It's January 20, 2025. What happened if the previous poster's person is president megathread?

[lisaexample]

Mask mandates continue into 2024 and Kristi Noem promises to end mask mandates. She ends up beating Joe Biden in both the electoral and popular vote.

Vincent James from Red Elephants

Uhhh... He's a white nationalist. You know that right?

I guess Steve King, Nick Fuentes and David Duke violently took over the GOP and Vincent James won the nomination only because of his deceptively named organization (Red Elephants) and he got a key endorsement from Paul Gosar, who he picks as his VP.

Awful scenario

Next: John Cornyn

[NewYorkExpress]

Cornyn and Ted Cruz are the only candidates running for the Republicans, and National Republicans rig the primaries in Cornyn's favor.

He beats Alexandria-Ocasio Cortez in November.

William McRaven

[JoeInator]

William McRaven become President Biden's Secretary of Defense after Lloyd Austin resigns in 2023. He is chosen to be the designated survivor for Biden's 2024 State of the Union Address. That night, as the speech is being given, a bomb planted by a terrorist goes off, killing many, most notably President Biden, Vice President Harris, Speaker Hakeem Jeffries, President Pro Tempore Dianne Feinstein, and Secretaries Antony Blinken and Janet Yellen. In a show of national unity, both the Democratic and Republican parties nominate President McRaven with former Senator Rob Portman as his running mate. With token opposition, McRaven/Portman is elected to a full term with 97% of the vote and winning every state in the electoral college, becoming the first President to do so since George Washington in 1792.

Daniel McKee

[NewYorkExpress]

McKee runs as an Independent (let's face it, there's no way he'd win a Democratic or Republican Presidential Primary), and forces the election into the House by winning Rhode Island, and keeping both other major party candidates below 270 electoral votes. The House selects McKee as President, the Senate selects the Democratic Vice Presidential nominee (Kamala Harris, as Biden is running for reelection) in the contingent election.

Tony Stark (yes, THAT, Tony Stark)

[Bootes Void]

Tony Stark uses his persona from Iron Man to runs as a billionaire independent candidate on a populist platform appealing to dissatisfied democrats,republicans and independents who want an actual component businessman for president. He wins by an electoral majority although a PV plurality, but both parties come to respect an independent in the executive branch.

Blake Farenthold

[NewYorkExpress]

Republicans embrace the crazy wing of their party again, and nominate Farenthold after a divided convention.

He defeats Kamala Harris, after Kamala proves she didn't learn anything from 2020 after all.

Charles, Prince of Wales

[Astatine]

A revolution leads to the US finding back to its roots and joining the Commonwealth, with the English Monarch being proclaimed head of state.

Donna Shalala

[dermont58]

Runs for congress again, is chosen by the speaker of the house, and the election is still deadlocked on January 20.

John James

[Pink Panther]

John James wins the Michigan Governorship in 2022 on the back of a red wave. Trump is the GOP nominee, and chooses James as his veep. They run against Harris. However, Trump dies a week before the election. With the sympathy vote and that James would probably defeat Harris in 2024, imo, James wins and is inaugurated.

Bill O' Brien(the former Texans Head Coach, who's a hack)

[MR DARK BRANDON]

Ppl are just stupid, IG... runs a trump esque campaign switches parties and wins in an upset over Harris


Me 😎

[beesley]

Ppl are just stupid, IG... runs a trump esque campaign switches parties and wins in an upset over Harris


Me 😎

Despite the surprise popularity of UBI after it is trialled in several states, including Colorado, Oregon and Washington, Andrew Yang declines to run saying his work is done. You run in the Democratic primary on a similar platform to what Yang put forward in 2020. After Kamala Harris pivots rightward to the general thinking she is the presumptive nominee, you win the New Hampshire primary and take it from there. You then win the general against a Cruz/Noem ticket.

Alex Morse

[Galeel]

Ppl are just stupid, IG... runs a trump esque campaign switches parties and wins in an upset over Harris


Me 😎

Despite the surprise popularity of UBI after it is trialled in several states, including Colorado, Oregon and Washington, Andrew Yang declines to run saying his work is done. You run in the Democratic primary on a similar platform to what Yang put forward in 2020. After Kamala Harris pivots rightward to the general thinking she is the presumptive nominee, you win the New Hampshire primary and take it from there. You then win the general against a Cruz/Noem ticket.

Alex Morse

Biden doesn't run and nobody serious challenges Harris except for Morse running a longshot campaign from the left. Harris ends up running a disastrous campaign later in the primary when nobody else can join, and Morse wins Iowa and New Hampshire, and eventually the nomination from there, before going on to narrowly defeat Donald Trump in the general election.

Kendrick Lamar

[NewYorkExpress]

Young millennial votes count for several times more than they do in both the primaries in and the general election.

Don King

[Pink Panther]

Don King is literally the only person running for president in 2024, since a new constitutional requirement for president is added being mandatory to listen to Lil' Pump for the entire presidency, as King is the only person taking that risk. To make matters worse, the new amendment is repealed a hour before the first polls close on Election Day. Despite challenges from Write-In campaigns, they are too divided, as King wins and is inaugurated.

