List of Alternate Presidents 2.0.

[dw93]

The Johnson/Kennedy Years and Beyond:

35. Lyndon Johnson / John Kennedy (Democratic): 1961-1963*
36. John Kennedy / Vacant (Democratic): 1963-1965
36. John Kennedy / Terry Sanford (Democratic): 1965-1969**
37. Richard Nixon / John Tower (Republican): 1969-1977
38. Nelson Rockefeller / Ronald Reagan (Republican): 1977-1978***
39. Ronald Reagan / Vacant (Republican): 1978
39. Ronald Reagan / Richard Schweiker (Republican): 1978-1981
40. Lloyd Bentsen / Hugh Carey (Democratic): 1981-1989
41. Hugh Carey / Al Gore (Democratic): 1989-1993
42. Bob Dole / Tommy Thompson (Republican): 1993-2001
43. Al Gore / John Kerry (Democratic): 2001-2009]
44. Elizabeth Dole / Mitt Romney (Republican): 2009-2013****
45. Mitt Romney / Lindsey Graham (Republican): 2013-2017
46. Elizabeth Warren / Sherrod Brown (Democratic): 2017-2025
47. Jon Huntsman / Marco Rubio (Republican): 2025-Incumbent

Defeated Tickets:

1960: Richard Nixon / Henry Cabot Lodge (Republican)
1964: Barry Goldwater / William Miller (Republican)
1968: Terry Sanford / Hubert Humphrey (Democratic)
1972: George Wallace / Thomas Eagleton (Democratic), Eugene McCarthy / George McGovern (Peace)
1976: Henry "Scoop" Jackson / Jimmy Carter (Democratic)
1980: Ronald Reagan / Richard Schweiker (Democratic)
1984: Howard Baker / Paul Laxalt (Republican)
1988: Pete du Pont / John Danforth (Republican)
1992: Hugh Carey / Al Gore (Democratic)
1996: Douglas Wilder / Jerry Brown (Democratic)
2000: Tommy Thompson / Connie Mack III (Republican)
2004: Fred Thompson / George Pataki (Republican)
2008: John Kerry / Mary Landrieu (Democratic)
2012: Joe Biden / Deval Patrick (Democratic)
2016: Mitt Romney / Lindsey Graham (Republican)
2020: Ted Cruz / Scott Walker (Republican)
2024: Sherrod Brown / Joaquin Castro (Democratic)

*= Assassinated November 23rd, 1963 in Boston MA
**= Declined to Seek another term due to revelations of infidelity and due to poor health
***= Died of a Heart Attack March 3rd, 1978
****= Declined to seek another term due to First Gentleman and Former President Bob Dole's Declining Health

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Presidents	Years		Vice Presidents	Years
Barack Obama (D-Ill.)	2009–2017		Joe Biden (D-Del.)	2009–2017
Donald Trump (R-N.Y.)	2017–2019Impeached		Mike Pence (D-Ind.)	2017–2019
Mike Pence (D-Ind.)	2019–2021		Vacant	2019–2021
Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.)	2021–2023Resigned		Pete Buttigieg (D-Ind.)	2021–2023
Pete Buttigieg (D-Ind.)	2023–2033		Ron Nirenberg (I-Texas)	2023–2033
David Holt (R-Okla.)	2033–2037		Jeannette Núñez (R-Fla.)	2033–2037
Sonequa Martin-Greeen (D-Ala.)	2037–present		Jacob Frey (D-Minn.)	2037–present

[Joe Biden 2024]

Clinton as Reagan

42. Bill Clinton/Bob Kerrey 1993-2001
43. Bob Kerrey/Russ Feingold 2001-2005
44. Tommy Thompson/Peter Fitzgerald 2005-2013
45. Tom Vilsack/Joe Lieberman 2013-2021
46. Tim Scott/Rob Portman 2021-2029

Losing Tickets

1992: George H.W. Bush/Dan Quayle
1996: Dan Quayle/Lynn Martin
2000: George Allen/Pete Domenici
2004: Bob Kerrey/Russ Feingold
2008: Al Gore/Dick Gephardt
2012: Peter Fitzgerald/Richard Burr
2016: Jim Webb/Pat Toomey
2020: Jack Reed/Gretchen Whitmer
2024: Gavin Newsom/Brendan Boyle

[Joe Biden 2024]

Clinton as Kennedy

42. Bill Clinton/Al Gore 1993-1995
43. Al Gore/Tom Harkin 1995-2001
44. Dan Quayle/George Ryan 2001-2005, vacant 2005, Dick Armey 2005-2006
45. Dick Armey/vacant 2006, Tom Ridge 2006-2009
46. Mike Easley/Russ Feingold 2009-2013
47. Scott Walker/Rob Portman 2013-2021
48. Rob Portman/Dean Heller 2021-2025
49. Ralph Northam/Chris Coons 2025-2029

