Alternate Careers

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BASED 42 TERM CONGRESSMAN Chuck Grassley (1933-2049)

Iowa State Representative: 1953-1959
-Elected 1952
-Re-Elected 1954
-Re-Elected 1956

Retired.

United States Representative: January 3, 1959-April 20, 2043
-Elected 1958
-Re-Elected 1960
-Re-Elected 1962
-Re-Elected 1964
-Re-Elected 1966
-Re-Elected 1968
-Re-Elected 1970
-Re-Elected 1972
-Re-Elected 1974
-Re-Elected 1976
-Re-Elected 1978
-Re-Elected 1980
-Re-Elected 1982
-Re-Elected 1984
-Re-Elected 1986
-Re-Elected 1988
-Re-Elected 1990
-Re-Elected 1992
-Re-Elected 1994
-Re-Elected 1996
-Re-Elected 1998
-Re-Elected 2000
-Re-Elected 2002
-Re-Elected 2004
-Re-Elected 2006
-Re-Elected 2008
-Re-Elected 2010
-Re-Elected 2012
-Re-Elected 2014
-Re-Elected 2016
-Re-Elected 2018
-Re-Elected 2020
-Re-Elected 2022
-Re-Elected 2026
-Re-Elected 2028
-Re-Elected 2030
-Re-Elected 2032
-Re-Elected 2034
-Re-Elected 2036
-Re-Elected 2038
-Re-Elected 2040
-Re-Elected 2042

Resigned "because of long ttme in offce I assume deer dead patnsburnnlegwound"

MEMBER OF CONGRESS: 1959-2043 (84 years 107 days)
HOUSE MINORITY LEADER: 1969-1995; 2001-2005; 2007-2011; 2019-2023 (38 years 0 days)
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE: 1999-2001; 2005-2007 (4 years 0 days)
DEAN OF THE HOUSE: 2015-2043 (37 years 263 days)
CHAIR OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON TECHNOLOGY REGULATION: 1965-2041 (76 years 0 days)
CHAIR OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON SOCIAL MEDIA: 2003-2043 (40 years 107 days)

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Charles Sumner (1811-1903)

U.S. Representative: March 4, 1835-May 28, 1840
-Elected 1834
-Re-Elected 1836
-Re-Elected 1838
-Resigned
Governor of Massachusetts: January 3, 1841-January 5, 1845
-Elected 1840
-Re-Elected 1841
-Re-Elected 1842
-Re-Elected 1843
-Retired
U.S. Representative: March 4, 1845-March 4, 1847
-Elected 1844
-Retired
U.S. Senator: March 4, 1847-March 6, 1861
-Elected 1846
-Re-Elected 1852
-Re-Elected 1858
-Resigned
Secretary of State: March 6, 1861-March 4, 1865
-Appointed 1861
Vice President: March 4, 1865-April 15, 1865
-Elected 1864
-Ascended to Presidency
17th President: April 15, 1865-March 4, 1869
-Assumed Office
U.S. Senator: March 4, 1871-October 19, 1890
-Elected 1870
-Re-Elected 1876
-Re-Elected 1882
-Re-Elected 1888
-Resigned

HOUSE: 1835-1840, 1845-1847 (7 Years)
GOVERNOR: 1841-1845 (4 Years)
SENATOR: 1847-1861, 1871-1890 (33 Years)
VPOTUS: 1865 (<1 Year)
POTUS: 1865-1869, (4 Years)

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James A. Garfield (1831-1910)

U.S. Representative: March 4, 1861-December 31, 1868
Governor of Ohio: January 24, 1869-January 23, 1877
19th President: March 4, 1877-March 4, 1881
Governor of Ohio: January 26, 1883-January 23, 1891

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Chester Arthur (1829-1881)

State Senator: October 17, 1870-January 1, 1873
NY Port Collector: July 1, 1873-February 5, 1881
20th President: March 4, 1881-September 19, 1881

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Rutherford Hayes (1822-1891)

U.S. Senator: March 4, 1873-May 18, 1876
Secretary of War: May 18, 1876-March 4, 1881
Vice President: March 4, 1881-September 19, 1881
21st President: September 19, 1881-March 4, 1885

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[LAB-LIB]

Pierre Salinger
White House Press Secretary (1961-1964)
U.S. Senator from California (1964-1964)
President of the United States (1993-2001)

Watch the first few minutes of this interview for context. It really is...something.
https://www.c-span.org/video/?67372-1/ps-memoir

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James G. Blaine (1830-1890)

State Representative: January 1, 1851-November 16, 1858
-Maine House Speaker: 1855-1857
--Elected 1850
--Re-Elected 1852
--Re-Elected 1854
--Re-Elected 1856
--Resigned
U.S. Representative: March 4, 1859-March 4, 1885
-Speaker of the House: 1865-1867, 1869-1875, 1879-1883
--Elected 1858
--Re-Elected 1860
--Re-Elected 1862
--Re-Elected 1864
--Re-Elected 1866
--Re-Elected 1868
--Re-Elected 1870
--Re-Elected 1872
--Re-Elected 1874
--Re-Elected 1876
--Re-Elected 1878
--Re-Elected 1880
--Re-Elected 1882
--Retired
22nd President: March 4, 1885-March 4, 1889
-Elected 1884
-Lost Renomination.

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Benjamin Harrison (1833-1911)

Justice of the Indiana Supreme Court: October 19, 1868-May 19, 1872
-Appointed 1868
-Resigned
U.S. Senator: May 19, 1872-March 4, 1887
-Appointed 1872
-Elected 1872 (Special)
-Re-Elected 1874
-Re-Elected 1880
-Retired
23rd President: March 4, 1889-March 4, 1893
-Elected 1888
-Lost Renomination.

