List of Alternate Presidents

[hawkeye59]

Here's 2.
JFK Lives
35. 1961-1969  John F. Kennedy/Lyndon B. Johnson (1961-1965), Terry Sanford (1965-1969)
36. 1969-1977 Robert F. Kennedy/Al Gore, Sr.
37. 1977-1981 Ronald Reagan/ Richard S. Schweiker
38. 1981-1989 Edward M. Kennedy/Birch E. Bayh
39. 1989-1997 Jack Kemp/James R. Thompson
40. 1997-2005 Colin Powell/John McCain
41.2005-2009 John McCain/Mike Huckabee
42. 2009- Russ Feingold/Mark Warner
    35. First Catholic President
    40. First African-American President
     42. First Jewish President

16 years of Democratic rule? 20 years of GOP rule? FOrget about it

Well, I wanted to have all 3 Kennedys as president, and if I put 1 or 2 more democrats in there, I'd be a hack.

[Historia Crux]

"You've got the horns!"

Presidential List
34. Dwight "Ike" Eisenhower (R-KS) 1953-1961
35. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-TX) 1961-1962*
36. John "Jack" F. Kennedy (D-MA) 1962-1969*
37. George W. Romney (R-MI) 1969-1972*
38. Hiram L. Fong (R-HA) 1972-1977*
39. Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson (D-WA) 1977-1981
40. Howard H. Baker Jr. (R-TN) 1981-1983*
41. Mark O. Hatfield (R-OR) 1983-1989
42. Joseph "Joe" R. Biden Jr. (D-DE) 1989-1997
43. G. Scott Romney (R-MI) 1997-2005*
44. Thomas "Tom" A. Daschle (D-SD) 2005-2013
45. John E. Sununu (R-NH) 2013-Current*

*Assassinated on his trip to the University of Mississipi
*First Roman Catholic President
*First Mormon President, assassinated by Arthur Bremer
*First Asian American President
*Died when Samuel Byck crashed a single engine Cessna into the White House
*Broke Tecumseh's Curse, son of a former President to become a POTUS since John Adams and John Q. Adams
*First Arab American President

Vice Presidential List
36. Richard M. Nixon (R-CA) 1953-1961
37. John "Jack" F. Kennedy (D-MA) 1961-1962*
38. Thomas LeRoy Collins (D-FL) 1965-1969
39. Hiram L. Fong (R-HA) 1969-1972*
40. Paul D. Laxalt (R-NV) 1973-1977
41. Adlai E. Stevenson III (D-IL) 1977-1981
42. Mark O. Hatfield (R-OR) 1981-1983
43. John N. Dalton (R-VA) 1985-1987*
44. Thomas George "Mickey" Leland (D-TX) 1989-1997*
45. H. Ross Perot (R-TX) 1997-2005
46. Charles "Chuck" E. Schumer (D-NY) 2005-2013
47. Thomas LeRoy Collins Jr. (R-FL) 2013-Current

*First Roman Catholic Vice President
*First Asian American Vice President
*Died of Lung Cancer
*First African American Vice President

[MaskedPickle]

"Atticus Finch goes to Washington" - Gregory Peck beats Reagan as Governor of California in 1970

The Presidents:

38. Gerald Ford (R-MI) 1974-1977
39. Gregory Peck (D-CA) 1977-1985 *
40. Jack Kemp (R-NY) 1985-1993
41. Paul Tsongas (D-MA) 1993-1997 **
42. Bob Kerrey (D-NE) 1997
43. Colin Powell (R-NY) 1997-2005 ***
44. George Allen (R-VA) 2005-2009
45. Gary Locke (D-WA) 2009-... ****

*Second Roman Catholic President, narrowly re-elected in 1980 after the vote went to the House of Representative
** First Greek Orthodox President, died two days before leaving office
*** First African American President
**** First Asian American President

The Vice Presidents:

41. Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY) 1974-1977
42. Fred Harris (D-OK) 1977-1981
43. Phil Crane (R-IL) 1981-1982 *
44. Walter Washington (D-DC) 1982-1985 **
45. Larry Pressler (R-SD) 1985-1993
46. Bob Kerrey (D-NS) 1993-1997 ***
47. Carroll A. Campbell (R-SC) 1997-2005
48. Susan Collins (R-ME) 2005-2009 ****
49. Chris Dodd (D-CT) 2009-...

*Running mate of 1980 Republican presidential candidate George Bush, elected by the Senate in 1980, resigned to protest against the Peck administration
** First African American Vice President
*** President for two days (January, 18 - 20 1997)
**** First Female and Roman Catholic Vice President

[Joe Republic]

46. Bob Kerrey (D-NS) 1993-1997 ***

*** Acting President for two days (January, 18 - 20 1997)

I don't like to nitpick, but Kerrey would officially be President after the death of President Tsongas, not simply an Acting President.

