Predict the Next President of Atlasia!

[Psychic Octopus]

Who do you think will be the next President of Atlasia, and if you really want to, guess the next two or three.



Have fun!

[Alexander Hamilton]

Bullmoose?

[Fritz]

Bacon King

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Bacon King

[HappyWarrior]

Bacon King if he wants it.

[Smid]

Whoever the JCP decides to run.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Whoever the JCP decides to run.

     Pretty much. Bacon King is the most likely candidate, & I really wouldn't mind him being in the driver's seat.

[RIP Robert H Bork]

Bacon King....

[Sewer]

The bacon man.

[DownWithTheLeft]

Whoever the JCP decides to run.

^^^

Until the DA decides to run a unity ticket with the RPP again this is the correct answer

[Alexander Hamilton]

Whoever the JCP decides to run.

^^^

Until the DA decides to run a unity ticket with the RPP again this is the correct answer

That won't save you.

[Brandon H]

Whoever the JCP decides to run.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

If BaconKing runs, he'll win it. I'll have no problem supporting him either

[Mechaman]

You want bold, I'll give you bold!:
The next 8 presidents of Atlasia!
BaconKing: (because I'm a soulless conformist) two terms
Fritz: runs for one term, decides not to run for re-election
AHDuke: two term
PiT: loses re-election
Marokai Blue: loses re-election
PiT: pulls a Cleveland (if that is allowed) stays in office for another term before deciding not to run for re-election
DWTL: I only put this here so..... (one term)
Mechaman: I would end up whipping DWTL's ass and then destroying the Atlasian government in only (4*9)=36 months, or three years!

[Alexander Hamilton]

I like your idea, Mechaman, but I can't see any RPP members ever becoming President.

[Marokai Backbeat]

I'm too controversial to get the votes to win a presidential election, Mech, but I'm flattered.

[Mechaman]

I'm too controversial to get the votes to win a presidential election, Mech, but I'm flattered.

Anything is possible in the unknown horizon of the future.
Hell I would vote for you, just for the lulz.

[Alexander Hamilton]

I'm too controversial to get the votes to win a presidential election, Mech, but I'm flattered.

That's not true.

[Associate Justice PiT]

I'm too controversial to get the votes to win a presidential election, Mech, but I'm flattered.

That's not true.

     FWIW, I'm pretty certain that the JCP will win in February, regardless of who they nominate or what happens.

[Alexander Hamilton]

I'm too controversial to get the votes to win a presidential election, Mech, but I'm flattered.

That's not true.

     FWIW, I'm pretty certain that the JCP will win in February, regardless of who they nominate or what happens.

Of course they will. No other party will have a chance for a long time, unless, of course, they forge an alliance with the JCP. But why?

[Хahar 🤔]

The RPP ought to accept its cordon sanitaire.

[Alexander Hamilton]

The RPP ought to accept its cordon sanitaire.

[Marokai Backbeat]

I'm too controversial to get the votes to win a presidential election, Mech, but I'm flattered.

That's not true.

     FWIW, I'm pretty certain that the JCP will win in February, regardless of who they nominate or what happens.

Of course they will. No other party will have a chance for a long time, unless, of course, they forge an alliance with the JCP. But why?

Not another pity party for the Right, please.

Seriously, nominate a candidate that's worth a damn, (like, not some sort of fringe conservative or vote whore) and the right might get somewhere. In June you nominated PiT, who very narrowly lost and (no offense to HW because I love him) entered into an odd political alliance with someone who was the almost political polar opposite of him for political convenience.

Then in October the RPP decided to nominate PiT again, a losing candidate, and of course was mired in controversy because of his suspect, to say the least, election tactics.

Last year, Bgwah and Meeker were a unity ticket, before Meeker eventually joined the JCP towards the end of their Administration.

This isn't some long line of JCP domination because we just kick ass (though, we do!) it's because of a series of events that led to us winning changed everytime. From a unity ticket, to a narrow victory against a ticket of convenience, to a losing candidate with suspect tactics, you haven't exactly had strong chances.

[Alexander Hamilton]

I'm too controversial to get the votes to win a presidential election, Mech, but I'm flattered.

That's not true.

     FWIW, I'm pretty certain that the JCP will win in February, regardless of who they nominate or what happens.

Of course they will. No other party will have a chance for a long time, unless, of course, they forge an alliance with the JCP. But why?

Not another pity party for the Right, please.

Seriously, nominate a candidate that's worth a damn, (like, not some sort of fringe conservative or vote whore) and the right might get somewhere. In June you nominated PiT, who very narrowly lost and (no offense to HW because I love him) entered into an odd political alliance with someone who was the almost political polar opposite of him for political convenience.

Then in October the RPP decided to nominate PiT again, a losing candidate, and of course was mired in controversy because of his suspect, to say the least, election tactics.

Last year, Bgwah and Meeker were a unity ticket, before Meeker eventually joined the JCP towards the end of their Administration.

This isn't some long line of JCP domination because we just kick ass (though, we do!) it's because of a series of events that led to us winning changed everytime. From a unity ticket, to a narrow victory against a ticket of convenience, to a losing candidate with suspect tactics, you haven't exactly had strong chances.

Things are different now. Things are very different from June and October, even.

[Marokai Backbeat]

How?