Losing Tickets

1992: Dan Quayle/Connie Mack III
1996: Carroll Campbell/John Kasich
2000: Tom Harkin/John Kerry
2004: Howard Dean/Bill Richardson/Franklin Raines
2008: Dick Armey/John Thune
2012: Mike Easley/Russ Feingold
2016: Russ Feingold/Kirsten Gillibrand
2020: Jay Inslee/Mark Warner
2024: Rob Portman/Dean Heller

[Joe Biden 2024]

Reagan as FDR

39. Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale 1977-1981
40. Ronald Reagan/Bob Michel 1981-1989, Richard Schweiker 1989-1993, Paul Trible 1993
41. Paul Trible/vacant 1993, Alan Simpson 1993-2001
42. Wesley Clark/John Edwards 2001-2009
43. Jeb Bush/Jon Kyl 2009-2011
44. Jon Kyl/vacant 2011, Chuck Hagel 2011-2017
45. John Edwards/Dan Malloy 2017-2021, vacant 2021, Joe Crowley 2021-2022
46. Joe Crowley/vacant 2022, Jack Markell 2022-2025
47. Charlie Baker/Cory Gardner 2025-2029

Losing Tickets

1976: Gerald R. Ford/Bob Dole
1980: Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale
1984: Reubin Askew/Ed Koch
1988: Lee Iacocca/Alan Cranston
1992: Mario Cuomo/Evan Bayh
1996: Mario Cuomo/Ann Richards
2000: Tommy Thompson/John Danforth
2004: Tommy Thompson/Dan Quayle
2008: John Edwards/Chris Dodd
2012: Jeff Merkley/Chet Edwards
2016: Chuck Hagel/Rick Scott
2020: Mike Pence/Bob McDonnell/Paul Ryan
2024: Joe Crowley/Tammy Duckworth

[Joe Biden 2024]

Hoover as Taft

31. Herbert Hoover/Charles Curtis 1929-1933
32. Albert Ritchie/George White 1933-1941
33. Styles Bridges/Arthur James 1941-1943
34. Arthur James/vacant 1943-1945, Henry A. Wallace 1945-1949
35. John Bricker/Leverett Saltonstall 1949-1953
36. W. Averell Harriman/Sam Rayburn 1953-1961, Happy Chandler 1961-1965, Paul Douglas 1965
37. Paul Douglas/vacant 1965-1969, Hubert Humphrey 1969-1973
38. Maxwell D. Taylor/Bill Brock 1973-1981
39. Ted Kennedy/Lloyd Bentsen 1981-1983
40. Lloyd Bentsen/vacant 1983-1985, Walter Mondale 1985-1989
41. Bill Brock/John Fife Symington III 1989-1993, vacant 1993, Bob Michel 1993-1994
42. Bob Michel/vacant 1994, Carroll Campbell 1994-1997
43. Ned McWherter/Tom Harkin 1997-2001
44. George W. Bush/John Kasich 2001-2009
45. John Kasich/John Ensign 2009-2013
46. Pat Quinn/Evan Bayh 2013-2021
47. Josh Mandel/Eric Cantor 2021-2029

Losing Tickets

1932: Herbert Hoover/Charles Curtis, Calvin Coolidge/Joseph France
1936: Harry Nice/Charles Dawes
1940: James Curley/W. Averell Harriman
1944: Joseph P. Kennedy/Paul McNutt
1948: Franklin D. Roosevelt/Alben Barkley
1952: John Bricker/Leverett Saltonstall
1956: Earl Warren/Charlie E. Wilson
1960: James P. Mitchell/Everett Dirksen
1964: Nelson Rockefeller/Jim Rhodes
1968: Nelson Rockefeller/Mark Hatfield
1972: Jimmy Carter/Henry Jackson
1976: Jimmy Carter/Frank Church
1980: Bill Brock/Jacob Javits
1984: Ronald Reagan/Phil Crane
1988: Walter Mondale/Daniel Patrick Moynihan
1992: Harris Wofford/Paul Tsongas/Lee Hamilton
1996: Bob Michel/Chuck Grassley
2000: Ned McWherter/Tom Harkin
2004: Tom Harkin/Dianne Feinstein
2008: Jim Doyle/Joe Biden
2012: John Kasich/John Ensign
2016: Chuck Grassley/Jon Huntsman
2020: Evan Bayh/Joe Manchin
2024: Chris Murphy/Beto O'Rourke

[Joe Biden 2024]