Also, since I'm already nitpicking, the two-letter abbreviation for Nebraska is NE, not NS. 

[MaskedPickle]

Corrected...I'm quite interesting into doing a President Peck TL...

[hcallega]

Ford Picks Reagan

Gerald Ford/Ronald Reagan (R) 1974-1981
Ted Kennedy/Lloyd Bentsen (D) 1981-1989
Lloyd Bentsen/Dick Gephardt (D) 1989-1993
Jack Kemp/Bob Dole (R) 1993-2001
Paul Wellstone/Al Gore (D) 2001-2009
John McCain/Mitt Romney (R) 2009-Present

Basically flipped the parties presuming that there is a liberal revolution led by Teddy in 1980.

Defeated tickets
Jimmy Carter/Walter Mondale 1976
Ronald Reagan/George Bush 1980
George Bush/Jack Kemp 1984
Bob Dole/Phil Crane 1988
Lloyd Bentsen/Dick Gephardt 1992
Bill Clinton/Bob Kerrey 1996
John McCain/Tom Ridge 2000
Rudy Giuliani/Colin Powell 2004
Al Gore/Barack Obama 2008

[Conservative frontier]

Fall of the Dems and Repubs :

22th President : Grover Cleveland (D-NY) / Thomas Hendricks (D-IN) : 1885-1897
23rd President : William E. Chandler (R-NH) / James W. Dawes (R-NE) : 1897-1901* Last Republican President
24th President : Silas A. Holcomb (D-NE) / John Calhoun Bell (D-CO) : 1901-1905 * Last Democratic President
25th President : John Calhoun Bell (P-CO) / William V. Allen (P-NE)  : 1905-1913
26th President : Teddy Roosevelt (Pro-NY) / Robert La Follette (Pro-WI) : 1913-1921
27th President : William V. Allen (P-NE) / William A. Reeder (P-KS) : 1921-1924 * Allen dies
28th President : William A. Reeder (P-KS) / Irvine Lenroot (P-WI) : 1924-1925 * Retires at request of Populist Party
29th President : Robert La Follette Junior (Pro-WI) / Hiram Johnson (Pro-CA) : 1925-1933
30th President : Irvine Lenroot (P-WI) / Calvin Coolidge (P-MA) : 1933-1941
31st President : Harry Truman (Pro-MO) / Thomas Dewey (Pro-NY) : 1941-1949
32nd President : Dwight Eisenhower (P-KS) / Milton Young (P-ND) : 1949-1957
33rd President : Richard Nixon (Pro-CA) / Lyndon Baines Johnson (Pro-TX) : 1957-1961
34th President : John F. Kennedy (P-MA) / Milton Young (P-ND) : 1961-1969 * Civil Rights Movement
35th President : Barry Goldwater (Pro-AZ) / George McGovern (Pro-SD) : 1969-1973 * Far-left Whacko forced to retire
36th President : Scoop Jackson (P-WA) / Gerald Ford (P-MI) : 1973-1973* Jackson shot and dies
37th President : Gerald Ford (P-MI) / Bob Dole (P-KS) : 1973-1977 * Retires to become AD of Uni. of Mich
38th President : Nelson Rockefeller (Pro-NY) / Birch Bayh (Pro-IN) : 1977-1981
39th President : Ronald Reagan (P-CA) / George H.W Bush (P-TX) : 1981-1989
40th President : Bob Kerrey (Pro-NE) / Bill Clinton (Pro-MO) : 1989-1989 * Kerrey Watergate ; Kerrey Impeached
41st President : Bill  Clinton (Pro-MO) / Bob Casey Senior (Pro-PA) : 1989-1993 * Most popular President to retire
42nd President : Ross Perot (I-TX) / Lincoln Chaffee (I-RI) : 1993-1997 * retires
43rd President : Jon Kyl (P-AZ) / George Allen (P-VA) : 1997-2005
44th President : George Allen (P-VA) / George W. Bush (P-TX) : 2005-2009 * Most popular President to be forced to retire.
45th President : Al Gore Junior (Pro-CA) / Hillary R. Clinton (Pro-MO) : 2009-2013
46th President : George W. Bush (P-TX) / Sarah Palin (P-AK) : 2013-current


Populist Party (P)
Progressive Party of America (Pro)

[perdedor]

I wouldn't know where to start, but does anyone interested in making a list based on George W. Bush winning his 1978 congressional bid against Kent Hance?

