How would non american personalities have voted during his lifetime if they were american

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How King Tamar would vote if she lived in the US

1920: James Cox

1924: Calvin Coolidge

1928: Al Smith

1932-1944: FDR

1948: Dewey

1952 and 1956: Eisenhower

1960: Nixon

1964: LBJ

1968 and 1972: Nixon

1976: Ford

1980 and 1984: Reagan

1988 and 1992: Bush

1996: Dole

2000 and 2004: Bush

2008: McCain

2012: Romney

2016: Clinton

2020: Biden

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Jorge Gonzales: left-leaning rock star.

1984: Mondale (Democrat)
1988: Dukakis (Democrat)
1992: Fulani (New Alliance)
1996: Nader (Green)
2000: Nader (Green)
2004: Kerry (Democrat)
2008: Obama (Democrat)
2012: Stein (Green)
2016: Stein (Green)
2020: Hawkins (Green)

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Mario Vargas Llosa (1938-)

TTL: A socialist writer in his youth, he became a fiscal conservative between the 70s and 80s. A Nobel Prize winner, he is nowadays a revered but sometimes controversial conservative intelectual.

1960: Dobbs (Socialist Workers)
1964: Johnson (Democrat)
1968: Halstead (Socialist Workers)
1972: McGovern (Democrat)
1976: Carter (Democrat)
1980: Anderson (Independient)
1984: Reagan (Republican)
1988: Bush Sr (Republican)
1992: Bush Sr (Republican)
1996: Dole (Republican)
2000: Bush Jr (Republican)
2004: Bush Jr (Republican)
2008: McCain (Republican)
2012: Rommel (Republican)
2016: Trump (Republican)
2020: Trump (Republican)

I think Vargas Llosa would not have voted for Trump either time. He didn’t endorse Fujimori until her opponent was Pedro Castillo, a man who managed to prove to be even less committed to democracy than her.

Since when was the 2012 GOP nominee named Rommel?

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Mario Vargas Llosa (1938-)

TTL: A socialist writer in his youth, he became a fiscal conservative between the 70s and 80s. A Nobel Prize winner, he is nowadays a revered but sometimes controversial conservative intelectual.

1960: Dobbs (Socialist Workers)
1964: Johnson (Democrat)
1968: Halstead (Socialist Workers)
1972: McGovern (Democrat)
1976: Carter (Democrat)
1980: Anderson (Independient)
1984: Reagan (Republican)
1988: Bush Sr (Republican)
1992: Bush Sr (Republican)
1996: Dole (Republican)
2000: Bush Jr (Republican)
2004: Bush Jr (Republican)
2008: McCain (Republican)
2012: Rommel (Republican)
2016: Trump (Republican)
2020: Trump (Republican)

I think Vargas Llosa would not have voted for Trump either time. He didn’t endorse Fujimori until her opponent was Pedro Castillo, a man who managed to prove to be even less committed to democracy than her.

Since when was the 2012 GOP nominee named Rommel?

He was looking for the word Romney.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Since when was the 2012 GOP nominee named Rommel?

Mitch Rommel, the Senator from Utah and son of Greg Rommel, former governor of Michigan.

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JK Rowling: Consistent Democrat until 2020 when she votes for Trump in 2020 because of transphobia.

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Saddam Hussein:

1960: Richard Nixon

1964: LBJ

1968: Richard Nixon

1972: Richard Nixon

1976: Gerald Ford

1980: Ronald Reagan

1984: Ronald Reagan

1988: George H. W. Bush

1992: Ross Perot

1996: Bob Dole

2000: George W. Bush

2004: John Kerry

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Mario Vargas Llosa (1938-)

TTL: A socialist writer in his youth, he became a fiscal conservative between the 70s and 80s. A Nobel Prize winner, he is nowadays a revered but sometimes controversial conservative intelectual.

1960: Dobbs (Socialist Workers)
1964: Johnson (Democrat)
1968: Halstead (Socialist Workers)
1972: McGovern (Democrat)
1976: Carter (Democrat)
1980: Anderson (Independient)
1984: Reagan (Republican)
1988: Bush Sr (Republican)
1992: Bush Sr (Republican)
1996: Dole (Republican)
2000: Bush Jr (Republican)
2004: Bush Jr (Republican)
2008: McCain (Republican)
2012: Rommel (Republican)
2016: Trump (Republican)
2020: Trump (Republican)

I think Vargas Llosa would not have voted for Trump either time. He didn’t endorse Fujimori until her opponent was Pedro Castillo, a man who managed to prove to be even less committed to democracy than her.

Since when was the 2012 GOP nominee named Rommel?

He was looking for the word Romney.

I know i'm kidding lol