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William McKinley (1843-1930)

U.S. Representative: March 4, 1877-January 12, 1885
-Elected 1876
-Re-Elected 1878
-Re-Elected 1880
-Re-Elected 1882
-Resigned
Governor of Ohio: January 12, 1885-January 11, 1893
-Elected 1884
-Re-Elected 1886
-Re-Elected 1888
-Re-Elected 1890
-Retired
24th President: March 4, 1893-March 4, 1897
-Elected 1892
-Retired

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William Jennings Bryan (1860-1913)

State Representative: December 1, 1882-December 1, 1884
-Elected 1882
-Retired
State Senator: December 1, 1884-January 14, 1887
-Elected 1884
-Resigned
Governor of Nebraska: January 14, 1887-January 13, 1891
-Elected 1886
-Re-Elected 1888
U.S. Senator: March 4, 1893-February 27, 1897
-Elected 1892
-Resigned
25th President: March 4, 1897-March 4, 1901
-Elected 1896
-Lost Re-Election.
U.S. Senator: March 4, 1907-March 4, 1913
-Elected 1906
-Lost Renomination

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Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1938)

26th President: March 4, 1901-March 4, 1909
-Elected 1900
-Re-Elected 1904
-Retired

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William Howard Taft (1857-1933)

State Representative: January 1, 1885-June 6, 1886
-Elected 1884
-Resigned
Attorney General of Ohio: June 6, 1886-January 12, 1895
-Appointed 1886
-Elected 1886
-Re-Elected 1888
-Re-Elected 1890
-Re-Elected 1892
Governor of Ohio: January 12, 1895-January 14, 1899
-Elected 1894
-Re-Elected 1896
-Lost Re-Election
Solicitor General: May 2, 1901-December 2, 1903
-Appointed 1901
-Resigned
Attorney General: January 30, 1905-February 20, 1908
-Appointed 1905
-Resigned
27th President: March 4, 1909-March 4, 1913
-Elected 1908
-Retired
President of the University of Ohio: September 19, 1913-January 1, 1925
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Charles Evans Hughes (1862-1915)

U.S. Representative: March 4, 1893-March 4, 1901
-Elected 1892
-Re-Elected 1894
-Re-Elected 1896
-Re-Elected 1898
-Retired
U.S. Senator: March 4, 1901-March 4, 1913
-Elected 1900
-Re-Elected 1906
-Retired
28th President: March 4, 1913-October 1, 1915
-Elected 1912
-Assassinated

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George Tinkham (1870-1961)

State Senator: January 7, 1901-January 5, 1903
-Elected 1900
-Resigned
Lieutenant Governor: January 5, 1903-January 6, 1907
-Elected 1902
-Re-Elected 1904
-Retired
U.S. Representative: March 4, 1907-January 4, 1911
-Elected 1906
-Re-Elected 1908
-Resigned
Governor of Massachusetts: January 4, 1911-January 6, 1913
-Elected 1910
-Retired
Vice President: March 4, 1913-October 1, 1915
-Elected 1912
29th President: October 1, 1915-March 4, 1917
-Assumed Office 1915
-Lost Re-Election

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Thomas Marshall (1854-1922)

Michigan Supreme Court Justice: January 3, 1891-January 3, 1899
-Chief Justice: 1897-1899
--Elected 1890
--Re-Elected 1892
--Re-Elected 1894
--Re-Elected 1896
--Retired
District Court Judge: May 2, 1899-February 1, 1901
-Appointed 1899
-Resigned
Circuit Court Judge: February 1, 1901-September 22, 1906
-Chief Judge: 1902-1906
--Appointed 1901
--Resigned
Governor of Michigan: January 26, 1907-October 7, 1911
-Elected 1906
-Re-Elected 1908
-Re-Elected 1910
-Resigned
Ambassador to France: October 7, 1911-March 24, 1913
-Appointed 1911
-Fired
30th President: March 4, 1917-March 4, 1921
-Elected 1916
-Retired

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Warren Harding (1865-1922)

State Representative: January 1, 1885-January 1, 1903
-Speaker of the House: 1891-1903
--Elected 1884
--Re-Elected 1886
--Re-Elected 1888
--Re-Elected 1890
--Re-Elected 1892
--Re-Elected 1894
--Re-Elected 1896
--Re-Elected 1898
--Re-Elected 1900
--Retired
State Senator: January 1, 1903-January 6, 1909
-Senate President Pro Tempore: 1906-1909
--Elected 1902
--Re-Elected 1906
--Resigned
Lieutenant Governor: January 13, 1909-October 28, 1915
--Elected 1908
--Re-Elected 1910
--Re-Elected 1912
--Re-Elected 1914
--Acceded to Governorship
Governor of Ohio: October 28, 1915-January 10, 1921
--Assumed Office 1915
--Re-Elected 1916
--Re-Elected 1918
--Retired
31st President: March 4, 1921-October 15, 1922
-Elected 1920
-Died

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Calvin Coolidge (1872-1954)

U.S. Representative: March 4, 1899-September 17, 1903
-Elected 1898
-Re-Elected 1900
-Re-Elected 1902
-Resigned
U.S. Senator: September 17, 1903-January 2, 1919
-Appointed 1903
-Elected 1903 (special)
-Re-Elected 1904
-Re-Elected 1910
-Re-Elected 1916
-Resigned
Vice President: March 4, 1921-October 15, 1922
-Elected 1920
-Acceded to Presidency
32nd President: October 15, 1922-March 4, 1929
-Assumed Office 1922
-Re-Elected 1924
-Retired
U.S. Senator: March 4, 1931-March 4, 1937
-Elected 1930
-Retired

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Alfred E. Smith (1873-1940)

State Representative: January 1, 1893-January 1, 1923
-Speaker of the House: 1895-1899, 1904-1905, 1907-1913, 1917-1919
-Minority Leader: 1899-1904, 1905-1907, 1913-1917, 1919-1923
--Elected 1892
--Re-Elected 1894
--Re-Elected 1896
--Re-Elected 1898
--Re-Elected 1900
--Re-Elected 1902
--Re-Elected 1904
--Re-Elected 1906
--Re-Elected 1908
--Re-Elected 1910
--Re-Elected 1912
--Re-Elected 1914
--Re-Elected 1916
--Re-Elected 1918
--Re-Elected 1920
--Retired
Governor of New York: January 1, 1923-January 1, 1925
-Elected 1922
-Lost Re-Election
Governor of New York: January 1, 1927-January 1, 1929
-Elected 1926
-Retired
33rd President: March 4, 1929-March 4, 1933
-Elected 1928
-Lost Re-Election

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Herbert Lehman (1878-1974)