[George W. Hobbes]

POD: In a close race, George W. Bush is elected to Congress in 1978.  A hard-drinking, hard-partying member of the House, he gets along famously with Congressman Charlie Wilson, and puts forward enough bad press clippings to prevent his father from defeating Ronald Reagan in the Iowa caucuses.

Sans a challenger, Reagan doesn't shake up his campaign team and ultimately runs a more disorganized campaign.  He picks Jack Kemp of New York as his running mate, and narrowly wins the election, garnering 48% of the vote.

40. Ronald Reagan/Jack Kemp (R) 1981

President Reagan was assassinated by John Hinckley, Jr.  Vice President Kemp was sworn in as the 41st POTUS.

41. Jack Kemp/Bob Dole (R) 1981-1989

Riding on a wave of sympathy after President Reagan's death, Kemp engineered an even more aggressive tax cut than in OTL, as well as more domestic spending cuts than OTL.  This ginned up the Democratic left-wing base, and led to a lessening in prestige of more moderate Democrats, such as Congressman Al Gore.  

In 1984, California Governor Jerry Brown would win the Democratic nomination, selecting Gary Hart as his running mate.  Kemp defeated Brown in a narrow election, further illustrating the divided Blue/Red paradigm of the 1980's.

42. Gary Hart/Spark Matsunaga (D) 1989-1993

Senator Gary Hart emerged as the Democratic front-runner after the market collapse of 1987.  He blamed "Kempian" (a take-off on "Keynesian") economics for the country's woes and advocates a return to large public-works projects and aggressive expansion of some of President Kemp's anti-poverty measures (such as a doubling of the Earned Income Tax Credit).

Hart's selection of Matsunaga for VP was somewhat controversial given the Senator's strident support for Japanese reparations for internment.  The Republican ticket of Bob Dole and Lynn Mitchell did not approve ads cut by Lee Atwater and Pat Buchanan which would have taken advantage of Matsunaga's "otherness".

Vice President Matsunaga died in office in 1990 and was replaced with California Governor Tom Bradley.

In office, President Hart presided over the dissolution of the Soviet Empire and aggressively flooded Eastern Europe with financial assistance.  He also worked with Senators Sam Nunn and Richard Lugar on an aggressive anti-nuclear program designed to keep old Russian weapons out of the hands of terrorists.  Domestically, Hart's new WPA was passed into law but largely considered a bureaucratic boondoggle and was (along with stagnant economic growth) responsible for his defeat in 1992.

43. Dick Cheney/John Heinz (R) 1993-2001

Jokingly referred to as "a couple of Dicks" by Democrats and the press, House Minority Leader Dick Cheney won the GOP nomination in 1992 by presenting himself as a calm, rational, intellectual counterweight to the brainy Hart.  Cheney's platform of an aggressive foreign policy was counter to many in the Republican caucus, particularly Texas Senator (and now sober) George W. Bush, who advocated a "peace dividend" after the end of the Cold War.  

However, the big issue in 1992 was the deficit, and the deficit hawk Cheney had strong credentials against President Hart's domestic programs and was also acceptable to the Kemp/supply-side wing of the party.  

As President, Cheney aggressively sought to end the sanctions against Iran, particularly in light of Iraq's successful invasion of Kuwait in 1990.  The Administration worked to create a scenario where both the Saudis and the Iranians could check Saddam Hussein, but the Iraq issue was a serious tinderbox.  Ultimately, no wars occurred against Saddam under Cheney's watch, but he considered Iraq the biggest threat to world stability by the time he left office in 2001.

Domestically, President Cheney advocated for and signed an immigration amnesty, even working with old foe Senator Bush to get the bill passed, as well as a large corporate tax cut, which Republicans maintained ended the recession of 1991-1994.

Cheney and VP Heinz had a rather strained relationship, mostly due to gossiping about the President by Heinz's odd wife, Teresa.

44. Ben Nighthorse Campbell/John Kerry (D) 2001-2009

The "Dark Nighthorse" took advantage of a divided Democratic primary in 2000, and advocated a "retreat from Carter-Hartism" as the key to successfully returning Democrats to power.  Although President Campbell gave up his beloved ponytail and Bolo ties to win the nomination, he retained a "maverick-y" sense about him and charted a fiscally conservative course during his Administration, usually to the chagrin of his Establishment VP, former Hart White House Chief of Staff John Kerry (who, incidentally, was a rare bachelor VP).

In 2003, Campbell signed welfare reform into law and cemented an era of cooperation with an arms deal to Iranian President Khatami, who had worked with student leaders in July of 1999 to toss out the more reactionary elements of the Council of Guardians.  In response to the new accord between Washington and Tehran, Iraq began a new clandestine nuclear program and begin funding anti-American terrorist groups, including the little known al Qaida, whose spectacular attempt to hijack ten planes and hit both American coasts had been foiled by the CIA in February 2001.

