List of Alternate Presidents 2.0.

[WestVegeta]

41. Vice President George Bush (R-TX): 1989-1993
VP: Sen. Dan Quayle (R-IN)

42. Fmr. Gov. Jerry Brown (D-CA): 1993-1997
VP: Fmr. Sen. Paul Tsongas (D-MA)

43. Rep. Dick Gephardt (D-MO): 1997-2001
VP: Gov. Evan Bayh (D-IN)

44. Sen. Mike Pence (R-IN): 2001-2009
VP: Sen. Pete Coors (R-CO)

45. Gov. Ron Kind (D-WI): 2009-2013
VP: Rep. Chet Edwards (D-TX)

46. Fmr. Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R-MN): 2013-2021
VP: Gov. Ed Gillespie (R-VA)

46. Vice Pres. Ed Gillespie (R-VA): 2021-2025
VP: Sen. Carlos Curbelo (R-FL)

47. Sen. Cal Cunningham (D-NC): 2025-2033
VP: Mayor Adrian Garcia (D-TX)

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

PRESIDENTS of the UNITED STATES
18. Ulysses S. Grant (Republican, Ohio) 1869 – 1873
19. Horace Greeley (Liberal Republican, New York) 1873 – 1877
20. Peter Cooper (Greenback, New York) 1877 – 1883 †
21. Barzillai Jefferson Chambers (Greenback, Texas) 1883 – 1885
22. John Pierce St. John (Prohibition, Kansas) 1885 – 1893
23. James Baird Weaver (People's, Iowa) 1893 – 1897
24. John McAuley Palmer (National Democratic, Illinois) 1897 – 1901
25. John Granville Woolley (Prohibition, Illinois) 1901 – 1905
26. Eugene Victor Debs (Socialist, Indiana) 1905 – 1913
27. Theodore Roosevelt (Progressive, New York) 1913 – 1917
28. Allan Louis Benson (Socialist, New York) 1917 – 1925
29. Robert Marion LaFollette (Progressive, Wisconsin) 1925 – 1925 †
30. Burton Kendall Wheeler (Progressive, Montana) 1925 – 1929
31. Norman Mattoon Thomas (Socialist, New York) 1929 – 1937
32. William Frederick Lemke (Union, North Dakota) 1937 – 1941
33. Norman Mattoon Thomas (Socialist, New York) 1941 – 1945
34. Wilbert Lee O'Daniel (Texas Regulars, Texas) 1945 – 1949
35. James Strom Thurmond (States' Rights, South Carolina) 1949 – 1953
36. Vincent Hallinan (Progressive, California) 1953 – 1957
37. Thomas Coleman Andrews (States' Rights, Alabama) 1957 – 1965
38. George Corley Wallace (States' Rights—American Independent, Alabama) 1965 – 1973
39. John George Schmitz (American Independent, California) 1973 – 1977
40. Eugene Joseph McCarthy (Independent, Minnesota) 1977 – 1981
41. John Bayard Anderson (Independent, Illinois) 1981 – 1985
42. David Bergland (Libertarian, California) 1985 – 1993
43. Henry Ross Perot (Independent, Texas) 1993 – 2001
44. Ralph Nader (Green—Independent, Connecticut) 2001 – 2013
45. Gary Earl Johnson (Libertarian, New Mexico) 2013 – Incumbent

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Prime Ministers of the Commonwealth of America.
1860-1865: Abraham Lincoln (Liberal-Conservative) (1)**
1865-1868: John MacDonald (Liberal-Conservative) (2)
1868-1876: Horatio Seymour (Liberal) (3)
1876-1891: John MacDonald (Conservative) (4)*
1891-1901: William McKinley (Conservative) (5)
1901-1914: Wilfrid Laurier (Liberal) (6)
1914-1921: Theodore Roosevelt Sr. (Progressive Conservative) (7)
1921-1923: Andrew Bonar Law (Progressive Conservative) (8)*
1923-1933: Herbert Hoover (Progressive Conservative) (9)
1933-1938: Norman Thomas (Social Democratic & Labor) (10)
1938-1944: Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (Progressive Conservative) (11)*
1944-1945: Louis Saint Laurent (Progressive Conservative) (12)
1945-1950: Paul Martin Sr. (Social Democratic & Labor) (13)
1950-1960: Harold Stassen (Progressive Conservative) (14)
1960-1963: John F. Kennedy (Social Democratic & Labor) (15)**
1963-1968: Lyndon Johnson (Social Democratic & Labor) (16)
1968-1968: Hubert Humphrey (Social Democratic & Labor) (17)
1968-1975: Robert Stanfield (Progressive Conservative) (18)
1975-1976: Leslie Lynch King (Progressive Conservative) (19)
1976-1980: Pierre Trudeau (Social Democratic & Labor) (20)
1980-1987: George Bush (Progressive Conservative) (21)
1987-1993: Howard Baker (Progressive Conservative)(22)
1993-1993: Lynn Martin (Progressive Conservative) (23)
1993-2000: Bill Clinton (Social Democratic & Labor) (24)
2000-2005: George W. Bush (Progressive Conservative) (25)
2005-2008: John McCain (Progressive Conservative) (26)
2008-2016: Hillary Clinton (Social Democratic & Labor) (27)
2016-20XX: Paul Ryan (Progressive Conservative) (28)

*Died in office.
**Assassinated.