New York City Councillor: January 1, 1902-December 18, 1910
-Elected 1901
-Re-Elected 1903
-Re-Elected 1905
-Re-Elected 1907
-Re-Elected 1909
-Resigned
State Representative: January 1, 1911-January 1, 1915
-Elected 1910
-Re-Elected 1912
-Retired
State Senator: January 1, 1915-January 1, 1923
-Senate Majority Leader: 1917-1919
-Elected 1914
-Re-Elected 1918
-Retired
Secretary of the Treasury: December 11, 1923-March 4, 1929
-Appointed 1923
-Resigned
34th President: March 4, 1933-January 20, 1941
-Elected 1932
-Re-Elected 1936
-Retired

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Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882-1948)


Governor of Pennsylvania: January 24, 1919-January 22, 1927
-Elected 1918
-Re-Elected 1922
-Term Limited
Secretary of State: March 6, 1929-September 6, 1930
-Appointed
-Resigned
Governor of Pennsylvania: January 24, 1931-January 20, 1939
-Elected 1930
-Re-Elected 1934
-Term Limited
Chief of Staff to the President: February 2, 1939-July 18, 1940
-Appointed
-Resigned
35th President: January 20, 1941-January 20, 1945
-Elected 1940
-Retired

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Harry Truman (1884-1974)

State Representative: January 28, 1905-January 24, 1911
-Elected 1904
-Re-Elected 1906
-Re-Elected 1908
-Retired
State Senator: January 24, 1911-November 17, 1914
-Elected 1910
-Resigned
U.S. Senator: December 2, 1914-January 16, 1945
-Majority Leader: 1917-1919, 1931-1944
-Minority Leader: 1919-1931
--Appointed 1914
--Elected 1914
--Re-Elected 1920
--Re-Elected 1926
--Re-Elected 1932
--Re-Elected 1938
--Re-Elected 1944
--Resigned
36th President: January 20, 1945-January 20, 1953
-Elected 1944
-Retired
U.S. Senator: July 3, 1954-January 3, 1965
-Appointed 1954
-Elected 1954 (special)
-Re-Elected 1958

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Wendell Willkie (1892-1945)

37th President: January 20, 1945-April 12, 1945
-Elected 1944
-Died

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Alf Landon (1887-1978)

State Representative: January 14, 1915-January 16, 1921
-Elected 1914
-Re-Elected 1916
-Re-Elected 1918
-Retired
Mayor of Wichita: March 14, 1921-November 2, 1939
-Elected 1920
-Re-Elected 1924
-Re-Elected 1928
-Re-Elected 1932
-Re-Elected 1936
-Resigned
U.S. Senator: November 9, 1939-January 3, 1943
-Appointed 1939
-Elected 1940 (special)
-Lost Re-Election
Vice President: January 20, 1945-April 12, 1945
-Elected 1944
-Acceded to Presidency
38th President: April 12, 1945-January 20, 1953
-Assumed Office 1945
-Re-Elected 1948
-Retired

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Dwight Eisenhower (1890-1974)

39th President: January 20, 1953-January 20, 1961
-Elected 1952
-Re-Elected 1956
-Term Limited

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Margaret Chase-Smith (1897-2001)

U.S. Representative: June 3, 1940-January 3, 1943
-Elected 1940 (special)
-Re-Elected 1940
-Retired
U.S. Senator: January 3, 1943-January 22, 1957
-Majority Leader: 1947-1955
--Elected 1942
--Re-Elected 1948
--Re-Elected 1954
--Resigned
Secretary of Defense: January 22, 1957-July 19, 1960
-Appointed 1957
-Resigned
40th President: January 20, 1961-January 20, 1965
-Elected 1960
-Retired
U.S. Senator: January 3, 1971-January 3, 1977
-Elected 1970
-Retired

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John F. Kennedy (1917-1991)

U.S. Representative: January 3, 1947-January 3, 1953
-Elected 1946
-Re-Elected 1948
-Re-Elected 1950
-Retired
Governor of Massachusetts: January 5, 1953-December 12, 1960
-Elected 1952
-Re-Elected 1954
-Re-Elected 1956
-Re-Elected 1958
-Resigned
U.S. Senator: January 3, 1961-January 13, 1965
-Elected 1960
-Resigned
41st President: January 20, 1965-August 13, 1970
-Elected 1964
-Re-Elected 1968
-Impeached

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Stuart Symington (1901-1991)

State Representative: January 26, 1923-January 24, 1925
-Elected 1922
-Retired
State Senator: January 24, 1925-January 22, 1929
-Elected 1925
-Retired
Lieutenant Governor: January 22, 1929-March 6, 1930
-Elected 1928
-Acceded to Governorship
Governor of Missouri: March 6, 1930-January 27, 1937
-Assumed Office 1930
-Elected 1932
-Retired
U.S. Senator: April 1, 1937-January 15, 1969
-Appointed 1937
-Elected 1938 (special)
-Re-Elected 1940
-Re-Elected 1946
-Re-Elected 1952
-Re-Elected 1958
-Re-Elected 1964
-Resigned
Vice President: January 20, 1969-August 13, 1970
-Elected 1968
-Acceded to Presidency
42nd President: August 13, 1970-January 20, 1973
-Assumed Office 1970
-Retired

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Ronald Reagan (1911-2005)

U.S. Senator: January 3, 1947-January 3, 1965
-Elected 1946
-Re-Elected 1952
-Re-Elected 1958
-Lost Re-Election
Governor of Nevada: January 6, 1967-December 17, 1972
-Elected 1966
-Re-Elected 1970
-Resigned
43rd President: January 20, 1973-January 20, 1977
-Elected 1972
-Lost Re-Election

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Jimmy Carter (1924-)

State Delegate: January 10, 1952-January 10, 1964
-Speaker of the House: 1960-1962
--Elected 1951
--Re-Elected 1953
--Re-Elected 1955
--Re-Elected 1957
--Re-Elected 1959
--Re-Elected 1961
--Retired
State Senator: January 10, 1964-January 13, 1974
-Elected 1963
-Re-Elected 1967
-Re-Elected 1971
-Resigned
Governor of North Virginia: January 14, 1974-December 27, 1976
-Elected 1973
-Resigned
44th President: January 20, 1977-January 20, 1981
-Elected 1976
-Retired

