Alternate Careers

[SATW]

Alternate Careers:

Donald Trump, Republican/Independent-New York
President of the United States of America: 2017-2021
Co-Founder, CEO and Executive Chairman of the Trump Media Group: 2021-2033
Executive Chairman of Trump News Network/The Trump Network: 2021-2033
Host of The President Trump Show at the Trump News Network: 2021-2033
Non-Executive Chairman of Trump Entertainment Television: 2021-2030
Non-Executive Chairman of Trump Radio: 2030-2033

* President Trump announces that he will not seek re-election in 2020 because he "got tired of winning so much." He also announced that he would be launching a Trump Media Group after leaving office that would focus on "fighting for the National values that Keep America Great." The President leaves the GOP in mid-2019 due to wanting to create "an independent media network free of political pressure."
** The Trump Media Group starts off mainly as a streaming and social media platform. Becomes a functional news network in 2023 when it merges with One America News Network (OAN). Trump Media maintains a core following of supporters but the network never becomes truly successful as mainstream cable outlets like FOX News, CNN, NBC or ABC. In 2030, the Trump Media Group shifts much of its media properties back onto social media platforms and into talk radio (creates Trump Radio).
*** Trump Entertainment folds in 2031. Trump News Network changes name to "The Trump Network" in an attempt to rebrand in 2031. Trump himself claims that he "merged" Trump Entertainment into Trump News, but this is false.  In 2032, The Trump Network re-launches as a multifaceted television channel but in using a subscription model similar to HBO.
**** Former President Trump completely sells the Trump Media Group in 2033 for $450 Million USD and he and his family members resign from all positions.
***** The Trump Media Group dissolves due to financial problems in 2036. The new owners attempted to sue the Former President (claiming that the Trump family lied about the worth, value and ratings success of the media properties). In 2037, the Trumps settle the accusations out of court.  In the end, the Trumps wound up making millions of dollars off a semi-functional news network and made profit off selling the media companies once they started to fail under the guise of rebranding and restructuring.
****** The News Network started off as populist and conservative but developed liberal-populist shows as well over time. Eventually, however, there was no clear ideology but instead a mess of multiple extreme, tabloid-like personalities.


Nikki Haley, Republican-S. Carolina
South Carolina State Representative, SC-87: 2005-2011
Governor of South Carolina: 2011-2017
United States Ambassador to the United Nations: 2017-2019
President of the United States of America: 2021-2029
Co-Founder and CEO of the Nikki & Michael Haley Foundation for Human and Political Rights: 2031-Current


Ben Sasse, Republican-Nebraska
Assistant U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services for Planning and Evaluation: 2007-2009
President of Midland University: 2010-2014
U.S. Senator, Nebraska: 2015-2021
Vice President of the United States of America: 2021-2029
GOP Candidate for President of the United States: 2027-2028 (L, GOP Primary)
Professor of Political Science, Culture and Philosophy at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln: 2029-2037
Chancellor of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln: 2031-2037
President of the University of Nebraska System: 2037-Current


Marco Rubio, Republican-Florida
West Miami, FL City Commissioner: 1998-2000
Florida State Representative, FL-111: 2000-2008
Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives: 2006-2008
U.S. Senator, Florida: 2011-2023
GOP Candidate for President of the United States: 2015-2016 (L, GOP Primary)
United States Secretary of State: 2023-2029
President of the Heritage Foundation: 2033-Current

Mike Pompeo, Republican-Kansas
U.S. Congressman, KS-04: 2011-2017
Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): 2017-2018
United States Secretary of State: 2018-2023
Member of the Board of Directors for the United States Institute of Peace: 2025-2033
Chairman of the Board of Directors for the United States Institute of Peace: 2028-2031

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Republican-Florida
Florida House of Representatives, FL-110: 1982-1986
Florida State Senate, FL-34: 1986-1989
U.S. Congresswoman, FL-18 and FL-27: 1989-2019
United States Ambassador to the United Nations: 2021-2025


Control of Congress: 2015-2035

U.S. Senate:
- GOP: 2015-2027
- Democrats: 2027-2035

U.S. House:
- GOP: 2015-2019 (2011-2019 was entire period of GOP control)
- Democrats: 2019-2025
- GOP: 2025-2031
- Democrats: 2031-2035

