832 - John Quincy Adams/Henry Clay
1836 - James K. Polk/Gabriel Holmes

Black-Independent
Orange-Union
Green-Liberty

*Gerry switched parties in 1806
**First death of a President in office; Clinton claims the office of Acting President rather than President.