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Daniel Inouye (1924-2012)

U.S. Representative: July 8, 1938-January 14, 1942
-Elected 1938 (special)
-Re-Elected 1938
-Re-Elected 1940
-Resigned
U.S. Senator: January 3, 1947-January 1, 1981
-Majority Leader: 1959-1963; 1971-1975; 1979-1980
-Minority Leader: 1963-1971; 1975-1979
--Elected 1946
--Re-Elected 1952
--Re-Elected 1958
--Re-Elected 1964
--Re-Elected 1970
--Re-Elected 1976
--Resigned
45th President: January 20, 1981-January 20, 1989
-Elected 1980
-Re-Elected 1984
-Term Limited
U.S. Senator: January 3, 1991-January 3, 2003
--Elected 1990
--Re-Elected 1996
--Retired

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Charles Percy (1919-1991)

U.S. Senator: January 3, 1955-January 18, 1981
-Elected 1954
-Re-Elected 1960
-Re-Elected 1966
-Re-Elected 1972
-Re-Elected 1978
-Resigned
Vice President: January 20, 1981-January 20, 1989
-Elected 1980
-Re-Elected 1984
-Retired
46th President: January 20, 1989-November 2, 1991
-Elected 1988
-Assassinated

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George H.W. Bush (1924-2020)

Ambassador to the CSA: January 31, 1959-September 20, 1962
-Appointed 1959
-Resigned
Ambassador to the UN: September 20, 1962-January 17, 1965
-Appointed 1962
-Resigned
CIA Director: January 17, 1965-March 16, 1968
-Appointed 1965
-Resigned
U.S. Representative: January 3, 1969-January 3, 1973
-Elected 1968
-Re-Elected 1970
-Retired
U.S. Senator: January 3, 1973-January 3, 1985
-Elected 1972
-Re-Elected 1978
-Retired
Secretary of Defense: February 4, 1985-July 2, 1988
-Appointed 1985
-Resigned
Vice President: January 20, 1989-November 2, 1991
-Elected 1988
-Acceded to the Presidency
47th President: November 2, 1991-January 20, 1993
-Assumed Office 1991
-Lost Re-Election

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Ann Richards (1933-2011)

State Representative: January 14, 1955-January 15, 1957
-Elected 1954
-Retired
NM Secretary of State: January 15, 1957-June 6, 1971
-Elected 1956
-Re-Elected 1960
-Re-Elected 1964
-Re-Elected 1968
-Resigned
Lieutenant Governor: June 6, 1971-January 12, 1977
-Appointed 1971
-Elected 1972
-Re-Elected 1974
Governor of New Mexico: January 12, 1977-January 2, 1993
-Elected 1976
-Re-Elected 1978
-Re-Elected 1982
-Re-Elected 1986
-Re-Elected 1990
-Resigned
48th President: January 20, 1993-January 20, 2001
-Elected 1992
-Re-Elected 1996
-Term Limited

[LAB-LIB]

Hubert Horatio Humphrey

Mayor of Minneapolis 1945-1948
U.S. Senator from Minnesota 1949-1964
Senate Majority Whip 1961-1964
Vice President of the United States 1965-1969
U.S. Senator from Minnesota 1971-1984
Deputy President pro Tempore of the U.S. Senate 1977-1981
Senate Minority Leader 1981-1983
Senate Majority Leader 1983-1984
President of the United States 1985-1993

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Joe Lieberman (1942-)

State Representative: January 1, 1967-October 9, 1969
-Elected 1966
-Re-Elected 1968
-Resigned
Deputy CT Attorney General: October 9, 1969-January 1, 1971
-Appointed 1969
-Retired
State Senator: January 1, 1971-January 1, 1975
-Elected 1970
-Retired
Attorney General of Connecticut: January 14, 1975-January 2, 1978
-Elected 1974
-Resigned
U.S. District Court Judge: January 24, 1978-January 18, 1984
-Appointed 1978
-Resigned
U.S. Circuit Court Judge: January 18, 1984-December 10, 1989
-Appointed 1989
-Resigned
Attorney General: February 6, 1991-September 6, 1994
-Appointed 1991
-Retired
Governor of Connecticut: January 12, 1995-January 2, 2001
-Elected 1994
-Re-Elected 1998
49th President: January 20, 2001-January 20, 2005
-Elected 2000
-Lost Re-Election
Governor of Connecticut: January 15, 2007-January 11, 2011
-Elected 2006
-Retired

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John McCain (1936-)

U.S. Representative: January 3, 1975-January 3, 1979
-Elected 1974
-Re-Elected 1976
Governor of Arizona: January 8, 1979-May 12, 1984
-Elected 1978
-Re-Elected 1982
-Resigned
Ambassador to the CSA: May 12, 1984-January 31, 1992
-Appointed 1984
U.S. Senator: January 3, 1993-January 3, 2005
-Elected 1992
-Re-Elected 1998
-Retired
50th President: January 20, 2005-January 20, 2009
-Elected 2004
-Lost Re-Election

[OSR stands with Israel]

If Trump took the Traditional Path to the White House:


Basically if you told someone in 1989 that Trump would become President and a one termer as well someday this is what I would think his path would be

Secretary of Commerce: January 21st 1993- January 20th 1997

- Appointed by George HW Bush to serve as his Commerce Secretary after being reelected in 1992

- Leaves after Democrats take back the White House for the first time in 16 years with the win of President Ann Richards

Governor of New York: January 1st 1999- December 13th 2004

- Wins the Gubernatorial Office in 1998 as a populist Rockefeller Republican Type after voters in New York get tired of the Democrats after 6 consecutive terms

- Re-Elected in 2002

- Resigns after being officially voted in by the Electoral College on December 13th 2004


President of the United States: January 20th 2005- January 20th 2009

-  Wins the Presidential Election in 2004 after beating the more conservative candidate in the GOP primaries

-  Has a very difficult relationship with conservatives in Congress due to him being viewed as a Northeast liberal Republican rather than a Western Conservative one

- Eventually his troubles cause the party to be to divided in 2008 and cause the Republicans to lose the WH