In 2004, Campbell/Kerry was re-elected against a GOP ticket of Cheney acolyte John McCain and California Congressman Pete Wilson.  

In President Campbell's second term, he created a bipartisan commission to study Social Security and attempted to pass a universal health care bill, although this effort failed.  Later, in 2007, a bill to extend the life of Social Security by twenty years through a series of benefit cuts and tax hikes was shepherded through Congress.

45. John Kerry/Bob Graham (D) 2009-Present

On inauguration day 2009, Iraq test detonated a nuclear weapon.  On March 18th, al Qaida flew a hijacked jet into the Library Tower in Los Angeles.  Since those two fateful days, President Kerry has largely been focused on international issues, particularly his efforts to prevent the so-called Global War on Violent Extremism from going nuclear.  

Currently American forces occupy Sudan and Afghanistan, two nations used as staging grounds for al Qaida's leadership and training camps.  In his January 22, 2010 State of the Union address, Kerry indicated that the war may extend to other nations in the "nexus of hate", such as Somalia, Iraq, and Syria.  

Republicans, led by Minority Leader George W. Bush, are hesitant to expand the war against extremism into Iraq, given its nuclear capabilities.  Traditionally concerned with civil liberties, the Republicans (with the notable exception of former President Cheney) are very concerned about Kerry's use of CIA black sites to detain terrorists captured in the war, as well as allegations of possible torture at Camp X-Ray in Khartoum, Sudan.  

[Bo]

Bush-Clinton Dynasty

Ronald Reagan/George Bush Sr. (1981-1989)
George Bush Sr./Dan Quayle (1989-1993)
Bill Clinton/Al Gore (1993-2001)
George W. Bush/Dick Cheney (2001-2005)
Hillary Clinton/Bob Graham (2005-2009)
Jeb Bush/George Allen (2009-2017)
George Allen/Brian Sandoval (2017-2021)
Chelsea Clinton/Cory Booker (2021-2029)
Cory Booker/Luke Ravenstahl (2029-2037)

[Historico]

Here's a new list...Based on if Carter won the 1980 Election...

Malaise Delenda Est: POTUS List

39. James E. “Jimmy” Carter (D-GA): January 20th 1977-March 30th 1981*
40. Walter F. “Fritz” Mondale (D-MN): March 30th 1981-January 20th 1985
41. James R. “Big Jim” Thompson (R-IL): January 20th 1985-January 20th 1993
42. James E. “Lil Jim” E. Folsom Jr. (D-AL): January 20th 1993-January 20th 2001
43. Frank D. White (R-AK): January 20th 2001-May 21st 2003*
44. Thomas J. “Tom” Ridge (R-PA): May 21st 2003-January 20th 2009
45. Deval L. Patrick (D-MA): January 20th 2009-???**

Notes

39. Assassinated by John Hinckley in Washington DC.
43. Died in office due to a massive heart attack
45. First African American President


VPOTUS List

42. Walter F. “Fritz” Mondale (D-MN): January 20th 1977-March 30th 1981
Vacant: March 30th-May 23rd 1981
43. Harold Lee Washington (D-IL): May 23rd 1981-January 20th 1985**
44. Paula Hawkins (R-FL): January 20th 1985-January 20th 1993**
45. Joseph R. “Bob” Kerrey (D-NE): January 20th 1993-January 20th 2001
46. Thomas J. “Tom” Ridge (R-PA): January 20th 2001-May 21st 2003
Vacant May 21st-September 11th 2003
47. Alberto R. Gonzales (R-TX): September 11th 2003-January 20th 2009**
48. Wesley K. Clark (D-AK): January 20th 2009-???

Notes.

43. First African American Vice President
44. First Female Vice President
47. First Mexican American Vice President

[Larry T]

42nd: Bill Clinton (1993-1995), resigned after midterm election
43rd: Al Gore (1995-1997), defeated

[#CriminalizeSobriety]

42nd: Bill Clinton (1993-1995), resigned after midterm election
43rd: Al Gore (1995-1997), defeated

Does Mitt Romney defeat him?

[Larry T]

42nd: Bill Clinton (1993-1995), resigned after midterm election
43rd: Al Gore (1995-1997), defeated

Does Mitt Romney defeat him?

No! I'm not the hack

Bob Dole did, Mitt was elected to the United States Senate from Massachusetts in 1994, buring unpopular Kennedy

[#CriminalizeSobriety]

42nd: Bill Clinton (1993-1995), resigned after midterm election
43rd: Al Gore (1995-1997), defeated

Does Mitt Romney defeat him?