[Politician]

Tom Wolf

Secretary of Revenue of Pennsylvania: 2007-2008
47th Governor of Pennsylvania: 2015-2023
United States Senator from Pennsylvania: 2023-current

United States Senate Election in Pennsylvania, 2022

Governor Tom Wolf: 53%
Senator Patrick Toomey*: 45%

[SATW]

Mitt Romney, Republican-Massachusetts/Utah
GOP Candidate/Nominee, U.S. Senate, Massachusetts: 1993-1994 (L in General)
Governor of Massachusetts: 2003-2007
GOP Candidate for President of the United States: 2007-2008 (L, GOP Primary)
GOP Candidate/Nominee for President of the United States: 2011-2012 (L in General)
U.S. Senator, Utah: 2017-2029
Chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee: 2019-2023


Mia Love, Republican-Utah
Member of the Saratoga Springs, UT City Council: 2004-2010
Mayor of Saratoga Springs, UT: 2010-2014
U.S. Congresswoman, UT-04: 2015-2019
U.S. Senator, Utah: 2019-Current
GOP Candidate for President of the United States: 2027-2028 (L, GOP Primary)
U.S. Senate Minority Whip: 2031-2035
U.S. Senate Minority Leader: 2035-Current

[SATW]

Eric Cantor, Republican-Virginia
Member of the Virginia House of Delegates, VA-73: 1992-2001
U.S. Congressman, VA-07: 2001-2021
House Republican Chief Deputy Whip: 2003-2009
U.S. House Minority Whip: 2009-2011
U.S. House Majority Leader: 2011-2015
Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives: 2015-2019
U.S. House Minority Leader: 2019-2021
U.S. Secretary of Education: 2021-2025

Carlos Lopez-Cantera, Republican-Florida
Florida State Representative, FL-113: 2004-2012
Property Appraiser of Miami-Dade County: 2013-2014
Lt. Governor of Florida: 2014-2019
U.S. Congressman, FL-27: 2019-2023
U.S. Senator, Florida: 2023-Current

Carlos Curbelo, Republican-Florida
Member of the Miami-Dade County Public Schools Board (Dst 7): 2010-2015
U.S. Congressman, FL-26: 2015-2019; 2021-2025
Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency: 2025-2029
U.S. Senator, Florida: 2031-Current

[America Needs R'hllor]

Kinda inspired by Sunrise's neat format, also by my plans to a certain TL I've written and will continue writing in the future... sorry for the spoilers

Barack Hussein Obama (D-IL)
Member of the Illinois State Senate, IL-13: 1997-2004
U.S. Senator from Illinois: 2005-2008
44th President of the United States: 2009-2021
Co-founder and President of the Barack & Michelle Obama Foundation for Human Rights and Global Cooperation: 2023-

Joe Robinette Biden Jr. (D-DE)
Member of the New Castle County Council: 1970-1972
U.S. Senator from Delaware: 1973-2009
Vice President of the United States: 2009-2017
U.S. Secretary of State: 2017-2021

Tammy Suzanne Green Baldwin (D-WI)
Member of the Wisconsin State Assembly, WI-78: 1993-1999
U.S. Congresswoman, WI-2: 1999-2013
U.S. Senator from Wisconsin: 2013-2017
Vice President of the United States: 2017-2021
President of the United States: 2021-2025
Founder of the Baldwin Foundation for Prosperity and Economic Equality: 2028-

Jason James Carter (D-GA)
Member of the Georgia State Senate, GA-42: 2010-2015
U.S. Senator from Georgia: 2017-2021
Vice President of the United States: 2021-2025
Democratic Candidate\Nominee for President of the United States: 2027-2028

Albert Arnold Gore Jr. (D-TN)
U.S. Congressman, TN-4\6: 1977-1983
U.S. Senator from Tennessee: 1985-1993
Candidate for the Democratic Nomination for President of the United States: 1987-1988
Vice President of the United States: 1993-2001
Democratic Candidate\Nominee for President of the United States: 1999-2000
Nobel Peace Prize Alumni: 2007
Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency: 2017-2021
Candidate for the Democratic Nomination for President of the United States: 2019-2020
Founder and President of the Gore Green Planet Foundation*: 2021-

* After becoming the runner-up of the Democratic 2020 Primary and making environmentalism one of the major issues in America, the Gore Green Planet Foundation becomes one of the most influential global organizations. Green Politics becomes a major force of American politics as the urgency of "saving the planet" drives about half of the Democratic party, while the other half, lead by President Baldwin, is driven more by economic and social issues. Nontheless, Gore becomes one of the most influential men of the 21st century.