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1989: Ted Cruz, inspired by the Zodiac Killer, commits first murder in rural Texas.
1990: Cruz murders five more people this year while on break from University.
1991: Cruz graduates from Harvard University with 10 murders under his belt.
1992: Ted Cruz begins legal studies at Columbia.
1993: NYC goes into a frenzy over the 44 murders that have taken place in his time there, moves all of his guns near a homeless dude who is eventually charged with all 64 murders Cruz has committed. He is sentenced to death but escapes, living in Indonesia in luxury. Cruz pays for this with a slush fund to keep him quiet.
1994: Ted Cruz graduates from Columbia Law School and begins a clerkship with Antonin Scalia. Antonin Scalia dies of apparent suicide three months later. Congress passes a permanent gun bill (AWB+UBC) in the wake of the NYC serial killer. Clinton nominates Senator Joe Lieberman to the Supreme Court and uses his newfound political capital to push through a moderate UHC.
1995: Ted Cruz is hired by a high-paying law firm in Washington D.C. Senator Barbara Boxer is found dead in her office.
1996: Ted Cruz is busy with his job, so he only murders 5 people this years.
1997: Ted Cruz is assaulted by police after someone says he looks like a murderer the police are searching for. Gets several million after it is determined the accuser is mentally ill.
1998: Cruz announces his run for a seat in the Texas state legislature after the incumbent is murdered by a Black man (totally not just Cruz in blackface). He wins the election 56-41 and re-election later that year.
1999: State Representative Cruz delays moving into his office for several months while a secure basement is built underneath.
2000: Ted Cruz announces his run for the U.S. House of Representatives in Texas's 21st District. He wins 59-41. Al Gore narrowly wins the Presidency.
2001: Cruz meets 200 lifetime kills.
2002: Congressman Cruz is re-elected unopposed. A fire ignites a gas tank and blows up Cruz's old office.
2003: Cruz meets with Dick Cheney. They determine he can help the "cause" more by running for Governor of Texas instead of his VP.
2004: Representative Cruz is re-elected as George Bush and Dick Cheney win the Presidential election by a decent electoral vote margin and a popular vote lead of 5,000.
2005: Cruz resigns his office to become Director of the Office of Management And Budget along with becoming Senior Advisor to the Vice President. He is confirmed by the Senate 52-48 on party lines.
2006: Ted Cruz resigns his office to replace the resigning Lieutenant Governor and to run for Governor after Rick Perry dies while overseeing the Afghanistan withdrawal. He is chosen as the emergency nominee. He narrowly wins 49.6%-47.3%.
2007: Ted Cruz is sworn in as Governor of Texas. He signs legislation protecting the Governor from prosecution in office and signs a crime control bill with a provision establishing a statue of limitations. George W Bush dies in office of an apparent choking on food. Cheney narrowly passes a bill giving the President commutation powers over state charges, ostensibly to allow for easier commuting of drug sentences.
2008: This is the first year in the last two decades where Ted Cruz didn't murder anyone. Barack Obama defeats John McCain for the White House while Democrats take a Senate supermajority.
2009: The Governor's Mansion catches on fire and almost burns down. Cruz raises and gets $50,000,000 to restore it (also pockets 10%). Democrats pass single-payer healthcare, and Governor Cruz becomes a leading voice against it.
2010: Ted Cruz, despite being unpopular with moderates and liberals, is rabidly popular amongst the conservatives, and easily wins re-election as Republicans take a 224-211 House majority.
2011: Governor Cruz announces his run for the Presidency and signs a 6-week Abortion ban, saying "life is sacred and abortion is murder and murder is bad". Abortion ban is struck down by SCOTUS, which clarifies any bans before 24 weeks are unconstitutional.
2012: Ted Cruz narrowly loses the nomination to Mitt Romney who loses by a substantial margin to President Obama.
2013: Governor Cruz announces that he'll be running for a third full term. He also reaches 250 lifetime murders.
2014: Governor Ted Cruz is re-elected by a 54-44 margin over Bill White.
2015: Ted Cruz announces another bid for the presidency.
2016: Ted Cruz wins the nomination and wins the general election by a small electoral vote margin and losing the popular vote by 6,000,000.
2017: President Cruz is sworn in with a tied Senate and a 228-207 House majority. His approvals start underwater and reach 32% by the end of the year.
2018: The President faces a stunning rebuke in the midterms as he fails to get any of his agenda passed. Conservatives still like him since he blames all of his failures on obstructionism.
2019: A White House employee falls of the side of the roof. They moan 'Cruz' before dying.
2020: President Cruz has a 40% approval rating and a 16% favorability rating but since the economy is relatively good he looks to have a chance. COVID gets in his way but he avoids caution taken by the Democrats. 750,000 are dead by election day but the announcement of a vaccine and not suspending grassroots allow the President to secure a narrow electoral college win while losing the popular vote by 10,000,000 against Senator Kamala Harris.
2021: Deaths reach 1,300,000 by the end of the year, going down due to a vaccine rollout, although most of the people who got the vaccine also quarantined. Cruz vetoes additional stimulus to stop inflation and cuts the EPA budget by 80% to a mere $6,000,000,000. Scientists show that Climate Change is beginning to reverse due to Gore/Obama policies (emissions are 45% lower nationwide and 25% lower worldwide since both Cruz and Bush/Cheney lacked the supermajority in the Senate to remove them), and the drought in California is ended with near-continuous rain from late October to March of 2022.
2022: The FBI and Congress begin investigations into the President based off a tip. Midterms are brutal for GOP, which just eggs Congress on further.
2023: The Special Counsel announces that they may have found evidence linking President Cruz to a 1990 Murder. The evidence is compiled and released in December.
2024: Mass outrage as investigative services find links between Cruz and 278 murders over 35 years. Impeachment proceedings begin, although after a bill taking exclusive nuclear authority away from the President is passed over Cruz's veto the impeachment conviction fails 64-36, a near-party line vote.
2025: Ted Cruz leaves office to Jacky Rosen (recently elected in a massive landslide), who finds that days prior to her inauguration the President had invoked a little-known part of the 2007 Pardon Bill to grant himself immunity for all of the state and federal crimes. It is narrowly upheld by the Supreme Court.
2026: Ted Cruz named Lieutenant Governor by outgoing Gov. Roberts (30% of Republicans now believe Cruz was framed). Roberts then resigns. An amendment passed in 2008 by Gov. Cruz prohibits an impeachment of the Governor if they are in the final year of their term. In a 4-way race between a Liberal, Progressive, and Moderate following a brutal primary fight Cruz emerges victorious with 29% of the vote.
2027: Ted Cruz is sworn in as Governor of Texas. Democrats immediately begin impeachment proceedings. The GOP has a narrow majority and Cruz implemented a 70% impeachment threshold, so this is bogged down. By June, articles are introduced and by August a vote in the House is ready. It narrowly passes by a 118-30 vote. After tons of delays by Lt. Governor Roberts, the trial is held in January of 2028.
2028: Ted Cruz is removed from office on February 14 by a 25-6 vote.