No! I'm not the hack

Bob Dole did, Mitt was elected to the United States Senate from Massachusetts in 1994, buring unpopular Kennedy

The sad part is I began my satirical TL before you made that post...

[Historia Crux]

Vantage Point
A wonky Alternate TL.

25. William McKinley (Republican-Ohio) 1897-1901*
26. Thomas A. Edison (Republican-New Jersey) 1901-1909
27. Theodore Roosevelt (Republican-New York) 1909-1917
28. William J. Byran (Democrat-Nebraska) 1917-1924*
29. Oscar Underwood (Democrat-Alabama) 1924-1925
30. Frank O. Lowden (Republican-Illinois) 1925-1933
31. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democrat-New York) 1933-1941
32. Wendell Willkie (Republican-New York) 1941-1944*
33. Arthur Vandenburg (Republican-Michigan) 1944-1949
34. Harry Truman (Republican-Missouri) 1949-1953
35. R. Buckminister "Bucky" Fuller (Futurist-California) 1953-1961
36. Orval E. Faubus (Liberal-Arkansas) 1961-1962*
37. Orville L. Freeman (Liberal-Minnesota) 1962-1969*
38. Margaret Truman (Republican-Missouri) 1969-1981*
39. Walter Mondale (Liberal-Minnesota) 1981-1989*
40. H. Ross Perot Sr. (Futurist-Texas) 1989-1997
41. Jefferson A. Thomas (Republican-Arkansas) 1997-2005*
42. Warren Buffett (Futurist-Nebraska) 2005-2013*
43. Dino Rossi (Republican-Washington) 2013-Current

*Assassinated by Leon Czolgosz.
*Died from a mix of fatigue and diabetes.
*Died from Heart Disease.
*Assassinated by Democratic Party extremist.
*First Lutheran President.
*Broke "George Washington's Promise" and served three terms, First Female President.
*Ended "Tecumseh's Curse".
*First African American President.
*Son of former Vice President Howard Buffett.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Al Gore 2001-2005
John McCain 2005-13
Hillary Clinton 2013-17
John Hoeven 2017-2021
Andrew Cuomo  2021 and beyond

[Bo]

Al Gore 2001-2005
John McCain 2005-13
Hillary Clinton 2013-17
John Hoeven 2017-2021
Andrew Cuomo  2021 and beyond

I think McCain would have lost reelection  in 2008.

[Historico]

Ok here's a list based on the POD that President Elect Franklin Pierce died in the Train wreck in Andover in 1853 instead of his son...Two months before he's supposed to be inaugurated Presidents...Allthough I know, that the later Presidents OTTL might not of been even born, Im just using OTL names as placeholders for people with simmilar carears, backgrounds and Personality.

***********

Train of Death: What if Franklin Pierce died before his Inauguration

13. Millard Fillmore (W-NY): July 9th 1850-March 4th 1853
14. William Rufus D. King (D-AL): March 4th- April 18th 1853*
15. David Rice Atchison (D-MO): April 18th 1853-March 4th 1857**
16. Levi D. Boone (A-IL): March 4th 1857-March 4th 1861
17. Samuel “Sam” Houston (U-TX): March 4th 1861-July 26th 1863*
18. George H. Pendelton (U-OH): July 26th 1863-March 4th 1873
19. Nathaniel P. Banks (A-MA): March 4th 1873-March 4th 1877
20. John T. Hoffman (U-NY): March 4th 1877-March 4th 1881
21. John W. Phelps (A-VT): March 4th 1881-Febuary 2nd 1885*
22. Dennis Kearney (A-CA): February 2nd 1885-March 4th 1893
23. William D. Hoard (A-WI): March 4th 1893-March 4th 1897
24. William J. Bryan (P-NE): March 4th 1897-July 26th 1902*
25. Thomas E. Watson (P-GA): July 26th 1902-March 4th 1913**
26. Judson Harmon (A-OH): March 4th 1913-March 4th 1917
27. Robert M. LaFollette Sr. (P-WI): March 4th 1917-March 4th 1921
28. Albert Washington (A-WA): March 4th 1921-January 17th 1927*
29. David Reed (A-PA): January 17th 1927-March 4th 1933
30. John Purrory Mitchell (P-NY): March 4th 1933-July 6th 1944**
31. Alben W. Barkley (P-KY): July 6th 1944-January 20th 1949
32. Leverett A. “Salty” Saltonstall (A-MA): January 20th 1949-January 20th 1957
33. Clair Engle (P-CA): January 20th 1957-July 30th 1963*
34. Albert A. “Al” Gore Sr. (P-TN): July 30th 1963-January 20th 1969
35. William E. Miller (A-NY): January 20th 1969-January 20th 1977
36. Harold Hughes (P-IA): January 20th 1977-January 20th 1981
37. John M. Ashbrook (A-OH): January 20th 1981-April 24th 1982*
38. Marion G. “Pat” Robertson (A-VA): April 24th 1982-January 20th 1993
39. Charles S. “Chuck” Robb (P-VA): January 20th 1993-August 9th 1998***
40. Patricia N. “Pat” Schroeder (P-CO): August 9th 1998-January 20th 2001**
41. John R. Kasich (A-OH): January 20th-September 11th 2001*
42. Louis C. “Lou” Dobbs (A-TX): September 11th 2001-January 20th 2009
43. Kendrick B. Meek (P-FL): January 20th 2009-???***