Randal Howard "Rand" Paul (R-KY)
U.S. Senator from Kentucky: 2011-2041
Candidate for the Republican Nomination for President of the United States: 2015-2016
Republican Candidate\Nominee for President of the United States: 2019-2020
President of the Paul for Liberty Foundation: 2041-

Jon Meade Huntsman Jr. (R-UT)
Deputy Assistant Secretary in the International Trade Administration: 1989-1990
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce: 1990-1991
U.S. Ambassador to Singapore: 1992-1993
Deputy U.S. Trade Representative: 2001-2003
Governor of Utah: 2005-2009
U.S. Ambassador to China: 2009-2011
Candidate for the Republican Nomination for President of the United States: 2011-2012
Independent Candidate for President of the United States: 2016
U.S. Senator from Utah: 2019-2025
President of the United States: 2025-2033
Founder and CEO of the Huntsman Prosperous Future for Humanity Foundation*: 2035-

* An organization focused on bringing America and humanity to a smooth landing in the modernized future, including corporation-government mediating, propping up free trade and liberal democracy worldwide, support for measures like UBI, embracing automation as an inevitability and looking for solutions for those afflicted by it.

Erin Elizabeth Stewart (R-CT)
Mayor of New Britain: 2013-2019
Governor of Connecticut: 2019-2025
Vice President of the United States: 2025-2033
Republican Candidate\Nominee for President of the United States: 2031-2032
U.S. Senator from Connecticut: 2035-2049
1st Speaker of the World Council: 2049-2053

Robert Francis "Beto" O'Rourke (D-TX)
Member of the El Passo City Council, 8th district: 2005-2011
U.S. Congressman, TX-16: 2013-2023
Governor of Texas: 2023-2031
President of the United States: 2033-2041
Provinsial Governor of the U.S. Mars Colony: 2050-2053

Stacey Yvonne Abrams (D-GA)
Member of the Georgia House of Representatives, GA-84\89: 2007-2017
Governor of Georgia: 2019-2027
U.S. Senator from Georgia: 2027-2033
Vice President of the United States: 2033-2041
President of the Barack & Michelle Obama Foundation for Human Rights and Global Cooperation: 2045-

Ellian Moshe Shapira (R-NY)*
New York City Councilwoman: 2022-2026
Mayor of New York City: 2026-2034
Governor of New York: 2035-2041
President of the United States: 2041-2053

* A fictional character. She wins three terms as President and is considered one of the most influential figures of the 21st centuries, even more so than Barack Obama. Her main achievement was bringing a new New Deal for America- a Future Deal, fitting the American social and economic system to the new reality of automation and space exploration. Under her, the first Mars Colony was established and UBI was fully implemented. Additionally, worldwide, free trade and integration were vastly expanded with a reformed UN, that included the founding of the World Council. She expanded and stabilized the vast Green Reforms of President O'Rourke, leading the successful global charge to save the planet and salvage what's left of the poles, and established the U.S. as the leader of the new world order, surviving the transition from the old, westphalian one.

[WestVegeta]

Alan Alda, born Alphonso Joseph D'Abruzzo

43rd President of the United States, 2005-2013

Class 1 U.S. Senator from New Jersey, 2001-2005

Representative from New Jersey's 1st Congressional District, 1991-2001

Private Citizen, Activist, 1983-1991

Portrayed Hawkeye Pierce on "M*A*S*H" 1972-1983

[TheBeardedOne]

Gavin Newsom



Member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors: 1997-2004
Mayor of San Francisco: 2004-2011
Lieutenant Governor of California: 2011-2019
Governor of California: 2019-2025
U.S. Senator of California: 2025-2037
U.S. Secretary of State: 2037-2041

[dw93]

Elvis Presley: 1935-2005

42nd President of the United States

January 20th, 1993-January 20th, 2001

Vice President: Jack Kemp

Preceded By: Gary Hart

Succeeded By: Dick Gephardt

United States Senator from Tennessee:

January 3rd, 1985-December 1st,1992

Preceded By: Howard Baker

Succeeded By: Lamar Alexander

Singer, Actor:

Years Active: 1953-1983, 2001-2003

[WestVegeta]

Hillary Rodham Clinton
Partner at the Rose Law Firm; 1979-1992
First Lady of Arkansas; 1979-1981, 1983-1992
Member of the Board of Directors of Wal-Mart; 1986-1992
First Lady of the United States; 1993-2001
United States Senator from New York; 2001-2008
44th President of the United States; 2009-2017

Barack Hussein Obama
Member of the Illinois Senate; 1993-2004
United States Senator from Illinois; 2004-2009
Unsuccessful Candidate for the 2008 Democratic Presidential Nomination; 2008
82nd United States Attorney General; 2009-2015
42nd Governor of Illinois; 2015-2023

Martin Joseph O'Malley
47th Mayor of Baltimore; 1999-2007
61st Governor of Maryland; 2007-2015
45th President of the United States; 2017-2021
Democratic Nominee for the Presidency of the United States; 2020

Sally Quillian Yates
United States Attorney for the Northern District of Georgia; 2010-2015
United States Attorney General; 2015-2017
48th Vice President of the United States; 2017-2021
Democratic Nominee for the Vice Presidency of the United States; 2020

Willard Mitt Romney
70th Governor of Massachussetts; 2003-2007
Unsuccessful Candidate for the 2008 Republican Presidential Nomination; 2008
Republican Nominee for the Presidency of the United States; 2012
40th United States Secretary of Commerce; 2021-2025

Rafael Eduardo Cruz
3rd Solicitor General of Texas; 2003-2008
United States Senator from Texas; 2013-2037
Republican Nominee for the Presidency of the United States; 2016

John Randolph Thune
Congressman from South Dakota's At-Large District; 1997-2003
United States Senator from South Dakota; 2005-2021
United States Senate Majority Leader; 2015-2021
46th President of the United States; 2021-2029

Brian Edward Sandoval
Member of the Nevada Assembly; 1994-1998
Member of the Nevada Gaming Commission; 1998-2001
Chair of the Nevada Gaming Commission; 1999-2001
Attorney General of Nevada; 2003-2005
United States Judge for the District of Nevada; 2005-2009
Governor of Nevada; 2011-2019
Chair of the National Governor's Association; 2017-2018
49th Vice President of the United States; 2021-2029

[TheBeardedOne]

Edmund Gerald Brown Jr.
(1938–)


Secretary of State of California
1971-1975

Governor of California
1975-1983

United States Senator from California
1983-1997

United States Secretary of State
1997-2000

Vice President of the United States
2001-2009

President of the United States
2009-2017

[😥]

Albert Arnold Gore Jr.

Born: 31 March 1948
Died: 08 June 2035
Party: Democratic (1967-2030)



U.S. Representative (TN-04)
03 January 1977- 03 Jnuary 1983
Preceded by: Joe L. Evins
Succeeded by: Jim Cooper

U.S. Representative (TN-06)
03 January 1983- 03 January 1985
Preceded by: Robin Beard
Succeeded by: Bart Gordon

U.S. Senator from Tennessee
03 January 1985- 12 November 1992
Preceded by: Howard Baker
Succeeded by: Harlan Mathews

President of the United States
20 January 1993- 20 January 2001
Vice President: Tom Harkin
Preceded by: George H.W. Bush
Succeeded by: Tom Harkin

U.S. Senator from Tennessee
03 January 2003- 03 January 2033
Preceded by: Fred Thompson
Succeeded by: Mark Green

U.S. Senate Minority Whip
03 January 2007- 03 January 2009
Leader: Harry Reid
Preceded by: Dick Durbin
Succeeded by: Olympia Snowe

U.S. Senate Majority Whip
03 January 2009- 03 January 2011
Leader: Harry Reid
Preceded by: Olympia Snowe
Succeeded by: Dick Durbin

U.S. Senate Majority Leader
03 January 2011- 03 January 2019
Deputy: Dick Durbin
Preceded by: Harry Reid
Succeeded by: Rob Portman

U.S. Senator Minority Leader
03 January 2019- 03 January 2021
Deputy: Dick Durbin
Preceded by: Rob Portman
Succeeded by: Chuck Schumer