Texas State Representative: July 11, 1998-January 1, 2001
U.S. Representative: January 3, 2001-February 27, 2005
OMB Director: February 27, 2005-January 8, 2006
Lieutenant Governor of Texas: January 12, 2006-January 30, 2006
Governor of Texas: January 30, 2006-December 23, 2016
President of the United States: January 20, 2017-January 20, 2025
Lieutenant Governor of Texas: April 9, 2026-April 14, 2026
Governor of Texas: April 14, 2026-February 15, 2028

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

William S. Cohen

State Senator: January 1, 1963-October 19, 1966
-Elected 1962
-Resigned
U.S. Representative: October 19, 1966-January 3, 1971
-Elected 1966 (s)
-Re-Elected 1966
-Re-Elected 1968
-Retired
Governor of Maine: January 12, 1971-January 1, 1979
-Elected 1970
-Re-Elected 1974
-Term-Limited
U.S. Senator: January 3, 1979-January 3, 1997
-Elected 1978
-Re-Elected 1984
-Re-Elected 1990
-Retired
President: January 20, 1997-January 20, 2005
-Elected 1996
-Re-Elected 2000
-Term-Limited
Secretary of Defense: January 28, 2005-June 1, 2012
-Appointed 2005
-Retired

George W. Bush
U.S. Representative: January 3, 1979-January 3, 1983
-Elected 1978
-Re-Elected 1980
-Retired
Governor of Texas: January 13, 1983-January 16, 1991
-Elected 1982
-Re-Elected 1986
-Lost Re-Election
Governor of Texas: January 15, 1995-January 15, 2005
-Elected 1994
-Re-Elected 1998
-Re-Elected 2002
President: January 20, 2005-January 20, 2009
-Elected 2004
-Lost Re-Election
Governor of Texas: January 12, 2011-January 15, 2019
-Elected 2010
-Re-Elected 2014
-Retired

Barack Obama
State Representative: January 3, 1993-January 6, 1995
-Elected 1992
-Retired
State Senator: January 6, 1995-December 19, 2003
-Elected 1994
-Re-Elected 1998
-Resigned
Governor of Illinois: January 13, 2003-November 16, 2008
-Elected 2002
-Re-Elected 2006
-Resigned
President: January 20, 2009-January 20, 2017

1996:

PV: Clinton +0.2

2000:

PV: Cohen +14.9

2004:

PV: Bush +9.8

2008:

PV: Obama +13.2

[LAB-LIB]

Mark Warner
Governor of Virginia 2002-2006
U.S. Senator from Virginia 2009-2014
Governor of Virginia 2014-2017
Vice President of the United States 2017-2025
President of the United States 2025-2033

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

Sir Benedict Arnold (1741-1833)

First Lord of West Point: 1781-1788 (in exile 1788-1833)
Colonial Representative to Parliament: 1789-1811
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom: June 19, 1790-November 10, 1811

[dw93]

A Different Bush Dynasty:

George HW Bush:
United States Representative from Texas: 1967-1971 (Declined to run for re election to run for Senate)
United States Senator from Texas: 1971-1981 (Resigned to assume the Presidency)
39th President of the United States: 1981-1989


George W. Bush:
United States Representative from Texas: 1979-1983
Governor of Texas: 1983-1987 (Defeated for Re election)
Commissioner of Baseball: 1992-2009 (Retired to run for Governor)
Governor of Texas: 2011-2019 (Retired)

Jeb Bush:
Governor of Florida:1995-2003 (term limited)
43rd President of the United States: 2005-2009 (Defeated for re election)

Presidents of the United States from 1969-Present:

37. Richard Nixon / Spiro Agnew [1] (Republican): 1969-1973
37. Richard Nixon / vacant: 1973
37. Richard Nixon / Gerald Ford (Republican): 1973-1977
38. Henry "Scoop" Jackson / John Glenn (Democratic): 1977-1981
39. George Bush / Bob Dole (Republican): 1981-1989
40. Bob Dole / Lamar Alexander (Republican): 1989-1993
41. Walter Mondale / Bill Bradley (Democratic): 1993-2001
42. Bill Bradley / Ann Richards (Democratic): 2001-2005
43. Jeb Bush / Bill Frist (Republican): 2005-2009
44. Joe Biden / Bill Richardson (Democratic): 2009-2017
45. John Kasich / Kelly Ayotte (Republican): 2017-2025
46. Barack Obama / Roy Cooper (Democratic): 2025-Incumbent

[1]= Resigned due to taking bribes and tax evasion while Governor of Maryland.