Truman as Cleveland

33. Harry S. Truman/vacant 1945-1949
34. Thomas E. Dewey/Charles Halleck 1949-1953
35. Harry S. Truman/John F. Kennedy 1953-1957
36. John Bricker/Fred Hartley 1957-1959, vacant 1959-1961, Nelson Rockefeller 1961
37. Nelson Rockefeller/vacant 1961-1965, Roman Hruska 1965-1969
38. Charles Percy/Hugh Scott 1969-1973
39. Patrick Lucey/Reubin Askew 1973-1981
40. John Tower/Dick Thornburgh 1981-1983
41. Dick Thornburgh/vacant 1983-1985, Elliot Richardson 1985-1989
42. George H.W. Bush/Howard Baker 1989-1993
43. Jerry Brown/Dick Gephardt 1993-2001, Richard Shelby 2001-2005, Bill Nelson 2005
44. Bill Nelson/vacant 2005-2009, Harry Reid 2009-2013
45. Stanley McCrystal/Ron Johnson 2013-2021
46. Cory Booker/Russ Feingold 2021-2023
47. Russ Feingold/vacant 2023-2025, Mark Begich 2025-2029

Losing Tickets

1948: Harry S. Truman/Alben Barkley
1952: Thomas E. Dewey/Harold Stassen
1956: Estes Kefauver/Paul C. Fisher
1960: Estes Kefauver/John F. Kennedy
1964: Tom C. Clark/Richard Russell
1968: Estes Kefauver/Stephen M Young
1972: Charles Percy/Hugh Scott, Nelson Rockefeller/Daniel Evans
1976: Malcolm Wilson/Roman Hruska
1980: Mark White/Jerry Brown
1984: Peter Rodino/Adlai Stevenson III
1988: Alan Cranston/Robert Byrd
1992: George H.W. Bush/Howard Baker
1996: Thomas Kean/George W. Bush
2000: Steve Forbes/Don Nickles
2004: Christopher Cox/Rick Perry
2008: Christopher Cox/George Pataki
2012: John F. Kennedy Jr./Phil Bredesen
2016: John F. Kennedy Jr./Mark Warner
2020: Ron Johnson/Chris Christie
2024: Mike Lee/Mo Brooks

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

2016

Gov. Duncan Kelly (Democratic–Va.)/Former State Sec. C. S. Mangan (D–D.C.) — 337 votes, 53.3%
Abigail Seerha (Republican–Calif.)/Gov. Tripp Calvin-Smith (R–La.) — 161 votes, 45.8%2020

President Duncan Kelly (D–Va.)/Vice President C. S. Mangan (D–D.C.) — 449 votes, 58.5%
Abigail Seerha (R–Calif.)/Rep. Tom Cotton (R–Ark.) — 161 votes, 39.9%
Former L.G. Spencer Cox (R–Utah)/Rep. Harold Su (R–N.Y.) — 6 votes, 2.5%2024
^{Electoral College abolished, replaced with top-two runoff system}

Round 1
Rep. Jared Golden (D–Maine)/Defense Sec. Ian C. Halleran (D–Ill.) — 37.5%
Sen. Kymberly Hall-Gonzalez (R–Texas.)/Sen. Mateo Berendsen (R–N.C.) — 20.1%
Abigail Seerha (R–Calif.)/Former L.G. Julian Escasena (R–Fla.) —18.9%
Rep. Georja Calvin Smith (D–Ohio)/Rep. Witt Rommetvelt (R–Minn.) — 18.8%

Round 2
Rep. Jared Golden (D–Maine)/Defense Sec. Ian C. Halleran (D–Ill.) — 54.0%
Sen. Kymberly Hall-Gonzalez (R–Texas.)/Sen. Mateo Berendsen (R–N.C.) — 46.0%

[bagelman]

TOTALLY ORIGINAL PRESIDENTS LIST THE LIKES OF WHICH THIS THREAD AND THE ONE ON AH.COM HAS TOTALLY NEVER SEEN BEFORE.

POD: GEORGE BUSH ABDUCTED AND TORUTURED TO DEATH BY ALIENS FROM OUTER SPACE.

41. George Bush 1989-91
42. Dan Quayle 1991-93
43. Bill Clinton 1993-2001
44. Mitt Romney 2001-2009
45. John Edwards 2009-2013
46. John McCain 2013-2017
47. Marco Rubio 2017-2021
48. Borat Obama 2021-present

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

TOTALLY ORIGINAL PRESIDENTS LIST THE LIKES OF WHICH THIS THREAD AND THE ONE ON AH.COM HAS TOTALLY NEVER SEEN BEFORE.

POD: GEORGE BUSH ABDUCTED AND TORUTURED TO DEATH BY ALIENS FROM OUTER SPACE.