Parties as of 2018.
Progressive Conservative (Paul Ryan):
Social Democratic & Labor (Bernie Sanders):
Libertarian (Rand Paul):
Parti Quebecois (Rheal Fortin):
American Heritage (Ted Cruz):
Green (Elizabeth May):

[WestVegeta]

40. Gov. Ronald Reagan (R-CA) 1981-1989
VP: Fmr. Dir. George Bush (R-TX)

41. Sen. Joe Biden (D-DE) 1989-1997
VP: Sen. Dale Bumpers (D-AR)

42. Fmr. Gov. Jim Webb (R-VA) 1997-2005
VP: Sen. John Danforth (R-MO)

43. Sen. Alan Alda (D-NJ) 2005-2013
VP: Sen. John Edwards (D-NC) 2005-2008; Sec. of Agriculture Tom Vilsack (D-IA) 2009-2013

44. Gov. Mitch Daniels (R-IN) 2013-2017
VP: Sen. Charlie Crist (R-FL)

45. Rep. Pete Navarro (D-CA) 2017-present
VP: Sen. Kay Hagan (D-NC)

[Joe Biden 2024]

Midwestern Presidents of the United States

33. Harry S. Truman/vacant 1945-1949, Paul McNutt 1949-1953
34. Robert A. Taft/Karl Mundt 1953
35. Karl Mundt/vacant 1953-1957, Everett Dirksen 1957-1961
36. Stuart Symington/Hubert Humphrey 1961-1969
37. Everett Dirksen/Jim Rhodes 1969
38. Jim Rhodes/vacant 1969-1973
39. Hubert Humphrey/George McGovern 1973-1981
40. Jim Thompson/Robert P. Griffin 1981-1985
41. Adlai Stevenson III/John Glenn 1985-1993
42. John Glenn/Walter Mondale 1993-1997
43. Jim Edgar/George Voinovich 1997-2005
44. Bob Kerrey/Dick Gephardt 2005-2009
45. Richard Lugar/Tim Pawlenty 2009-2013
46. Barack Obama/Russ Feingold 2013-2021
47. Rob Portman/John Thune 2021-2029

Losing Tickets

1948: Harold Stassen/Dwight Green
1952: Paul McNutt/Scott Lucas
1956: Adlai Stevenson II/Frank Lausche
1960: Everett Dirksen/Roman Hruska
1964: John W. Byrnes/Walter Judd
1968: Hubert Humphrey/Vance Hartke
1972: Jim Rhodes/George Romney
1976: Gerald R. Ford/Charles Percy
1980: George McGovern/Birch Bayh
1984: Jim Thompson/Robert P. Griffin
1988: Dan Quayle/Phil Crane
1992: Bob Dole/Bob Kasten
1996: Walter Mondale/Evan Bayh
2000: Paul Wellstone/Tom Harkin
2004: John Kasich/Chuck Grassley
2008: Tom Daschle/Tom Vilsack
2012: Richard Lugar/Tim Pawlenty
2016: John Kasich/Chuck Hagel
2020: Russ Feingold/Kathleen Sebelius
2024: Sherrod Brown/Amy Klobuchar

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

Victory in the War of Independence would not secure the longevity of the United States, as old rivalries and mounting tensions within and between the newly independent states defied the ability of its framers to hold the confederation together. Efforts to reform the flimsy Articles of Confederation in 1786 and 1787 failed, and the increasingly irrelevant Congress never met after 1791. This left the former colonies to a bitter struggle for allies and influence, as Virginia, New York, and Massachusetts—leading a reorganized New England Confederation—emerged as the major powers on the eastern seaboard.

Unwilling to be pawns of the eastern states, in 1790 settlers west of the Appalachians declared independence with the diplomatic support of Spain, establishing a republic with claim to the territory along the Ohio River. Through an alliance with the Indian Nations, Virginia managed to subdue the first revolt by 1793; but a second Ohio Republic gained independence in 1797, comprising the territory of the Kentucky and Illinois Counties, with its capital at Frankfurt and, later, Corydon.