Notes

14. Sworn in as President, due to President-Elect Franklin Pierce death via train-wreck in January of 1853…Died in office a month and half later due to Tuberculosis.
15. Due to the absence of a Vice President, next inline Pro-Temp of the Senate becomes President.
17. Died in Office due to Pneumonia
21. Assassinated by a disgruntled Irish Immigrant due to the American Party’s staunchly xenophobic laws.
24. Youngest President to be elected (36) also later died in office due to diabetes and fatigue
25. First President to break the Washington Tradition (Serving only 8 years)
28. Assassinated by a disgruntled office seeker (Spoils system reforms is a lot slower ITTL).
30. First Irish American/Roman Catholic President as well as First to win a Third Term in his own right…Later Assassinated by a Pro-Imperialist Japanese Immigrant.
33. Died in office due to complications of Brain Cancer.
37. Died in office due to a massive gastric Hemorrhage.
39. First to Resign the Presidency due to an impending Impeachment on Bribery/Infidelity scandals.
40. First Female President, also only President never to be elected (Nominated after Vice President Guy Hunt’s resignation in 1997)
41. Assassinated by domestic Eco-Terrorists.
43. First African American President.

D= Democratic Party
W= Whig Party
A= American (Know Nothing) Party
U= Unionist Party
P=Populist Party

[Bo]

Mr. Nice Guy Sends The Peanut Farmer Right Back To Good Ol' Georgia

Gerald Ford/Nelson Rockefeller (R): 1974-1977
Gerald Ford/Bob Dole (R): 1977-1981
Hugh Carey/Lloyd Bensten (D): 1981-1989   
Jack Kemp/Pete Wilson (R): 1989-1993
Mario Cuomo/Martha Layne Collins (D): 1993-2001
Martha Layne Collins/Bob Graham (D): 2001-2005
John McCain/George Allen (R): 2005-2009
Evan Bayh/Mark Warner (D): 2009-present

[Historico]

Cross of Gold: Bryan Wins TL


24. Grover Cleveland (D-NY): March 4th 1893-March 4th 1897
25. William J. Bryan (D-NE): March 4th 1897-September 5th 1901**
26. George Dewey (D-VT): September 5th 1901-March 4th 1905
27. Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt (R-NY): March 4th 1905-March 4th 1913
28. John W. Kern (D-IN): March 4th 1913-March 4th 1917
29. Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt (R-NY): March 4th 1917-March 4th 1921**
30. Franklin Knight Lane (D-CA): March 4th 1921-May 18th 1923*
31. Charles W. Bryan (D-NE): May 18th 1923-March 4th 1929**
32. Franklin D. Roosevelt (D-NY): March 4th 1929-March 4th 1933
33. William E. Borah (R-ID): March 4th 1933-January 4th 1940*
34. James J. “Puddler Jim” Davis (R-PA): January 4th 1940-November 22nd 1943*
35. Alfred “Alf” M. Landon (R-KS): November 22nd 1943-January 20th 1945
36. Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. (D-MA): January 20th 1945-January 20th 1953**
37. Thomas E. Dewey (R-NY): January 20th 1953-January 20th 1957
38. C. Estes Kefauver (D-TN): January 20th 1957-January 20th 1961
39. Prescott S. Bush (R-CT): January 20th 1961-October 8th 1962*
40. Mark O. Hatfield (R-ON): October 8th 1962-January 20th 1973
41. Charlton Heston (D-CA): January 20th 1973-January 20th 1981
42. Phillip M. “Phil” Crane (R-IL): January 20th-December 25th 30th 1981*
43. Alexander P. Haig (R-PA): March 30th 1981-January 20th 1985
44. Alan M. Cranston (D-CA): January 20th 1985-August 9th 1990***
45. Mark W. White (D-TX): August 9th 1990-January 20th 1993**
46. David N. Dinkins (R-NY): January 20th 1993-January 20th 2001**
47. Kent Conrad (D-ND): January 20th 2001-Febuary 14 2002**
48. Marilyn Tucker-Coats (D-IN): February 14th 2002-January 20th 2009**
49. Richard J. “Rick” Santorum (D-PA): January 20th 2009-January 20th 2013
50. Ben R. Luján (R-NM): January 20th 2013-???**

Notes.