41. George Bush 1989-91
42. Dan Quayle 1991-93
43. Bill Clinton 1993-2001
44. Mitt Romney 2001-2009
45. John Edwards 2009-2013
46. John McCain 2013-2017
47. Marco Rubio 2017-2021
48. Borat Obama 2021-present

I can believe the aliens, but John McCain 2012? That's just unrealistic

[dw93]

The Great Upset of '76:

38. Gerald Ford (REP.):1974-1981 / Nelson Rockefeller (REP.):1974-1977, Bob Dole (REP.): 1977-1981
39. Hugh Carey (DEM.):1981-1989 / Henry "Scoop" Jackson¹ (DEM.): 1981-1983, Gary Hart (DEM.): 1983-1989
40. Tom Kean (REP.): 1989-1997 / Paul Laxalt (REP.): 1989-1997
41. Jack Kemp (REP.): 1997-2001 / Jim Edgar (REP.): 1997-2001
42. Ann Richards (DEM.):² 2001-2005 / Dick Gephardt (DEM.): 2001-2005
43. Dick Gephardt (DEM.): 2005-2009 / Blanche Lincoln (DEM.): 2005-2009
44. Jon Huntsman Jr. (REP.): 2009-2017 / Kay Bailey Hutchison (REP.): 2009-2017
45. Sherrod Brown (DEM.): 2017-2025 / Barack Obama (DEM.): 2017-2025

¹= Died of an aortic aneurysm March 2nd, 1983

²= Declined to seek a Second Term as President for Health Reasons

Defeated Tickets:
1976: Jimmy Carter (DEM.) / Walter Mondale (DEM.)
1980: Ronald Reagan (REP.) / Howard Baker (REP.)
1984: Bob Dole (REP.) / John Chafee (REP.)
1988: Gary Hart (DEM.) / Lloyd Bentsen (DEM.)
1992: Bill Bradley (DEM.) / Bob Kerrey (DEM.)
1996: Douglas Wilder (DEM.) / John Kerry (DEM.)
2000: Jack Kemp (REP.) / Jim Edgar (REP.)
2004: Jeb Bush (REP.) / Gary Johnson (REP.)
2008: Dick Gephardt (DEM.) / Blanche Lincoln (DEM.)
2012: Andrew Cuomo (DEM.) / Mark Warner (DEM.)
2016: Mitch Daniels (REP.) / Lindsey Graham (REP.)
2020: Ted Cruz (REP.) / Rick Scott (REP.)

Ranking the Presidents since 1976:

1. Hugh Carey: 1981-1989
2. Sherrod Brown: 2017-Incumbent
3. Ann Richards: 2001-2005
4. Tom Kean:1989-1997
5 (tie). Gerald Ford: 1974-1981
5 (tie). Dick Gephardt: 2005-2009
7. John Huntsman: 2009-2017
8. Jack Kemp: 1997-2001

[NYSforKennedy2024]

Donald Trump wins the 2000 Republican Presidential Nomination


2000 - Donald Trump/Oprah Winfrey (R) defeat Senator Al Gore/Senator Joe Lieberman (D)

2004 - President Donald Trump/Vice President Oprah Winfrey (R) defeat Senator John Edwards/Governor Howard Dean (D)

2008 - Defense Secretary McCain/Senator Joe Lieberman (R) defeat Governor Hillary Clinton/General Wesley Clark (D)

2012 - Senator Barack Obama/Senator Bernard Sanders (D) defeat President John McCain/Vice President Joe Lieberman

2016 - President Barack Obama/Vice President Bernard Sanders (D) defeat Rep. Paul Ryan/Governor Marco Rubio (R)

2020 - Governor Kris Kobach/Senator Matt Gaetz (R) defeat Commerce Secretary Elizabeth Warren/Rep. Julian Castro (D)

[Joe Biden 2024]

Someone else from the primary fields wins

39. Jerry Brown/Reubin Askew 1977-1981
40. John Connally/Paul Laxalt 1981-1989
41. Paul Laxalt/John Warner 1989-1993
42. Tom Harkin/Jay Rockefeller 1993-2001
43. John McCain/Fred Thompson 2001-2009
44. John Edwards/Ted Strickland 2009-2017
45. John Kasich/Brian Sandoval 2017-2021

Losing Tickets

1976: Ronald Reagan/Kit Bond
1980: Jerry Brown/Reubin Askew
1984: John Glenn/Dale Bumpers
1988: Bruce Babbitt/Ernest Hollings
1992: Paul Laxalt/John Warner
1996: Phil Gramm/John Engler
2000: Bill Bradley/Bob Graham
2004: Howard Dean/Blanche Lincoln
2008: Fred Thompson/Kay Bailey Hutchison
2012: Rick Perry/Chris Christie
2016: Martin O'Malley/Brian Schweitzer

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Ittl we have six-year terms from 1964, and a French-y two-round system.