PRESIDENTS of the ILLINOIS CONGRESS
1. Harvey Heth (Unaffiliated) 1790 – 1792
2. Francis Vigo (Unaffiliated) 1792 – 1792
3. Dennis Pennington (Unaffiliated) 1792 – 1793

PRESIDENTS of OHIO
1. Benjamin Logan (Unaffiliated) 1795 – 1798
2. Josiah Harmar (Unaffiliated) 1798 – 1799
3. Daniel Boone (Unaffiliated) 1799 – 1802
4. Isaac Shelby (Unaffiliated) 1802 – 1804
5. Squire Boone (Unaffiliated) 1804 – 1806
6. William Clark (Unaffiliated) 1806 – 1809
7. Daniel Boone (Unaffiliated) 1809 – 1812
8. John Adair (Unaffiliated) 1812 – 1815
9. Thomas Posey (Unaffiliated) 1815 – 1816
10. Jonathan Jennings (Unaffiliated) 1816 – 1824
11. John Tipton (Unaffiliated) 1824 – 1827
12. Thomas Metcalfe (Constitutional) 1827 – 1833
13. Noah Noble (Constitutional) 1833 – 1839
14. Henry Clay (Constitutional) 1839 – 1842
16. James Whitcomb (Democratic) 1842 – 1849
17. Joseph Albert Wright (Democratic) 1849 – 1857
18. Stephen Arnold Douglas (Constitutional) 1857 – 1861
19. John Cabell Breckinridge (Constitutional) 1861 – 1865
20. James Harrison Cravens (Democratic) 1865 – 1869
21. Isaac Pusey Gray (Democratic, Liberal) 1869 – 1877
22. William Boyd Allison (Liberal) 1877 – 1885
23. Whitelaw Reid (Conservative) 1885 – 1893
24. Adlai Ewing Stevenson I (Liberal) 1893 – 1897
25. William O'Connell Bradley (Conservative) 1897 – 1905
26. William McKinley (Conservative) 1905 – 1909
27. Adlai Ewing Stevenson I (Liberal) 1909 – 1913
28. Thomas Riley Marshall (Liberal) 1913 – 1918 *
—. Thomas Taggart (Liberal) 1918 – 1918
29. Warren Gamaliel Harding (Conservative) 1918 – 1922
30. Frank Orren Lowden (Conservative) 1922 – 1930
31. Benjamin Hanford (Farmer-Labor) 1930 – 1938
32. Frederic Faries Heath (Farmer-Labor) 1938 – 1942
33. Wendell Lewis Willkie (Conservative) 1942 – 1944 †
—. Arthur Vandenburg (Conservative) 1944 – 1944
34. John William Bricker (Conservative) 1944 – 1952
35. Kingsley Arter Taft (Conservative) 1952 – 1960
36. Matthew Empson Welsh (Social Democratic) 1960 – 1968
37. Birch Evans Bayh II (Social Democratic) 1968 – 1976
38. Louie Broady Nunn (National Conservative) 1976 – 1980
39. Adlai Ewing Stevenson III (Social Democratic) 1980 – 1984
40. Louie Broady Nunn (National Conservative) 1984 – 1988
41. Adlai Ewing Stevenson III (Social Democratic) 1988 – 1992
42. Hillary Dianne Rodham (Social Democratic) 1992 – 1996
43. John Richard Kasich (National Conservative) 1996 – 2004
44. Daniel Ray Coats (National Conservative) 2004 – 2008
45. Sherrod Campbell Brown (Social Democratic) 2008 – 2016
46. Susan Wiant Brooks (National Conservative) 2016 – Incumbent

* Resigned     † Died in office

[dw93]

Southern Presidents of the United States:

36. Lyndon Johnson/Vacant 1963-1965, Hubert Humphrey 1965-1969 (Democratic)
37. George Wallace / Curtis LeMay 1969-1973 (American Independent)
38. Howard Baker / George Romney 1973-1981 (Republican)
39. Reubin Askew / Jerry Brown 1981-1989 (Democratic)
40. Lamar Alexander / Richard Lugar 1989-1993 (Republican)
41. Bob Graham / Dick Gephardt 1993-2001 (Democratic)
42. Fred Thompson / John Kasich 2001-2009 (Republican)
43. Max Cleland / Russ Feingold 2009-2017 (Democratic)
44. Ted Cruz / Scott Walker 2017-2021 (Republican)
45. Joaquin Castro / Sherrod Brown 2021-2029 (Democratic)

[Joe Biden 2024]

Western Presidents of the United States

37. Richard Nixon/Barry Goldwater 1961-1965
38. Pat Brown/Mike Mansfield 1965-1973
39. Mike Mansfield/Mo Udall 1973-1977
40. Mark Hatfield/Daniel Evans 1977-1985
41. Gary Hart/Alan Cranston 1985-1989
42. George Deukmejian/Pete Domenici 1989-1997
43. Pete Domenici/Pete Wilson 1997-2005
44. Brian Schweitzer/Barbara Boxer 2005-2013
45. Jon Huntsman/John McCain 2013-2017, Susana Martinez 2017-2021
46. Kamala Harris/Martin Heinrich 2021-2029

Losing Tickets

1960: Pat Brown/Clinton P. Anderson
1964: Richard Nixon/Barry Goldwater
1968: Barry Goldwater/Ronald Reagan
1972: Ronald Reagan/Hiram Fong
1976: Mike Mansfield/Mo Udall
1980: Frank Church/Henry Jackson
1984: Daniel Evans/Paul Laxalt
1988: Gary Hart/Alan Cranston
1992: Jerry Brown/Bruce Babbitt
1996: Max Baucus/Jeff Bingaman
2000: John Kitzhaber/Bill Richardson
2004: Pete Wilson/Alan Simpson
2008: Jon Kyl/Gordon Smith
2012: Barbara Boxer/Ken Salazar
2016: John Hickenlooper/Steve Bullock
2020: Susana Martinez/John Barrasso
2024: Jeff Flake/Mia Love