[😥]

Thomas Richard Harkin

Born: 19 November 1939
Died: 11 September 2028
Party: Democratic (1959-2028)



U.S. Representative (IA-05)
03 January 1975- 03 January 1979
Preceded by: William J. Scherle
Succeeded by: Tom Vilsack

U.S. Senator from Iowa
03 January 1979- 02 January 1993
Preceded by: Dick Clark
Succeeded by: Tom Vilsack

Chairman of Senate Agriculture Committee
03 January 1989- 02 January 1993
Preceded by: Richard Lugar
Succeeded by: Patrick Leahy

Vice President of the United States
20 January 1993- 20 January 2001
President: Al Gore
Preceded by: Dan Quaule
Succeeded by: Sam Nunn

President of the United States
20 January 2001- 20 January 2005
Vice President: Sam Nunn
Preceded by: Al Gore
Succeeded by: Richard Lugar


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Richard Green Lugar

Party: Republican (1956-2028)
Born: 4 April 1932
Died: 18 December 2028



Mayor of Indianapolis
1 January 1968- 1 January 1976
Preceded by: John Barton
Succeeded by: William Hudnut

U.S. Senator from Indiana
3 January 1977- 18 November 2004
Preceded by: Vance Hartke
Succeeded by: Pete Visclosky

Chairman of Senate Agriculture Committee
03 January 1987-03 January 1989
Preceded by: Patrick Leahy
Succeeded by: Tom Harkin

03 January 1997-03 January 2003
Preceded by: Patrick Leahy
Succeeded by: Thad Cochran

President of the United States
20 January 2005- 20 January 2013
Vice President: Jim Jeffords
Preceded by: Tom Harkin
Succeeded by: Barack Obama

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Barack Hussein Obama II

Born: 04 August 1961
Died: 29 May 2048
Party: Democratic (1984-2048)



Illinois State Senator
08 January 1993- 03 November 1998
Preceded by: Alice Palmer
Succeeded by: Carol Moseley Braun

U.S. Senator from Illinois
03 January 1999- 06 November 2012
Preceded by: Alan J. Dixon
Succeeded by: Roland Burris

Chairman of Senate Foreign Relations Committee
03 January 2009- 06 November 2012
Preceded by: Susan Collins
Succeeded by: Joe Biden

President of the United States
20 January 2013- 20 January 2017
President: Bill Richardson
Preceded by: Richard Lugar
Succeeded by: Charlie Baker

[LabourJersey]

Donald J. Trump, Jr.

Executive Vice President of the Trump Organization 2017-2023
26th Governor of Montana 2025-2029
47th President of the United States 2029-2031*
*Resigned

William B. Hurd
Representative, Texas 23rd District 2015-2025
U.S. Senator from Texas 2025-2029
50th Vice President of the United States 2029-2031
48th President of the United States 2031-2037

[Huey Long is a Republican]

Armstrong Williams

Born : February 5, 1962 (age 57)
Party : Republican Party

37th Lieutenant Governor of Virginia (1998-2002)
Previous : Don Beyer
Next : Bob Goodlatte

1997 Virginia Lieutenant Gubernatorial Election

Mr. Armstrong Williams : 59.23% ✓
Owen B. Pickett : 38.06%

69th Governor of Virginia (2002-2006)
Previous : Jim Gilmore
Next : George Allen

2001 Virginia Gubernatorial Election

Lieutenant Governor Armstrong Williams : 54.62% ✓
Former Virginia Democratic Party Chair : 40.12%

U.S. Senator from Virginia (Class 1) [2007-2017]
Previous : Virgil Goode
Next : Scott Taylor

2006 Virginia Senate Election

Former Governor Armstrong Williams : 52.91% ✓
Former United States Secretary of the Navy Jim Webb : 43.02%

2012 Virginia Senate Election

Senator Armstrong Williams : 59.23% ✓*
U.S. Representative Tim Kaine : 36.01%

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (2017-2021)

Previous : Rob Portman
Next : Mary Taylor

Alveda King

Born : January 22, 1951 (age 68)
Party : Democrat (1970s–1990s)
Republicans (1990s-Present)

Member of the Georgia House of Representatives from the 28th district (1979-1983)
Previous : Virginia Shapard
Next : Bob Holmes