Presidents of the United States

32. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Old Democratic Party–New York) 1933-1947^Died

• 1944: Franklin Roosevelt (ODP) defeats Thomas E. Dewey (Republican)

33. Henry A. Wallace (Old Democratic Party, then Freedom Democratic Party–Iowa) 1947-1953

• 1948: Henry Wallace (FDP)^[1] defeats Thomas E. Dewey (R), James F. Byrnes (ODP)^[1]

34. Earl Warren (Republican Party-California) 1953-1971

• 1952: Earl Warren (R) defeats Henry Wallace (FDP), Richard Russell (ODP)
• 1956: Earl Warren (R) defeats Lyndon B. Johnson (ODP), Claude Pepper (FDP)
• 1960: Earl Warren (R) defeats Lyndon B. Johnson (ODP), Hubert Humphrey (FDP)
• 1964:^[2] Earl Warren (R) defeats George Wallace (ODP), Eugene McCarthy (FDP)

35. Nelson Rockefeller (Republican Party–New York) 1971-1977

• 1970: Nelson Rockefeller (R) defeats George McGovern (FDP), Wilbur Mills (ODP)

36. Jimmy Carter (New Democratic Party–Georgia) 1977-1983

• 1976: Jimmy Carter (NDP)^[3] defeats Gerald R. Ford (R), George McGovern (Workers Party)^[3]

37. George H. W. Bush (Republican Party–Texas) 1983-1995

• 1982: George H. W. Bush (R) defeats Jimmy Carter (NDP), Ted Kennedy (Independent), Jesse Jackson (W)
• 1988: George H. W. Bush (R) defeats Michael Dukakis (NDP), Jesse Jackson (W)

38. Bill Clinton (New Democratic Party–Arkansas) 1995-2007

• 1994: Bill Clinton (NDP) defeats Bob Dole (R), Pat Buchanan (America First!)^[4], Ross Perot (Independent)
• 2000: Bill Clinton (NDP) defeats Donald Trump (Independent), John McCain (R), Ralph Nader (W)

39. John S. McCain (Republicans, then Independent) 2007-2013

• 2006: John McCain (R) defeats Al Gore (NDP), Arnold Schwarzenegger (Independent), Newt Gingrich (America First!)

40. Barack Obama (Organizing for Action, then Hope Party) 2013-present

• 2012: Barack Obama (OFA)^[5] defeats Mitch Daniels (R), Russ Feingold (WFP), Hillary Clinton (NDP), Mike Huckabee (America First!)
• 2018: Barack Obama (H)^[6] defeats Donald Trump (America First!), John Kasich (Independent), Ted Cruz (R)

1. Democratic Party splits between factions loyal to Pres. Henry Wallace and Sen. James F. Byrns

2. In 1962 the Constitution was amended to give the President a six-year term and to elect the President via a two-round popular vote runoff.

3. Jimmy Carter reunites the two factions of the Democrats into the New Democrats. Some dissatisfied left-wing activists begin the Workers Party.

4. Conservative activist Pat Buchanan splits from the Republicans and founds the nationalist America First! movement

5. This is basically just En Marche! ok

6. OFA merges with other left-wing parties, notably the New Democrats and the Working Families Party, to found the Hope Party. Meanwhile, the Republican Party fractures.

This should be a timeline.

[MillennialModerate]

Presidents	Years		Vice Presidents	Years
33. Harry Truman (D- Missouri)	1945–1949		Alben Barkley (D- Kentucky)	1945–1949
34. Thomas Dewey (R- New York)	1949-1953 [1]		John Bricker (R- Ohio)	1949-1953
35. Dwight Eisenhower (I- Kansas)	1953–1957 [2]		Earl Warren (I- Calif)	1953–1957
36. Richard Nixon (R-Calif.)	1957–1961		Henry Cabot Lodge (R-Mass)	1957–1961
37. John F. Kennedy (D- MA)	1961–1969. [3]		Lyndon Johnson (D-Texas)	1961–1965
			George Smathers (D-Florida)	1965-1969
38. George Smathers (D-Florida)	1969-1973		Ed Muskie (D-Maine)	1969-1973
39. Ronald Reagan (D-California)	1973-1981		Nelson Rockefeller (D-NY)	1973-1979 [4]
			Howard Baker (R-Tenn)	1979-1981
40. Robert F Kennedy (D-Maryland)	1981-1989		Lloyd Bentsen (D-Texas)	1981-1989
41. John Glenn (D-Ohio)	1989-1993		Fritz Hollings (D-So.Carolina)	1989-1993
42. John McCain (R-Fla.)	1993-2001		Mitt Romney (R-Mass)	1993-2001
43. Joe Biden (D-Del)	2001-2005		Maria Shriver (D-Calif.)	2001-2005
44. George W. Bush (R-Texas)	2005-2009		John Kasich (R-Ohio)	2005-2009
45. John F. Kennedy Jr. (D-New York)	2009-2017		Barack Obama (D-Illinois)	2009–2017
46. Barack Obama (D-Illinois)	2017-2025		Joe Manchin (D-W. Virginia)	2017-2025
47. Elizabeth Halseth (R-Nevada)	2025-2033		Marco Rubio (R- Florida)	2025-2033
48. Donald Trump Jr (T- NY)	2033-2035 [5]		Ben Shapiro (T- Calif.)	2033-2035
49. Ben Shapiro (T- Calif)	2035-2037		Tomi Lahren (T- So. Dakota)	2035-2037
50. Alexandria Ocasio-C (LG - NY)	2037-2041		Levi Sanders (LG- NH)	2037-2041
51. Jack Schlossberg (D- Conn)	2041-2049		Connor Lamb (D- Penn)	2041-2049