[Joey1996]

		President	In Office	Party	Vice President	In Office
32.		Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945)	1933 - 1945	Democratic	Henry A. Wallace	1941 - 1945
33.		Henry A. Wallace A. (1882-1945)	1945 - 1949	Democratic	Vacant
34.		Thomas E. Dewey B. (1902-1971)	1949 - 1957	Republican	Earl Warren	1949 - 1957
35.		Dwight D. Eisenhower (1890-1969)	1957 - 1965	Republican	Richard Nixon	1957 - 1965
36.		John F. Kennedy C. (1917-1968)	1965 - 1967	Democratic	George Smathers	1965 - 1967
37.		George Smathers (1913-2007)	1967 - 1969	Democratic	Vacant
38.		Richard Nixon D. (1913-1994)	1969 - 1973	Republican	Spiro Agnew	1969 - 1973
39.		Carl Albert E. (1908-2000)	1973 - 1977	Democratic	Gaylord Nelson	1974 - 1977
40.		Ronald Reagan (1911-2004)	1977 - 1985	Republican	Bob Dole	1977 - 1985
41.		Bob Dole (1923-)	1985 - 1989	Republican	Alexander Haig	1985 - 1989
42.		Bill Clinton F. (1946-)	1989 - 1997	Democratic	Al Gore	1989 - 1997
43.		John McCain (1936-2018)	1997 - 2001	Republican	Paul Wolfowitz	1997 - 2001
44.		Bill Bradley G. (1943-)	2001 - 2009	Democratic	Barbara Lee	2001 - 2009
45.		Barack Obama H. (1961-)	2009 - 2013	Democratic	Chris Dodd	2009 - 2013
46.		Sarah Palin I. (1964-)	2013 - 2017	Republican	Mike Huckabee	2013 - 2017
47.		Barbara Lee J. (1946-)	2017 - Present	Democratic	Julio Castro	2017 - Present

A. = Wallace defeated efforts in his party to have him replaced as VP on the 1944 Democratic primary. He became the 5th President to never be elected to the position after FDR died in April 1945. A progressive visionary, he declined to run for reelection after 4 years of obstruction from Southern Democrats who opposed his stance on segregation, and by increasingly anti-communist Republicans who oppose his stance on peace with the USSR.

B. = Governor Thomas Dewey of New York becomes the first president born in the 20th century, and youngest elected president at age 46. Vice President Earl Warren would go on to be one of the most significant Supreme Court Chief Justices of the 20th century.

C. John F. Kennedy resigns after it is revealed that his physical health is rapidly deteriorating due to Addison's disease. In his short stint as president, he ushers in a series of civil rights and social welfare legislation, known as the New Frontier, through congress. He later dies in 1968 from complications with the disease.

D. Richard Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew resign due to separate corruption scandals. Senate Democrats refuse to approve a new Vice President. Both are later pardoned by President Carl Albert.

E. Albert is the first Speaker of the House of Representatives to directly become president. At 5'3" he is the shortest president ever.

F. Bill Clinton ties Teddy Roosevelt as the youngest president ever at age 42.

G. Bill Bradley makes history by choosing Rep. Barbara Lee as his running mate, making her the first woman and first African American vice president in history.

H. Barack Obama becomes the first African American president in history.

I. Former Alaskan Governor and reality TV star Sarah Palin becomes the first woman president in American history. She runs a controversial campaign, accusing incumbent Barack Obama of being a socialist and reverse racist and declaring herself the champion of "blue collar white folk". 2012 becomes the first election since 1888 where the winner lost the popular vote.

J. Barbara Lee becomes the 2nd African American and 2nd woman president. She selects former HUD Secretary Julio Castro as her running mate. He becomes the first Vice President of Mexican-American descent in U.S. history.

[Starry Eyed Jagaloon]

1968. Sen Robert F Kennedy (D-NY) and Sen Ralph Yarborough (D-TX) defeat Gov. Richard Nixon (R-CA) and Gov. Spiro Agnew.

RFK carries the presidency with 48% of the popular vote, to Nixon's 37 and Wallace's 14.

1972. Sen Barry Goldwater (R-AZ) and Gov Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY) defeat Pres Robert F Kennedy (D-NY) and VP Ralph Yarborough (D-TX)

Goldwater wins 52% of the vote to RFK's 47%.

1976. Pres Barry Goldwater (R-AZ) and VP Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY) win a second term, defeating Rep Morris Udall (D-AZ) and Gov Jimmy Carter (D-GA)

Goldwater wins 53% of the vote to Udall's 46%.

1980 Gov Jerry Brown (D-CA) and Rep John Anderson (I-IL) defeat

Brown wins 51% of the vote to 48%.