25. Youngest President to be elected (36) and later assassinated by Anarchist Leo Czolgosz in his second term.
29. First President to break the Washington Tradition by winning a third un-consecutive term.
30. Died in office due to complications of Heart Disease
31. First Brother of a former President to be elected.
33. Died in office due a cerebral hemorrhage.
34. Died in office due to a massive heart attack
36. First Irish American/Roman Catholic President.
39. Assassinated via Rifle by a Pro-Segregationist Southerner
42. Assassinated via Pistol by a crazed Nuclear-Freeze advocate.
44. Oldest elected and First to Resign the Presidency due to impending Corruption charges
45. Only President to have never been elected (due to the resignation of Gary Hart a year earlier on Infidelity charges)
46. First African American President
47. Assassinated via Anthrax poisoning supplied by Islamic Fundamentalist terrorists.
48. First Female President
50. First Mexican American President.

[Historia Crux]

My own take on a "President William J. Bryan"

A Cross of Gold, A Time of Change

24. Grover Cleveland (D-NY) March 4, 1893 - March 4, 1897
25. William J. Bryan (D-NE) March 4, 1897 - June 5, 1899*
26. Arthur Sewall (D-ME) June 5, 1899 - September 5, 1900**
27. Edwin F. Uhl (D-MI) September 5, 1900 - March 4, 1901***
28. Thomas Brackett Reed (R-ME) March 4, 1901 - December 7, 1902**
29. William A. Stone (R-PA) December 7, 1902 - July 4, 1907*
30. Robert Todd Lincoln (R-IL) July 4, 1907 - March 4, 1913***
31. John J. "Black Jack" Pershing (R-MO) March 4, 1913 - March 4, 1921
32. Oscar W. Underwood (D-AL) March 4, 1921 - January 25, 1929**
33. Alfred E. "Al" Smith (D-NY) January 25, 1929 - March 4, 1933****
34. William F. Lemke (R-ND) March 4, 1933 - January 20, 1941
35. Alben W. Barkley (D-KY) January 20, 1941 - December 8, 1941*****
36. Prentiss M. Brown (D-MI) January 13, 1942 - January 20, 1953******
37. Harold E. Stassen (R-MN) January 20, 1953 - January 20, 1961
38. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-TX) January 20, 1961 - December 11, 1962*
39.Edmund G. "Pat" Brown, Sr. (D-CA) December 11, 1962 - January 20, 1965
40. Hubert H. Humphrey (R-MN) January 20, 1965 - January 20, 1973
41. John F. "Jack" Kennedy (D-MA) January 20, 1973 - October 8, 1975*******
42. Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson (D-WA) October 8, 1975 - January 20, 1977
43. Edward W. Brooke II (R-MA) January 20, 1977 - March 18, 1981***
44. John Jacob Rhodes, Jr. (R-AZ) March 18, 1981 - January 20, 1989
45. Richard F. "Dick" Celeste (D-OH) January 20, 1989 - April 13, 1993*
46. Richard B. "Dick" Cheney (D-TX) April 13, 1993 - January 20, 2001
47. George W. Bush (R-CT) January 20, 2001 - February 7, 2001*
48. Charles T. "Chuck" Hagel (R-VA) February 7, 2001 - January 20, 2009
49. William J. "Will" Clinton (D-AR) January 20, 2009 - January 20, 2013
50. Jennifer A. Gonzalez (R-PR) January 20, 2013 - Current***

*Youngest President to the elected, assassinated by Leon Czolgosz at the 1899 Pan-American Exposition at Cayuga Island.
**First Swedenborgian President, suffered a stroke of apoplexy on September 2nd and died three days later.
***First Secretary of State to become President.
**Died of a massive heart attack at his desk in the Oval Office.
*Killed on his visit of Jacksonville, Florida to bolster support in the German-American War when German naval forces took the city by suprise and bombarded the city.
***Second Secretary of State to become President on account of Vice President Hitt's death in 1906.
**Passed away suddenly of natural causes.
****First Roman Catholic President.
*****On a visit to the Japanese homeland to discuss an end to the tense peace between the two nations, the Empire of Japan launched their assault on Hawaii and Barkley was imprisoned as a "Prisoner of War". This brought the United States into the 2nd Great War.
******Served as Acting President for the time between December and January as American diplomats at least hoped to get Barkley free. To no success, Brown became the 36th President on January 13th. Led the nation through the 2nd Great War and broke the Washington Tradition(Served about 11 years).
*Assassinated by Richard Paul Pavlick on Johnson's double trip to the Republic of Cuba and Miami, Florida, where Pavlick crashed his explosives ladden van into President Johnson's car.
*******Resigned from office after his spiral into depression after the death of First Lady Marilyn M. Kennedy.
***First African American President, assassinated by John Hinckley, Jr. on Brooke's trip to do a speaking event at the Hilton Washington Hotel.
*Killed on a visit to Lebanon by a bomb planted on the President's car. The attack was linked to the Baathist governments in Syria and Iraq, which the United States under President Cheney declared war on them.
*Assassinated by sniper Robert Pickett, who suffered from emotional and economic problems and blamed the "Tax and Spend Republicans" for the cause of it all.
***First Puerto Rican and Female President.