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^[1]The closest election in history takes a week to decide as Delewares 3 electoral votes hang in the balance. Dewey wins the state by 87 votes, giving him the states 3 EV and the EC win 266-265. Nationally Truman wins the popular vote by 22k votes.

^[2] President Eisenhower decides not to run for second term after health scare

^[3] After bringing the world back from the brink during the Cuban Crisis and after surviving an assassination attempt JFK becomes the first and so far only President to win a 50 state sweep over Senator Barry Goldwater. He won 71% of the popular vote

^[4] Vice President Rockefeller dies suddenly in his West Wing office.

^[5] Donald Trump Jr becomes the first non Democrat or Republican to win the presidency since Ike. Two years in he resigns due to bribery and corruption allegations.

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Love that format, MillennialModerate, where'd you get it from?

[Joe Biden 2024]

Dukakis as Kennedy

41. Michael Dukakis/Lloyd Bentsen 1989-1991
42. Lloyd Bentsen/vacant 1991, Bill Bradley 1991-1997
43. George H.W. Bush/Carroll Campbell 1997-2001, vacant 2001, Roy Blunt 2001-2002
44. Roy Blunt/vacant 2002, William Weld 2002-2005
45. Howard Dean/Evan Bayh 2005-2009
46. Fred Thompson/Duncan Hunter 2009-2017
47. Duncan Hunter/Norm Coleman 2017-2021
48. Dan Malloy/Joseph P. Kennedy III 2021-2029

Losing Tickets

1988: George H.W. Bush/Dan Quayle
1992: Al D'Amato/Dick Cheney
1996: Bill Bradley/Bob Graham
2000: Paul Wellstone/Robert Torricelli/Jesse Jackson
2004: Roy Blunt/John Cornyn
2008: Howard Dean/Evan Bayh
2012: Evan Bayh/Hillary Clinton
2016: Steve Beshear/John Kerry
2020: Duncan Hunter/Norm Coleman
2024: John Cornyn/Mike Rogers

[LabourJersey]

The Dean Machine Doesn't Stop:

43. George W. Bush (R-TX)/Richard Cheney (R-WY) Jan. 20 2001-Jan. 20 2005
44. Howard Dean (D-VT)/Wesley Clark (D-AR) Jan. 20 2005-Jan. 20 2009
45. George Allen (R-VA)/Tim Pawlenty (R-MN) Jan. 20 2009-Jan. 20 2013
46. Hillary Clinton (D-NY)/Cory Booker* (D-NJ) Jan. 20 2013-Jan. 20 2017
47. Rick Perry (R-TX)/Jim Nussle** (R-IA) Jan. 20 2017-present 

*Elected Governor in 2009
**Elected Governor in 2006; Re-elected in 2010 & 2014

[MadmanMotley]

H.W. Part 2
41. V.P. George H.W. Bush (R-TX)/Rep. Jack Kemp (R-NY) 1989-1997
42. Sen. Tom Daschle (D-SD)/Gov. Douglas Wilder (D-VA) 1997-2005
43. Sen. John Edwards (D-NC)/Gen. Wesley Clark (D-AR) 2005-2008*
44. VP. Wesley Clark (D-AR)/[Vacant] 2008-2009
45. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX)/Gov. Mark Sanford (R-SC) 2009-2017
46. CEO Howard Schultz (D/I-WA)/Sen. Evan Bayh (D-IN) 2017- 20??