11th Lieutenant Governor of Georgia (1999-2005)
Previous : Mark Taylor
Next : Ed Harbison

U.S. Senator from Georgia (Class 3) [2005-2017]
Previous : Zell Miller
Next : P. K. Martin IV

2004 Georgia Senate Election

Lieutenant Governor Alveda King : 61.62% ✓
State Senator Horacena Tate : 28.22%

2010 Georgia Senate Election

Senator Alveda King : 57.19% ✓*
Former U.S. Representative Cynthia McKinney : 40.53%

2016 Georgia Senate Election

Senator Alveda King : 51.01% ✓*
U.S. Representative Sanford Bishop : 47.86%

50th Vice President of the United States (2017-2025)
President : Ken Blackwell
Previous : Evan Bayh
Next : John James

47th President of the United States (2025-Present)
Previous : Ken Blackwell

[Will add in more later]

[OSR stands with Israel]

John Kasich:



Ohio State Senator from the 15th District:
Date: January 1st, 1979- January 1st, 1983
Preceded By: Robert O'Shaughnessy
Succeeded By: Richard Pfeiffer

Member of the US House of Representatives from Ohio's 12th District:
Date: January 3rd, 1983 - January 3rd, 2001
Preceded By: Bob Shamansky
Succeded By: Pat Tiberi

Chairman of the House Budget Committee:
Date: January 3rd, 1995- January 3rd, 2001
Preceded By: Martin Olav Sabo
Succeded By: Jim Nussle

Governor of Ohio:
Date: January 10th, 2011 - Dec 19th, 2016
Lieutenant: Mary Taylor
Preceded By: Ted Strickland
Succeded By: Mary Taylor

President of the United States:
Date: January 20th, 2017 - January 20th, 2025
Vice President: Nikki Haley
Preceded By: Barack Obama
Succeded By: Nikki Haley

[OSR stands with Israel]

Nikki Haley:



Member of the South Carolina House from the 87th District:
Date: January 11th, 2005 - January 11th, 2011
Preceded By: Larry Koon
Succeded By: Todd Atwater

Governor Of South Carolina:
Date: January 12th, 2011 – January 12th, 2017
Lieutenant:  Ken Ard
                  Glenn F. McConnell
                  Yancey McGill
                  Henry McMaster
Preceded By: Mark Sanford
Succeded By: Henry McMaster

Vice President of the United States:
Date: January 20th, 2017 - January 20th 2025
Preceded By: Joe Biden
Succeded By: Chris Sununu

President of the United States:
Date: January 20th, 2025- January 20th, 2029
Vice President: Chris Sununu
Preceded By: John Kasich
Succeded By: Steve Bullock

[Boobs]

Stacey Abrams

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Incumbent
December 11th, 2019 -
Monarch: Elizabeth II
Preceded by: Theresa May

Leader of the Opposition
September 24th, 2016 - December 11th, 2019
Preceded by: Jeremy Corbyn
Succeeded by: Matt Hancock

Leader of the Labour Party
September 24th, 2016-
Preceded by: Jeremy Corbyn

Member of Parliament for Finchley and Golders Green
May 5th, 2005-
Preceded by: Rudi Vis
 

[S019]

Norm Coleman


U.S. Senator from Minnesota: 2003-2017
Vice President of the United States: 2017-2021
President of the United States: 2025-2033

Gordon Smith

U.S. Senator from Oregon: 1997-2015
Governor of Oregon: 2015-2021
President of the United States: 2021-2029

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Bernie "Feel the Bern" Sanders

1941: Born in Brooklyn, New York City.
1956: First contacts with the borough organized crime
1960: Becomes a hitman and interrogator for the NYC Jewish mob.
1961: Earns a fearful reputation. "Feel the Bern" becomes a byword after his infamous torture techniques.
1962: Arrested, tried and sentenced to death.
1963: Executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing, second-to-last person to suffer death penalty in New York.
2018: Jfern, Landslide Lyndon and James Monroe s**tpost about some other candidate.