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

Henry Clay (1777-1873)

U.S. Representative: December 17, 1798-March 4, 1805
-Elected 1798 (s)
-Re-Elected 1798
-Re-Elected 1800
-Re-Elected 1802
-Re-Elected 1804
-Retired
U.S. Senator: March 4, 1805-December 2, 1811
-Elected 1804
-Re-Elected 1810
-Resigned
Governor of Kentucky: December 16, 1811-December 12, 1815
-Elected 1811
-Term Limited
U.S. Senator: June 19, 1816-March 4, 1819
-Elected 1816 (s)
-Retired
Secretary of the Treasury: March 5, 1819-March 4, 1823
-Appointed 1823
-Resigned
U.S. Senator: March 4, 1823-December 28, 1832
-Elected 1822
-Re-Elected 1828
-Resigned
Vice President: March 4, 1833-July 19, 1834
-Elected 1832
-Assumed Presidency
8th President: July 19, 1834-March 4, 1837
-Assumed Office
-Lost Re-Nomination
U.S. Representative: March 4, 1839-March 4, 1843
-Elected 1838
-Re-Elected 1840
-Retired
U.S. Senator: March 4, 1843-December 1, 1843
-Elected 1842
-Resigned
Governor of Kentucky: December 14, 1843-December 11, 1847
-Elected 1843
-Term-Limited
U.S. Senator: March 4, 1849-March 4, 1861
-Elected 1848
-Re-Elected 1854
-Retired

US REPRESENTATIVE: 1798-1805, 1839-1843 (10.5 YRS)
US SENATOR: 1805-1811, 1816-1819, 1823-1832, 1843, 1849-1861 (33 YRS)
GOVERNOR: 1811-1815, 1843-1847 (8 YRS)
VICE PRESIDENT: 1833-1844 (1.5 YRS)
PRESIDENT: 1844-1847 (2.5 YRS)

[LAB-LIB]

George H.W. Bush
U.S. Representative from Texas 1967-1971
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations 1971-1973
Chairman of the Republican National Committee 1973-1974
Chief of the U.S. Liaison Office to the People's Republic of China 1974-1975
Director of Central Intelligence 1976-1977
1980 Republican Presidential Candidate
Vice President of the United States 1981-1989
President of the United States 1989-1993

Bill Clinton
Attorney General of Arkansas 1977-1979
Governor of Arkansas 1979-1981
Governor of Arkansas 1983-1992
President of the United States 1993-2001
First Gentleman of the United States 2005-2009
First Gentleman of the United States 2013-2017

George W. Bush
Governor of Texas 1995-2000
President of the United States 2001-2005

Hillary Clinton
First Lady of Arkansas 1979-1981
First Lady of Arkansas 1983-1992
First Lady of the United States 1993-2001
U.S. Senator from New York 2001-2005
President of the United States 2005-2009
President of the United States 2013-2017

Jeb Bush
Secretary of Commerce of Florida 1987-1988
Governor of Florida 1999-2007
President of the United States 2009-2013

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

Prescott Bush (1895-1978)

U.S. Representative: January 3, 1939-January 3, 1943
-Elected 1938 (BY 5.7%)
-Re-Elected 1940 (BY 1.5%)
-Retired
Governor of Connecticut: January 8, 1943-January 7, 1951
-Elected 1942 (BY 5.1%)
-Re-Elected 1944 (BY 4.0%)
-Re-Elected 1946 (BY 11.7%)
-Re-Elected 1948 (BY 6.2%)
-Retired
Vice President: January 20, 1953-January 20, 1961
-Elected 1952 (BY 452-79)
-Re-Elected 1956 (BY 500-31)
-Retired

George HW Bush (1924-2021)

U.S. Representative: January 3, 1957-July 11, 1961
-Elected 1956 (BY 16.5%)
-Re-Elected 1958 (BY 7.1%)
-Resigned
U.S. Senator: July 13, 1961-February 23, 1974
-Elected 1961 (s) (BY 5.1%)
-Re-Elected 1966 (BY 13.3%)
-Re-Elected 1972 (BY 10.3%)
-Resigned
Secretary of Defense: February 23, 1974-January 20, 1977
-Appointed 1974
-Resigned
Vice President: January 20, 1981-April 1, 1981
-Elected 1980 (BY 434-104)
-Assumed Presidency
President: April 1, 1981-January 20, 1989
-Assumed Office
-Re-Elected 1984 (BY 535-3)
-Term-Limited

Nancy Bush Ellis (1926-)

Administrator of the EPA: December 2, 1970-January 20, 1977

Jonathan Bush (1931-)

U.S. Representative: November 10, 1961-January 3, 1963
-Elected 1961 (s) (BY 7.5%)
-Lost Re-Election (BY 0.5%)
U.S. Representative: January 3, 1967-January 3, 1971
-Elected 1966 (BY 5.4%)
-Re-Elected 1968 (BY 8.0%)
-Retired
NixonCare Rollout Czar: May 12, 1973-December 31, 1973
-Appointed 1973
-Position Abolished

George W. Bush (1946-)

State Senator: January 14, 1977-January 1, 1979
-Elected 1976 (BY 24.3%)
-Resigned
U.S. Representative: January 3, 1979-January 3, 1991
--Party Whip: 1985-1989
-Elected 1978 (BY 0.9%)
-Re-Elected 1980 (BY 8.7%)
-Re-Elected 1982 (BY 1.5%)
-Re-Elected 1984 (BY 10.9%)
-Re-Elected 1986 (BY 3.4%)
-Re-Elected 1988 (BY 6.9%
-Retired
Lieutenant Governor of Texas: January 15, 1991-January 17, 1995
-Elected 1990 (BY 14.5%)
-Retired
Governor of Texas: January 17, 1995-December 22, 2004
-Elected 1994 (BY 0.2%)
-Re-Elected 1998 (BY 7.0%)
-Re-Elected 2002 (BY 19.9%)
-Resigned
President: January 20, 2005-January 20, 2009
-Elected 2004 (BY 279-259)
-Lost Re-Election (BY 428-110)

Jeb Bush (1953-)
Governor of Florida: January 3, 1983-January 7, 1991
-Elected 1982 (BY 0.3%)
-Re-Elected 1986 (BY 0.7%)
Lieutenant Governor: January 7, 1991-January 6, 1995
-Elected 1990 (BY 3.0%)
Governor of Florida: January 6, 1995-January 2, 2003
-Elected 1994 (BY 1.1%)
-Re-Elected 1998 (BY 11.1%)
U.N. Ambassador: January 25, 2005-January 20, 2009
-Appointed 2007
-Resigned
Governor of Florida: January 4, 2011-January 8, 2019
-Elected 2010 (BY 19.9%)
-Re-Elected 2014 (BY 13.2%)
-Lost Re-Election (BY <0.1%)
President: January 20, 2021-Present
-Elected 2020 (270-268)

[LAB-LIB]