[Joe Biden 2024]

Same States, Same Parties, Different People

19. John Sherman/Steward Woodford 1877-1881
20. Stanley Matthews/Roscoe Conkling 1881
21. Roscoe Conkling/vacant 1881-1885
22. David B. Hill/Joseph E. McDonald 1885-1889
23. Albert G. Porter/Robert Todd Lincoln 1889-1893
24. David B. Hill/John M. Palmer 1893-1897
25. Mark Hanna/William Walter Phelps 1897-1898, vacant 1898-1901, Chauncey Depew 1901
26. Chauncey Depew/vacant 1901-1905, Albert J. Beveridge 1905-1909
27. Joseph B. Foraker/Charles Evans Hughes 1909-1913
28. James Edgar Martine/John Kern 1913-1921
29. Theodore E. Burton/John Weeks 1921-1923
30. John Weeks/vacant 1923-1925, Frank Lowden 1925-1929
31. Hiram Johnson/Henry Justin Allen 1929-1933
32. Al Smith/Dan Moody 1933-1941, Nelson G. Kraschel 1941-1945, Bennett Champ Clark 1945
33. Bennett Champ Clark/vacant 1945-1949, Happy Chandler 1949-1953
34. Frank Carlson/William Knowland 1953-1961
35. Endicott Peabody/John Connally 1961-1963
36. John Connally/vacant 1963-1965, Eugene McCarthy 1965-1969
37. William Knowland/Rogers Morton 1969-1973, vacant 1973, Robert P. Griffin 1973-1974
38. Robert P. Griffin/vacant 1974, Jacob Javits 1974-1977
39. Carl Sanders/Rudy Perpich 1977-1981
40. George Murphy/John Tower 1981-1989
41. John Tower/Richard Lugar 1989-1993
42. Dale Bumpers/Jim Sasser 1993-2001
43. Phil Gramm/Alan Simpson 2001-2009
44. Carol Moseley Braun/Tom Carper 2009-2017
45. George Pataki/Mitch Daniels 2017-

Losing Tickets

1876: Francis Kernan/Joseph E. McDonald
1880: Samuel J. Randall/David W. Voorhees
1884: Eugene Hale/Richard J. Oglesby
1888: David B. Hill/Richard M. Bishop
1892: Albert G. Porter/Warner Miller
1896: James E. Boyd/Lorenzo De Medici Sweat
1900: James E. Boyd/John M. Palmer
1904: William Randolph Hearst/Johnson N. Camden
1908: James E. Boyd/John A. M. Adair
1912: Joseph B. Foraker/Charles Evans Hughes
1916: Elihu Root/Albert J. Beveridge
1920: Judson Harmon/Al Smith
1924: Clarence W. Watson/Gilbert Hitchcock
1928: Robert F. Wagner/William F. Kirby
1932: Hiram Johnson/Henry Justin Allen
1936: Arthur Capper/Charles Adkins
1940: James W. Wadsworth Jr./Frederick Steiwer
1944: Irving Ives/Robert A. Taft
1948: Irving Ives/Frank Merriam
1952: Paul Douglas/J. Lister Hill
1956: Paul Douglas/Albert Gore
1960: William Knowland/Leverett Saltonstall
1964: Paul Fannin/Nelson Rockefeller
1968: Eugene McCarthy/Kenneth M. Curtis
1972: Dick Kneip/Marvin Mandel
1976: Robert P. Griffin/James B. Pearson
1980: Carl Sanders/Rudy Perpich
1984: Rudy Perpich/Mario Cuomo
1988: Ted Kennedy/Mark White
1992: John Tower/Richard Lugar
1996: Nancy Kassebaum/Al D'Amato
2000: Jim Sasser/Chris Dodd
2004: Deval Patrick/Mike Easley
2008: Jon Kyl/Lisa Murkowski
2012: Scott Brown/Tommy Thompson
2016: Kirsten Gillibrand/Terry McAuliffe

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

PRESIDENTS of the UNITED STATES
25. William McKinley (Republican, Ohio) 1897 – 1901 ‡
26. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican, New York) 1901 – 1909
27. William Howard Taft (Republican, Ohio) 1901 – 1913
28. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican, New York) 1913 – 1916 †
29. Albert Jeremiah Beveridge (Republican, Indiana) 1916 – 1917
30. Thomas Woodrow Wilson (Democratic, New Jersey) 1917 – 1919 *
31. Alexander Mitchell Palmer (Independent, Pennsylvania) 1919 – 1920 §
32. Henry Cabot Lodge (Republican, Massachusetts) 1920 – 1921
33. William Gibbs McAdoo (Democratic, New York) 1921 – 1923 ˚
34. William Edgar Borah (Progressive, Idaho) 1923 – 1925
35. Henry Ford (National People's, Michigan) 1925 – 1927 †
36. Robert Sterling Clark (National People's, New York) 1927 – 1930 ^
37. Douglas MacArthur (Military, Arkansas) 1930 – 1964
38. Curtis E. LeMay (National People's, Ohio) 1964 – 1968 ^
39. Everett McKinley Dirksen (National People's, Illinois) 1968 – 1969 §
40. Hubert Horatio Humphrey (Democratic Action, Minnesota) 1969 – 1970
41. Martin Luther King (Socialist, Alabama) 1970 – 1976
42. Birch Evans Bayh (Democratic Alliance, Indiana) 1976 – 1988
43. George Herbert Walker Bush (Christian Democratic, Connecticut) 1988 – 1994
44. Mario Matthew Cuomo (Social Democratic, New York) 1994 – 2006
45. William Jefferson Blythe (Liberal Democratic, Arkansas) 2006 – 2012
46. Willard Mitt Romney (Christian Democratic, Michigan) 2012 – 2018
47. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Socialist, New York) 2018 – incumbent