[JoeyOCanada]

Benedict Martin Paul "Ben" Mulroney

Entertainment Correspondent on CTV's Canada AM
2002 - 2003

Member of Parliament for Mount Royal
2004 - 2015

Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada
2009 - 2015

23rd Prime Minister of Canada
2011 - 2015
Electoral History

Canadian federal election, 2004 - Mount Royal
Ben Mulroney (Conservative) - 29,301 - 80.39% ✓
Irwin Cotler (Liberal) - 3,184 - 8.74%
Vincent Gagnon (Bloc Quebecois) - 2,863 - 7.85%
Sébastien Beaudet (NDP) - 1,102 - 3.02%

Canadian federal election, 2008 - Mount Royal
Ben Mulroney (Conservative) - 23,482 - 62.41% ✓
Diane Johnston (Liberal) - 7,836 - 20.83%
Nicolas R. Thibodeau - 4,201 - 11.16%
Guillaume Dussault (Bloc Quebecois) - 2,108 - 5.60%

Canadian federal election, 2011 - Mount Royal
Ben Mulroney (Conservative) - 31,344 - 83.52% ✓
Brian Sarwer-Foner (Liberal) - 2,186 - 5.83%
Gabriel Dumais (Bloc Quebecois) - 2,013 - 5.36%
Jeff Itcush (NDP) - 1,984 - 5.29%

Canadian federal election, 2015 - Mount Royal - 38,187
Anthony Housefather (Liberal) - 17,281 - 45.25% ✓
Ben Mulroney (Conservative) - 16,896 - 44.25%
Jade Bossé-Bélanger (Bloc Quebecois) - 2,102 - 5.50%
Mario Jacinto Rimbao (NDP) - 1,908 - 5.00%

[JoeyOCanada]

John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr.

United States Senator from New York
1993 - 2009

Vice President of the United States
2009 - 2017

President of the United States
2017 - 2021
Electoral History

1992 New York Senatorial election
John F. Kennedy, Jr.  (D) - 54.3% ✓
Al D'Amato (R) - 45.7%

1998 New York Senatorial election
John F. Kennedy, Jr. (D) - 58.9% ✓
Betsy McCaughey Ross (R) - 41.1%

2004 New York Senatorial election
John F. Kennedy, Jr. (D) - 71.6% ✓
Howard Mills (R) - 28.4%

2008 Presidential election
Barack Obama/John F. Kennedy, Jr. (D) - 308 EVs ✓
John McCain/Rudy Giuliani (R) - 230 EVs

2012 Presidential election
Barack Obama/John F. Kennedy, Jr. (D) - 277 EVs ✓
Newt Gingrich/Mitt Romney (R) - 261 EVs

2016 Presidential election
John F. Kennedy, Jr./Joe Biden (D) - 338 EVs ✓
Mitt Romney/Marco Rubio (R) - 200 EVs

2020 Presidential election
Rand Paul/Jon Huntsman, Jr. (R) - 272 EVs ✓
John F. Kennedy, Jr./Beto O'Rourke (D) - 266 EVs

[TrumpBritt24]

Buffalo, New York Mayor Byron Brown

Buffalo Common Council - Masten District Representative - 1996 to 2001

New York State Senate - 57th District Representative - 2001 to 2003

New York State Senate - 60th District Representative - 2003 to 2005

New York State Democratic Party Chairman - 2006 to 2009

United States Senate - New York - 2010 to 2020

Vice President of the United States of America - 2021 to 2029

President of the United States of America - 2029 to 2037

President of the NAACP - 2037 to Death

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

Beto O’Rourke: The American Revival

Member of the El Paso City Council from the 8th District (2005-2011)
Member of the House of Representatives from Texas’s 16th District (2013-2019)
46th President of the United States (2021-2025)
48th President of the United States (2029-2033)
Secretary of State (2033-2037)

[vanteran]

Beto O’Rourke: The American Revival

Member of the El Paso City Council from the 8th District (2005-2011)
Member of the House of Representatives from Texas’s 16th District (2013-2019)
46th President of the United States (2021-2025)
48th President of the United States (2029-2033)
Secretary of State (2033-2037)

A little delayed, but just out of curiosity, who beats Beto in 2024?

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Ned Lamont:

U.S. Senator from Connecticut: 2007-present

Beat Alan Schlesinger in the 2006 election
Beat Linda McMahon in the 2012 election
Beat Michael Fedele in the 2018 election

Joe Lieberman:

U.S. Senator from Connecticut: 1989-2007
21st and 24th Attorney General of Connecticut: 1983-1989, 2011-2019