Filthy Frank

[NewYorkExpress]

Don King is literally the only person running for president in 2024, since a new constitutional requirement for president is added being mandatory to listen to Lil' Pump for the entire presidency, as King is the only person taking that risk. To make matters worse, the new amendment is repealed a hour before the first polls close on Election Day. Despite challenges from Write-In campaigns, they are too divided, as King wins and is inaugurated.

Filthy Frank

Umm...who is that?

Kanye West

[NimrataSununu]

He is chosen as a replacement candidate for Trump after a death on the campaign trail, while Trump's VP nominee wants to keep running for VP.

Tim Canova

[NewYorkExpress]

Tim Canova finally beats Debbie Wasserman Schultz in 2022, then runs against Kamala Harris in 2024 and defeats her in the primaries. He loses the general election, but is elected President against Trump, when faithless electors vote for him over Trump in enough states to give him the Presidency.

Boris Johnson

[beesley]

Tim Canova finally beats Debbie Wasserman Schultz in 2022, then runs against Kamala Harris in 2024 and defeats her in the primaries. He loses the general election, but is elected President against Trump, when faithless electors vote for him over Trump in enough states to give him the Presidency.

Boris Johnson

The Supreme Court rules that a similar person to Boris Johnson may run for President. Hated by all UK citizens, understandably, he moves to the US where people don't know him so well. He wins the GOP nomination by talking the same tripe he does over here without mentioning Brexit and changing his position on major issues whenever it suits him, to the extent that he writes articles and policy platforms on both sides of every issue. Republicans endorse him despite knowing full well the damage he caused in the UK. He wins with 400 or so EVs.

Sherrod Brown

[Galeel]

Tim Canova finally beats Debbie Wasserman Schultz in 2022, then runs against Kamala Harris in 2024 and defeats her in the primaries. He loses the general election, but is elected President against Trump, when faithless electors vote for him over Trump in enough states to give him the Presidency.

Boris Johnson

The Supreme Court rules that a similar person to Boris Johnson may run for President. Hated by all UK citizens, understandably, he moves to the US where people don't know him so well. He wins the GOP nomination by talking the same tripe he does over here without mentioning Brexit and changing his position on major issues whenever it suits him, to the extent that he writes articles and policy platforms on both sides of every issue. Republicans endorse him despite knowing full well the damage he caused in the UK. He wins with 400 or so EVs.

Sherrod Brown

Biden doesn't run for re-election, and Harris starts to falter in the primaries. Sensing opportunity, Brown jumps in like he's wanted to in the past and ends up winning the primaries before going on to easily win the GE (although losing Ohio).

Caitlyn Jenner

[Medal506]

Caitlyn Jenner runs against former President Trump with the endorsement of Charlie Kirk and TPUSA, and defeats Trump narrowly in the delegate count.

She goes on to beat Biden in the general election but loses the popular vote by 0.5%.


Charlie Kirk

[beesley]

Caitlyn Jenner runs against former President Trump with the endorsement of Charlie Kirk and TPUSA, and defeats Trump narrowly in the delegate count.

She goes on to beat Biden in the general election but loses the popular vote by 0.5%.


Charlie Kirk

Charlie Kirk posts a meme which says 'politics solved! low spending and low taxes plus no to aliens' and everyone in the USA votes for him, including Joe Biden, he wins 538 EVs, and every vote, TPUSA social media team win all seats in Congress, the Supreme Court all resign, he appoints TPUSA staff to the seats, the lot.

John D. Waiheʻe III, the first Native Hawaiian Governor of Hawaii

[JoeInator]

John D. Waihe'e III gets elected to the Senate in 2022 after Brian Schatz unexpectedly announces his retirement. After Biden announces he won't run for reelection in 2024, Waihe'e enters as a long shot candidate. After a campaign similar to "Jimmy Who?" in 1976, he beats VP Harris for the nomination and picks Gretchen Whitmer as his running mate, running against former President Trump. Polls initially show the two neck-and-neck (mainly because of Waihe'e's lack of name recognition compared to Trump), but Waihe'e has a massive surge after Trump has debate performances so bad that they are considered among the worst in Presidential debate history. After nearly 30 years out of the public eye, John Waihe'e comfortably beats Trump on election day and is sworn in ad the 47th President.

Robert Byrd

[Starmerite2024]

Scientists unexpectedly discover a method of reviving the dead and a mad Democratic scientist from West Virginia is successful at reviving him, he goes on to run in the 2024 primary and wins the nomination after Kamala's campaign bombs due to her being exposed in a corruption scandal

The 2024 Republican nominee is Charlie Baker and Byrd wins the presidency in a 417-121 landslide with Byrd only losing WV by single digits.

Dave Chappelle

[tallguy23]

Biden screwed up. Trump ran again.

Dave ran as a third party moderate liberal who is "non-PC" like Trump. He eeks out an EC win.

Jill Biden.

[MargieCat]

Harris takes over for Biden during his first term.

Jill Biden has hard feelings over the bussing comments from the democratic debate and decides to primary her in 2024. She defeats Don Jr in the general.

Lisa Murkowski