Your Nightmare Senate

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Alabama: Roy Moore and George Wallace (George Wallace swithced over to the Republican Party in the early 1990s)
Alaska: Joe Miller and Sarah Palin
Arizona: Joe Arpaio and Kelli Ward
Arkansas: Tom Cotton and Orval Faubus
California: Dianne Feinstein and Dana Rohrabacher (Putin's favorite Congressman)
Colorado: Marilyn Musgrave and Darryl Glenn
Connecticut: Joe Lieberman and Dan Malloy
Delaware: Christine O'Donnell and Thomas Carper
Florida: Allen West and Mark Foley
Georgia: Jody Hice and Richard Russell
Hawaii: Colleen Hanabusa and Campbell Cavasso
Idaho: Larry Craig and Raul Labrador
Illinois: Joe Walsh and Rod Blagoeivich
Indiana: Mike Pence and Richard Mourdock
Iowa: Steve King and Bob Vander Plaats
Kansas: Sam Brownback and Kris Kobach
Kentucky: John C. Breckinridge and Mitch McConnell
Louisiana: David Duke and Bobby Jindal
Maine: Paul LePage and Owen Brewster
Maryland: Allan Keyes and George Mahoney
Massachusetts: Martha Coakley and John Siber
Michigan: Ted Nugent and Robert “Kid Rock” Ritchie
Minnesota: Michelle Bachmann and Tom Emmer
Mississippi: Chris McDaniel and Jim Eastland
Missouri: Todd Akin and Joshua Hawley
Montana: Conrad Burns and Richard Spencer
Nebraska: Roman Hruska and Pete Ricketts
Nevada: Sharron Angle and John Ensign
New Hampshire: Bob Smith and Meldrim Thomson Jr.
New Jersey: Chris Christie and Jon Corzine
New Mexico: Steve Pearce and Garrey Carruthers
New York: Jeanine Pirro and Carl Palladino
North Carolina: Pat McCrory and Jesse Helms
North Dakota: Rick Berg and Doug Burgum
Ohio: Ken Blackwell and Robert Taft III
Oklahoma: Scott Pruitt and Jim Inhofe
Oregon: Greg Walden and Bob Packwood
Pennsylvania: James Buchanan and Tom Corbett
Rhode Island: Fernand St. Germain and Buddy Cianci
South Carolina: Strom Thurmond and Albert Watson
South Dakota: Kristi Noem and Bill Janklow
Tennessee: Marsha Blackburn and Joe Carr
Texas: Ted Cruz and Louie Gohmert
Utah: Mike Lee and Orrin Hatch
Vermont: Randy Brock and Rich Tarrant
Virginia: Howard Smith and Harry F. Byrd Sr.
Washington: Cathy McMorris Rodgers and Dave Reichert
West Virginia: Joe Manchin and Jim Justice
Wisconsin: David Clarke and Joseph McCarthy
Wyoming: Dick Cheney and Liz Cheney

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Alabama: Roy Moore and George Wallace (Goerge Wallace swithced over to the Republican Party in the early 1990s)

B-but he's dead...

The OP never said that we couldn’t use politicians that were dead or out of office for decades.

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Alabama: Roy Moore and George Wallace (George Wallace swithced over to the Republican Party in the early 1990s)

No, he didn't; his son, George Wallace Jr., did.  And even if it was the elder Wallace, he had already renounced racism by then.

https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1891&dat=19950916&id=acIfAAAAIBAJ&sjid=E9gEAAAAIBAJ&pg=2447,1516586&hl=en

I think that George Wallace would have enthusiastically endorsed Donald Trump (who I feel is little more than a racist, fascist, neo-conservative populist, and a two-faced man) in both the 2016 Republican primaries and the 2016 Presidential Election had he lived another 20 years and remained somewhat politically active. George Wallace would have loved Donald Trump's style of governance and populist rhetoric and would have supported all of Trump's domestic/foreign policy positions with the exception of the tax cut and the efforts to repeal Obamacare.