1996: Clinton vs Weld vs Buchanan

[#CriminalizeSobriety]

Bill Clinton (D-AR)/Al Gore (D-TN)

vs

Bill Weld (R-MA)/Bob Casey (D-PA)

vs

Pat Buchanan (Reform-D.C.)/James P. Hoffa (Reform-MI)

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

How would Casey and Weld get together? Aren't they the opposite, domestically? Anyway, it's awesome to see a Hoffa on a presidential ticket.

[Thomas D]

Weld is too liberal for most Republicans and Buchanan too Conservative. Many GOPers stay home and Clinton wins in a landslide.

454-53-31

[#CriminalizeSobriety]

Weld is too liberal for most Republicans and Buchanan too Conservative. Many GOPers stay home and Clinton wins in a landslide.

454-53-31

Weld doesn't keep Clinton under 40 in a lot of liberal states? (Places like Maine, Mass, etc.)

[#CriminalizeSobriety]

How would Casey and Weld get together? Aren't they the opposite, domestically? Anyway, it's awesome to see a Hoffa on a presidential ticket.

More of an "F you" to Clinton.

[Thomas D]

Weld is too liberal for most Republicans and Buchanan too Conservative. Many GOPers stay home and Clinton wins in a landslide.

454-53-31

Weld doesn't keep Clinton under 40 in a lot of liberal states? (Places like Maine, Mass, etc.)

I don't think so. By election day everyone would know Clinton was going to win big. And Democrats would be eager for their first landslide in 32 years.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

How would Casey and Weld get together? Aren't they the opposite, domestically? Anyway, it's awesome to see a Hoffa on a presidential ticket.

More of an "F you" to Clinton.

They probably wouldn't be able to work out a coherent platform.

As for the map, woudln't the Buchanan/Hoffa ticket do some sort of damage in Blue Collar states such as Michigan and Ohio?

[RIP Robert H Bork]

What??

I'd write in George H. W. Bush.