1984 Pres Jerry Brown (D-CA) and VP John Anderson (D-IL) win reelection, defeating Gov Ronald Reagan (R-CA) and Sen George HW Bush (R-TX)
Brown wins 53% of the vote to Reagan's 46%.

1988 Sen George HW Bush (R-TX) and Gov Bob Martinez (R-FL) defeat

1992. Pres George HW Bush and VP Bob Martinez win reelection, defeating

1996. Sen Hillary Rodham (D-IL) and Sen Al Gore (D-TN) defeat

2000. Pres Hillary Rodham and VP Al Gore win reelection, defeating

2004. Sen John McCain (R-AZ) and Sen Joe Lieberman (I-CT) defeat VP Al Gore (D-TN) and

2008. Pres John McCain (R-AZ) and VP Joe Lieberman (I-CT) defeat Sen Barack Obama (D-IL) and Sen Joe Biden (D-DE)

2012. Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I-NY) and Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa (D-CA) defeat both Gov Sarah Palin (R-AK) and Gov Mike Huckabee (R-AR), as well as Rep Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) and Sen Bernie Sanders (D-VT)

2016. Pres Michael Bloomberg (D-NY) and VP Antonio Villaraigosa (D-CA) defeat Sen Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Gov Scott Walker (R-WI)

2020. VP Antonio Villaraigosa (D-CA) and Sen Gwen Graham (D-FL) defeat

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

PRESIDENTS of the UNITED STATES
28. Thomas Woodrow Wilson (Democratic, New Jersey) 1913 – 1919 †
29. Thomas Riley Marshall (Democratic, Indiana) 1919 – 1921
30. Henry Ford (American, Michigan) 1921 – 1925
31. John Calvin Coolidge (Progressive Conservative, Massachusetts) 1925 – 1933
32. Eleanor Roosevelt (Democratic—Social Democratic, New York) 1933 – 1941
33. Wendell Lewis Wilkie (Independent, Indiana) 1941 – 1944 †
34. Alfred Mossman Landon (Progressive Conservative, Kansas) 1944 – 1949
35. William Orville Douglass (Social Democratic, Minnesota) 1949 – 1953
36. Dwight David Eisenhower (Independent, Kansas) 1953 – 1957
37. Earl Warren (Progressive Conservative, California) 1957 – 1961
38. Lyndon Baines Johnson (Democratic, Texas) 1961 – 1969
39. George Wilcken Romney (Christian Democratic, Michigan) 1969 – 1977
40. James Earl Carter (Christian Democratic, Georgia) 1977 – 1981
41. John Bayard Anderson (Independent, Illinois) 1981 – 1985
42. Mario Matthew Cuomo (Social Democratic, New York) 1985 – 1993
43. Richard Green Lugar (Independent, Indiana) 1993 – 2001
44. John Forbes Kerry (Social Democratic, Massachusetts) 2001 – 2005
45. John Sidney McCain (Independent, Arizona) 2005 – 2013
46. Willard Mitt Romney (Independent, Massachusetts) 2013 – 2017
47. Bernard Sanders (Green, Vermont) 2017 – Incumbent

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

The Washington Precedent.

Presidents of the United States.
1789-1793: George Washington (Independent) (1)
1793-1797: Thomas Jefferson (Republican) (2)
1797-1801: John Adams (Conservative) (3)
1801-1805: Alexander Hamilton (Conservative) (4)
1805-1809: James Madison (Republican) (5)
1809-1813: James Monroe (Republican) (6)
1813-1817: Alexander Hamilton (Conservative) (7)
1817-1821: Henry Dearborn (Republican) (8)
1821-1825: Henry Clay (Conservative) (9)
1825-1829: Andrew Jackson (Republican) (10)
1829-1833: Henry Clay (Conservative) (11)
1833-1837: John Calhoun (Republican) (12)
1837-1841: Martin Van Buren (Liberal) (13)
1841-1845: Daniel Webster (Conservative) (14)
1845-1849: Henry Clay (Conservative) (15)
1849-1853: James Polk (Republican) (16)
1853-1855: Franklin Pierce (Republican) (17)*
1855-1857: James Buchanan (Republican) (18)
1857-1861: Jefferson Davis (Republican) (19)
1861-1865: Abraham Lincoln (Conservative) (20)
1865-1869: William Seward (Conservative) (21)
1869-1873: Schuyler Colfax (Liberal) (22)
1873-1877: Hannibal Hamlin (Conservative) (23)
1877-1881: Samuel Tilden (Liberal) (24)
1881-1885: James Blaine (Conservative) (25)
1885-1889: Grover Cleveland (Liberal) (26)
1889-1893: Robert Todd Lincoln (Conservative) (27)
1893-1897: Grover Cleveland (Liberal) (28)
1897-1901: Joseph Cannon (Liberal) (29)
1901-1901: William McKinley (Conservative) (30)**
1901-1905: Theodore Roosevelt Sr. (Conservative) (31)
1905-1909: Wilfrid Laurier (Liberal) (32)
1909-1913: Oscar Underwood (Liberal) (33)
1913-1917: Theodore Roosevelt Sr. (Conservative) (34)
1917-1921: Thomas Marshall (Liberal) (35)
1921-1923: Andrew Bonar Law (Conservative) (36)*
1923-1925: Herbert Hoover (Conservative) (37)
1925-1929: Calvin Coolidge (Conservative) (38)
1929-1933: Richard Bennett (Conservative) (39)
1933-1937: Norman Thomas (Democratic) (40)
1937-1941: Upton Sinclair (Democratic) (41)
1941-1944: Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (Conservative) (42)*
1944-1949: Arthur Vandenburg (Conservative) (43)
1949-1953: George Drew (Conservative) (44)
1953-1957: Paul Martin Sr. (Democratic) (45)
1957-1961: Douglas MacArthur (Conservative) (46)
1961-1965: John F. Kennedy (Liberal) (47)
1965-1969: Robert Stanfield (Conservative) (48)
1969-1973: Pierre Trudeau (Democratic) (49)
1973-1975: Richard Nixon (Conservative) (50)***
1975-1977: George HW Bush (Conservative) (51)
1977-1981: James Carter (Liberal) (52)
1981-1981: Pierre Trudeau (Democratic) (53)**
1981-1985: George McGovern (Democratic) (54)
1985-1989: Robert Kennedy (Liberal) (55)
1989-1993: Joseph Clark (Conservative) (56)
1993-1997: Edward Kennedy (Liberal) (57)
1997-2001: Paul Wellstone (Democratic) (58)
2001-2005: Collin Powell (Conservative) (59)
2005-2009: Joseph Biden (Liberal) (60)
2009-2011: Jack Layton (Democratic) (61)*
2011-2013: Bernie Sanders (Democratic) (62)
2013-2017: Stephen Harper (Conservative) (63)
2017-2019: Hillary Rodham (Liberal) (64)***
2019-2021: Tim Kaine (Liberal) (65)
2021-20XX: Justin Trudeau (Democratic) (66)