‡ Assassinated     † Died in office of natural causes     * Incapacitated and removed from office     
§ Resigned     ˚ Impeached     ^ Deposed

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1989-1997: George H.W. Bush/Dan Quyale
1997-2001: Jerry Brown/Bob Kerrey
2001-2009: John McCain/Joe Lieberman
2009-2013: Hillary Clinton/Evan Bayh
2013-2017: Mitt Romney/Judd Gregg
2017-2025: Sherrod Brown/Brian Scweitzer
2025-2033: Charlie Baker/Martha McSally
2033-unknown Chris Murphy/Collin Allred

Losing tickets
1988: Michael Dukakis/Lloyd Bentsen
1992: Bob Kerrey/Tom Harkin
1996: Bob Dole/Jack Kemp
2000: Jerry Brown/Bob Kerrey
2004: John Kerry/John Edwards
2008: Joe Lieberman/Tim Pawlenty
2012: Hillary Clinton/Evan Bayh
2016: Mitt Romney/Judd Gregg
2020: Scott Walker/John Thune
2024: Kamala Harris/Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez
2028: Kirsten Gillibrand/Tim Walz
2032: Martha McSally/Ron DeSantis

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Presidents of the American Federation

1. John W. Bricker (Independent-Ohio) 1951-1960
2. Richard M. Nixon (Independent, America United-California) 1960-1969
3. Robert Finch (America United-California) 1969-1973
4. Richard M. Nixon (America United-California) 1973-1985

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45. Donald J. Trump (R-N.Y.)/Mike Pence (R-Ind.): 2017-2021
46. Colleen Hanabusa (D-Hawaii)/Wayne Messam (D-Fla.): 2021-2025
47. Casey Cagle (F-Ga.)/Ralph Northam (F-Va.): 2025-2025*
48. Ralph Northam (F-Va.)/Phil Gingrey (F-Ga.): 2025-2029
49. Phil Batt (R-Idaho)/Melissa Hurtado (D-Calif.): 2029-2030**
50. Melissa Hurtado (D-Calif.): 2030-2030***
51. Bruce Poliquin (F-Maine)/Phil Gingrey (F-Ga.): 2030-2032****
52. Phil Gingrey (F-Ga.)/Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (S-N.Y.): 2032-2033
53. Colleen Hanabusa (D-Hawaii)/Joe Crowley (D-N.Y.): 2033-

*President Cagle is assassinated at an American Fascist rally in New Braunfels, Tex. on October 13th, 2025
**President Batt dies of pancreatic cancer on May 5, 2030
***President Hurtado is impeached by the majority-Fascist Congress fourteen days after being sworn in, with no VP. Speaker of the House Bruce Poliquin ascends to the Presidency.
****President Poliquin is assassinated by Senate Majority Leader Joe Manchin six days after he loses reelection to Colleen Hanabusa in order to prevent a power grab. Manchin installs Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as Gingrey's VP to prevent a power grab from the new President.

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45. Donald J. Trump (R-N.Y.)/Mike Pence (R-Ind.): 2017-2021
46. Colleen Hanabusa (D-Hawaii)/Wayne Messam (D-Fla.): 2021-2025
47. Casey Cagle (F-Ga.)/Ralph Northam (F-Va.): 2025-2025*
48. Ralph Northam (F-Va.)/Phil Gingrey (F-Ga.): 2025-2029
49. Phil Batt (R-Idaho)/Melissa Hurtado (D-Calif.): 2029-2030**
50. Melissa Hurtado (D-Calif.): 2030-2030***
51. Bruce Poliquin (F-Maine)/Phil Gingrey (F-Ga.): 2030-2032****
52. Phil Gingrey (F-Ga.)/Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (S-N.Y.): 2032-2033
53. Colleen Hanabusa (D-Hawaii)/Joe Crowley (D-N.Y.): 2033-

*President Cagle is assassinated at an American Fascist rally in New Braunfels, Tex. on October 13th, 2025
**President Batt dies of pancreatic cancer on May 5, 2030
***President Hurtado is impeached by the majority-Fascist Congress fourteen days after being sworn in, with no VP. Speaker of the House Bruce Poliquin ascends to the Presidency.
****President Poliquin is assassinated by Senate Majority Leader Joe Manchin six days after he loses reelection to Colleen Hanabusa in order to prevent a power grab. Manchin installs Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as Gingrey's VP to prevent a power grab from the new President.

Wow this one is dark