Prescott Bush (1895-1978)

U.S. Representative: January 3, 1939-January 3, 1943
-Elected 1938 (BY 5.7%)
-Re-Elected 1940 (BY 1.5%)
-Retired
Governor of Connecticut: January 8, 1943-January 7, 1951
-Elected 1942 (BY 5.1%)
-Re-Elected 1944 (BY 4.0%)
-Re-Elected 1946 (BY 11.7%)
-Re-Elected 1948 (BY 6.2%)
-Retired
Vice President: January 20, 1953-January 20, 1961
-Elected 1952 (BY 452-79)
-Re-Elected 1956 (BY 500-31)
-Retired

George HW Bush (1924-2021)

U.S. Representative: January 3, 1957-July 11, 1961
-Elected 1956 (BY 16.5%)
-Re-Elected 1958 (BY 7.1%)
-Resigned
U.S. Senator: July 13, 1961-February 23, 1974
-Elected 1961 (s) (BY 5.1%)
-Re-Elected 1966 (BY 13.3%)
-Re-Elected 1972 (BY 10.3%)
-Resigned
Secretary of Defense: February 23, 1974-January 20, 1977
-Appointed 1974
-Resigned
Vice President: January 20, 1981-April 1, 1981
-Elected 1980 (BY 434-104)
-Assumed Presidency
President: April 1, 1981-January 20, 1989
-Assumed Office
-Re-Elected 1984 (BY 535-3)
-Term-Limited

Nancy Bush Ellis (1926-)

Administrator of the EPA: December 2, 1970-January 20, 1977

Jonathan Bush (1931-)

U.S. Representative: November 10, 1961-January 3, 1963
-Elected 1961 (s) (BY 7.5%)
-Lost Re-Election (BY 0.5%)
U.S. Representative: January 3, 1967-January 3, 1971
-Elected 1966 (BY 5.4%)
-Re-Elected 1968 (BY 8.0%)
-Retired
NixonCare Rollout Czar: May 12, 1973-December 31, 1973
-Appointed 1973
-Position Abolished

George W. Bush (1946-)

State Senator: January 14, 1977-January 1, 1979
-Elected 1976 (BY 24.3%)
-Resigned
U.S. Representative: January 3, 1979-January 3, 1991
--Party Whip: 1985-1989
-Elected 1978 (BY 0.9%)
-Re-Elected 1980 (BY 8.7%)
-Re-Elected 1982 (BY 1.5%)
-Re-Elected 1984 (BY 10.9%)
-Re-Elected 1986 (BY 3.4%)
-Re-Elected 1988 (BY 6.9%
-Retired
Lieutenant Governor of Texas: January 15, 1991-January 17, 1995
-Elected 1990 (BY 14.5%)
-Retired
Governor of Texas: January 17, 1995-December 22, 2004
-Elected 1994 (BY 0.2%)
-Re-Elected 1998 (BY 7.0%)
-Re-Elected 2002 (BY 19.9%)
-Resigned
President: January 20, 2005-January 20, 2009
-Elected 2004 (BY 279-259)
-Lost Re-Election (BY 428-110)

Jeb Bush (1953-)
Governor of Florida: January 3, 1983-January 7, 1991
-Elected 1982 (BY 0.3%)
-Re-Elected 1986 (BY 0.7%)
Lieutenant Governor: January 7, 1991-January 6, 1995
-Elected 1990 (BY 3.0%)
Governor of Florida: January 6, 1995-January 2, 2007
-Elected 1994 (BY 1.1%)
-Re-Elected 1998 (BY 11.1%)
-Re-Elected 2002 (BY 13.0%)
U.N. Ambassador: January 25, 2007-January 20, 2009
-Appointed 2007
-Resigned
Governor of Florida: January 4, 2011-January 8, 2019
-Elected 2010 (BY 19.9%)
-Re-Elected 2014 (BY 13.2%)
-Lost Re-Election (BY <0.1%)
President: January 20, 2021-Present
-Elected 2020 (270-268)

You can only go two terms at a time as Florida Governor. This is so great I didn't want something small like that to ruin it.

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

John Dingell (1894-1956)

U.S. Representative: March 4, 1921-March 4, 1925
-Elected 1920
-Re-Elected 1922
-Retired
U.S. Senator: March 4, 1925-December 14, 1956
-Elected 1924
-Re-Elected 1930
-Re-Elected 1936
-Re-Elected 1942
-Re-Elected 1948
-Re-Elected 1954
-Died

John Dingell Jr (1926-2022)

State Representative 1, 1949-January 1, 1951
-Elected 1948
-Retired
State Senator: January 1, 1951-December 19, 1956
-Elected 1950
-Re-Elected 1954
-Resigned
U.S. Senator: December 19, 1956-January 3, 2015
-Appointed 1956
-Elected 1958 (s)
-Re-Elected 1960
-Re-Elected 1966
-Re-Elected 1972
-Re-Elected 1978
-Re-Elected 1984
-Re-Elected 1990
-Re-Elected 1996
-Re-Elected 2002
-Re-Elected 2008
-Retired

Debbie Dingell (1953-)

U.S. Senator: January 3, 2015-Present
-Elected 2014
-Re-Elected 2020

[Kahane's Grave Is A Gender-Neutral Bathroom]

PM: May 4, 1979-October 15, 2000

1990 Conservative Leadership Election:
✓Margaret Thatcher: 56.1%
Michael Heseltine: 40.6%

1992 UK ELECTION:
Conservatives: 366 (-10)/ 43.0%
Labour: 240 (+11)/ 32.2%
Liberal Dems: 21 (-1)/ 18.0%

1995 UK ELECTION:
Conservatives: 360 (-6)/ 42.2%
Labour: 247 (+7)/ 33.0%
Liberal Dems: 20 (-1)/ 18.2%

[LAB-LIB]

Evan Bayh
Secretary of State of Indiana 1986-1989
Governor of Indiana 1989-1997
U.S. Senator from Indiana 1999-2011
Governor of Indiana 2013-2017
President of the United States 2017-2025

[LAB-LIB]

Terry McAuliffe
Chair of the Democratic National Committee 2001-2005
Governor of Virginia 2014-2018
Governor of Virginia 2022-