Parties
Conservative:
Liberal:
Democratic:
Libertarian:
Constitution:
Grassroots:

[You don't see any blue avatars now]

>Presidents George McGovern, Paul Wellstone, and Jack Layton

I'll nut to that.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

>Presidents George McGovern, Paul Wellstone, and Jack Layton

I'll nut to that.

Basically, American Presidents are term limited to one term, with the US annexing Canada either in the War of 1812 or later. The party system is basically the same as Canada's as well.

[You don't see any blue avatars now]

>Presidents George McGovern, Paul Wellstone, and Jack Layton

I'll nut to that.

Basically, American Presidents are term limited to one term, with the US annexing Canada either in the War of 1812 or later. The party system is basically the same as Canada's as well.

I sorta figured, I was just stating my approval of those guys becoming President.

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

If the top vote-getter from the primaries faced the runner-up in every general election since 1960.

PRESIDENTS of the UNITED STATES
35. John Fitzgerald Kennedy (Democratic, Massachusetts) 1961 – 1963 ‡
def. Richard Milhous Nixon (Republican), 1960
36. Lyndon Baines Johnson (Democratic, Texas) 1963 – 1965^
37. Nelson Rockefeller (Republican, New York) 1965 – 1969^
def. Barry Morris Goldwater (Republican), 1964
38. Robert Francis Kennedy (Democratic, New York) 1969 – 1973
def. Eugene Joseph McCarthy (Democratic), 1968
39. Richard Milhous Nixon (Republican, California) 1973 – 1974 *
def. Hubert Horatio Humphrey (Democratic), 1972
40. Gerald Rudolph Ford (Republican, Michigan) 1974 – 1977 ˚
41. James Earl Carter (Democratic, Georgia) 1977 – 1981 ˚
def. Gerald Rudolph Ford (Republican), 1976
42. Ronald Wilson Reagan (Republican, California) 1981 – 1985^
def. James Earl Carter (Democratic), 1980
43. Walter Frederick Mondale (Democratic, Minnesota) 1985 – 1989
def. Gary Warren Hart (Democratic), 1984
44. George Herbert Walker Bush (Republican, Texas) 1989 – 1993 ˚
def. Michael Stanley Dukakis (Democratic), 1988
45. William Jefferson Clinton (Democratic, Arkansas) 1993 – 2001
def. George Herbert Walker Bush (Republican), 1992; Robert Joseph Dole (Republican), 1996
46. Albert Arnold Gore (Democratic, Tennessee) 2001 – 2005
def. George Walker Bush (Republican), 2000
47. George Walker Bush (Republican, Texas) 2005 – 2009
def. John Forbes Kerry (Democratic), 2004
48. Barack Hussein Obama (Democratic, Illinois) 2009 – 2017
def. Hillary Dianne Rodham Clinton (Democratic), 2008; Willard Mitt Romney (Republican), 2012
49. Hillary Dianne Rodham Clinton (Democratic) 2017 – Incumbent
def. Donald John Trump (Republican), 2016

‡ Assassinated          ^ Defeated in primary          ˚ Defeated in runoff          * Resigned

[NYSforKennedy2024]

My current predictions given the Mueller/Flynn developments.

45) President Donald J. Trump/Vice President Michael Pence (2017-2019)

President Trump resigns in early 2019 after the imprisonment of Paul Manafort, the arrests of Roger Stone, Donald Trump Jr, Ivanka Trump, and Jared Kushner, and the listing of Trump as an unindicted co-conspirator.

46) President Michael Pence/Democratic House refuses to confirm any Republican for VP (2019-2021)

Pence runs a horribly weak re-election campaign with former Rep. Paul Ryan.

47) President Joseph Biden/Vice President Beto O'Rourke (2021-2029)

48) President Matt Gaetz/Vice President Elise Stefanik (2029-2033)

49) President Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez/Vice President Andrew Gillum (2033-)

[WestVegeta]

1921-1925: Warren G. Harding/Calvin Coolidge
1925-1933: Carter Glass/Al Smith
1933-1937: Charles Curtis/Frank Borah
1937-1945: Robert LaFollete, Jr./Henry Wallace
1945-1949: Henry Wallace/Claude Pepper
1949-1955: Dwight Eisenhower/James Eastland
1955-1957: James Eastland/vacant
1957-1965: Sidney McNath/Hubert Humphrey
1965-1973: Barry Goldwater/Robert C. Byrd
1973-1977: Robert C. Byrd/William Scranton
1977-1983: Henry M. Jackson/Mo Udall
1983-1989: Mo Udall/Jesse Unruh
1989-1997: Paula Hawkins/Ben Fernandez
1997-2001: Richard Gephardt/Paul Wellstone
2001-2009: Bobby Knight/Richard Lamm
2009-2017: Jack Conway/Ron Sims
2017-present: Michael Steele/Heidi Heitkamp

[Sirius_]

Pre Communist America
31. Eugene Debs

Democratic
1925-1926
Communist Regime
32. Adolph Strasser

Democratic Socialist
1926-1939
33. Earl Browder

Democratic Socialist
1939-1949
Post Communist America
34. Thomas Dewey

Republican Revolutionary
1949-1957
35. Henry Wallace

Liberal Progressive
1957-1961
36. Martin Luther King Jr.

Republican
1961-1969
37. Phil Ochs

Liberal Progressive
1969-1977
38. Gerald Ford

Republican
1977-1981
39. Walter Mondale

Liberal Progressive
1981-1985
40. Ronald Reagan

Republican
1985-1989
41. Walter Mondale

Liberal Progressive
1989-1993
42. Bill Clinton

Republican
1993-2001
43. Al Gore

Liberal Progressive
2001-2005
44. John McCain

Republican
2005-2013
45. Barack Obama

Liberal Progressive
2013-2021
46. Charlie Baker

Republican
2021-

Before you scream at me about MLK or Phil Ochs or Republican Clinton or whatever, relax, it's an alternate timeline.

[Sirius_]

1924: Eugene Debs defeats Calvin Coolidge
1928-1936: Adolph Strasser unopposed
1940-1944: Earl Browder unopposed
1948: Thomas Dewey defeats Earl Browder
1952: Thomas Dewey defeats Norman Thomas
1956: Henry Wallace defeats Dwight D. Eisenhower
1960: Martin Luther King Jr. defeats Henry Wallace and George Smathers
1964: Martin Luther King Jr. defeats John F. Kennedy
1968: Phil Ochs defeats Richard Nixon and Robert F. Kennedy
1972: Phil Ochs defeats Nelson Rockefeller
1976: Gerald Ford defeats John Denver
1980: Walter Mondale defeats Gerald Ford
1984 (LP Primary): Carl Sagan defeats Walter Mondale
1984: Ronald Reagan defeats Carl Sagan and Bernie Sanders
1988: Walter Mondale defeats Ronald Reagan
1992: Bill Clinton defeats Jerry Brown
1996: Bill Clinton defeats Paul Tsongas
2000: Al Gore defeats Jack Kemp and Ralph Nader
2004: John McCain defeats Al Gore
2008: John McCain defeats Bernie Sanders and John Conyers
2012: Barack Obama defeats Mitt Romney
2016: Barack Obama defeats Sarah Palin and Donald Trump
2020: Charlie Baker defeats Kamala Harris

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

PRESIDENTS of the UNITED STATES
44. Barack Hussein Obama (Democratic, Illinois) January 20, 2009 – November 8, 2016 †
45. Giant Meteor From Space (Apocalypse Now!, Asteroid Belt) November 8, 2016
46. A Cockroach (Robert J. Oppenheimer, New Mexico) November 9, 2016 – Incumbent

[Joe Biden 2024]

Kennedy as Harding

35. John F. Kennedy/Lyndon B. Johnson 1961-1963
36. Lyndon B. Johnson/vacant 1963-1965, W. Averell Harriman 1965-1969
37. Orville Freeman/Mike Mansfield 1969-1973
38. Nelson Rockefeller/John Rhodes 1973-1981, John B. Anderson 1981-1985, Paul Laxalt 1985
39. Paul Laxalt/vacant 1985-1989, Bob Dole 1989-1993
40. John Galvin/Paul Wellstone 1993-2001
41. Mitt Romney/Trent Lott 2001-2003
42. Trent Lott/vacant 2003-2005, Orrin Hatch 2005-2009
43. Paul Wellstone/Jon Corzine 2009-2013, vacant 2013, Chris Van Hollen 2013-2014
44. Chris Van Hollen/vacant 2014, Mark Dayton 2014-2017
45. Rick Perry/John Ensign 2017-2021
46. Richard Cordray/Seth Moulton 2021-2029

Losing Tickets

1960: Christian Herter/Nelson Rockefeller
1964: Henry Cabot Lodge Jr./William Scranton
1968: George Romney/William Knowland
1972: Orville Freeman/Mike Mansfield
1976: Birch Bayh/Peter F. Flaherty
1980: Lee Iacocca/Henry Jackson
1984: Mario Cuomo/Dick Celeste
1988: Mario Cuomo/Jerry Brown
1992: George Voinovich/William Roth
1996: George Voinovich/Arlen Specter
2000: Paul Wellstone/Paul Tsongas
2004: Russ Feingold/Terry McAuliffe
2008: Orrin Hatch/Richard Lugar
2012: Rick Santorum/Mike Crapo/Rudy Giuliani
2016: Chris Van Hollen/Chris Coons
2020: Rick Perry/John Ensign
2024: John Ensign/Elise Stefanik

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

35. John F. Kennedy (D–Mass.), 1961–1963^Died
36. Stuart Symington (D–Mo.), 1963–1969
37. Robert C. Wood (D–Mass.), 1969–1973^Defeated
38. Paul Laxalt (R–Nev.), 1973–1981
39. John B. Anderson (R–Ill.), 1981–1985^Died
40. George H. W. Bush (R–Tex.), 1985–1993
41. Neil Armstrong (D–Ohio), 1993–2001
42. Charlie Crist (R–Fla.), 2001–2003^Assassinated
43. Dick Cheney (R–Wyo.), 2003–2009
44. John Edwards (D–N.C.), 2009–2014^Resigned
45. Madonna L. Ciccone (D–Mich.), 2014–2017
46. Stephen Colbert (R–S.C.), 2017–2021^Defeated
47. Jill Jacobs (D–Penn.), 2021–2029

[NHI]

The Age of the One Term Presidents:

1989-1993: 41. Michael Dukakis (Defeated for Reelection)
1993-1997: 42. Robert Dole (Declined to run for reelection in 1996)
1997-2001: 43. John McCain (Defeated for Reelection)
2001-2004: 44. John Edwards (Resigned)
2004-2005: 45. Albert Gore (Defeated for Reelection)
2005-2009: 46. Willard Mitt Romney (Defeated for Reelection)
2009-2013: 47. Donald J. Trump (Declined to run for Reelection)
2013-2021: 48. Barack Obama (1st President to be reelected in 32 years).

Defeated Tickets:

1988: Bush/Dukakis: 272-266 (49.9% - 49.1%)
1992: Dukakis/Bentsen: 288-250 (51.5% - 48.0%)
1996: Clinton/Richards: 280-258 (49.6% - 49.4%)
2000: McCain/Kemp: 271-267 (50.0% - 49.1%) *McCain wins PV
2004: Albert Gore/Jeanne Shaheen: 316-222 (50.7% - 48.5%)
2008: Mitt Romney/John Thune, Jeanne Shaheen/Deval Patrick: 344-113-81 (37.5% - 30.9% - 29.8%)
2012: John Thune/Mike Pence Bloomberg/Mattis 373-165 -0 (44.1% - 40.6% -15.2%)
2016: Mike Pence/Paul Ryan: 422-116 (55.4% - 43.0%)

[Joe Biden 2024]

Reagan as Harding

40. Ronald Reagan/George H.W. Bush 1981-1983
41. George H.W. Bush/vacant 1983-1985, William E. Simon 1985-1989
42. Jack Kemp/Bob Dole 1989-1993
43. Mario Cuomo/Jim Wright 1993-2001, Russ Feingold 2001-2005, Carl Levin 2005
44. Carl Levin/vacant 2005-2009, Tom Daschle 2009-2013
45. David Petraeus/Pat Toomey 2013-2021
46. Chris Murphy/Mark Warner 2021-2023
47. Mark Warner/vacant 2023-2025, Jeff Merkley 2025-2029

Losing Tickets

1980: Alan Cranston/Hugh Carey
1984: Sargent Shriver/Ted Kennedy
1988: Hugh Carey/Lloyd Bentsen
1992: Jack Kemp/Bob Dole
1996: Tommy Thompson/Steve Forbes
2000: Steve Forbes/Trent Lott
2004: George Pataki/John Engler
2008: George Pataki/Bill Owens
2012: Mark Dayton/Mark Pryor
2016: Mark Dayton/Sherrod Brown
2020: Pat Toomey/Scott Brown
2024: Ted Cruz/Devin Nunes