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50. Jennifer A. Gonzalez (R-PR) January 20, 2013 - Current***

Who?

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50. Jennifer A. Gonzalez (R-PR) January 20, 2013 - Current***

Who?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_Gonz%C3%A1lez

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Rocky Road

37. Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY): 1969-1972
38. Edmund Muskie (D-ME): 1972-1977
39. Richard Nixon (R-CA): 1977-1985
40. Thomas Foley (D-WA): 1985-1993
41. Mario Cuomo (D-NY): 1993-1997
42. John McCain (R-AZ): 1997-2002
43. Lamar Alexander (R-TN): 2002-2005
44. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA): 2005-Present

Notes:
37. Former Vice President Nixon was the favorite to win the GOP nomination until suffering an attack of phlebitis in June 1968, forcing him to end his campaign. Governor Ronald Reagan of California threw his hat in the ring but Rockefeller convinced nearly half of Nixon's delegates to switch their support. To satisfy Reagan's supporters, Rockefeller selected Senator Paul Fannin of Arizona as his running mate.

However, many rank-and-file Republicans could not stomach their party’s nomination of Rockefeller and took a second look at George Wallace’s independent candidacy. Wallace would win most of the Southern states and win Kentucky by just 300 votes (Rocky took Florida and Virginia). On Election Night, Rockefeller would win the most Electoral Votes but fall short of the 270 required to win election. The Wallace-Le May ticket finished in third place.

After three ballots in the House, Rockefeller was elected President on the third ballot as many liberal and Northern Democrats switched their support, including the New York and Massachusetts delegations. In the Senate, Fannin and Muskie were tied at 50 votes apiece. Hubert Humphrey cast the tie-breaking vote for his running mate Ed Muskie and he was elected Vice President.

The Rockefeller administration would be remembered for passing progressive legislation including The Clean Air Act, Environmental Protection Act, Earned Income Tax Credit and enforcement of Civil Rights and court-ordered busing. In foreign policy, Rockefeller was assisted by Secretary of State Richard Nixon, Secretary of Defense Henry “Scoop” Jackson and National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger. By Christmas 1971, the tide in Vietnam would turn against the Communists and their Vietcong allies. A napalm attack on Ho Chi Minh City would destroy over 90 percent of the city and wipe out North Vietnam’s Communist leadership. South Vietnam took advantage of the anarchy and rode their tanks into the city. Vietnam was finally reunited.

Unfortunately, tragedy would strike after this victory. During a January visit to Ottawa, an American named Arthur Bremer was able to get close to President Rockefeller as he got into his limousine and fired the shots that ended his life. On January 16, 1972 at 2:25PM, Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller was pronounced dead. He was 63. Bremer currently is serving a life sentence in a Canadian prison.

38. Now the new President, Muskie decided to keep most of Rockefeller’s cabinet except for Jackson who he nominated for Vice President. Muskie would make his historic visit to China which resulted in diplomatic recognition by 1976. Muskie defeated Governor Reagan in a landslide in November 1972. But rising inflation and foreign policy disasters such as the Khmer Rouge takeover of Cambodia doomed Muskie’s reelection chances. After resigning as Secretary of State after the 1972 elections, Nixon returned to California and wrote a best-selling memoir which kept his name in the public eye. His campaigning for Republican candidates in 1974 resulted in the GOP winning control of the House and elevating Gerald Ford to Speaker. Nixon easily defeated John Ashbrook and Meldrim Thompson in the Republican primaries and clinched the Republican nomination. He picked Senator John Tower of Texas as his running mate (helped to sweep the South).

39. Nixon would concentrate his Presidency on foreign policy. His crowning achievement was the Peace Treaty ending the state of war between Israel, Egypt and Jordan. He also used covert CIA support to crush the Iranian Revolution and convince the Shah to reform that country’s political system. Nixon also warned Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev not to conquer Afghanistan. Domestically, Nixon pushed for modest tax cuts and a health insurance plan featuring a limited public option, portability of insurance plans and allowing the insurance industry to conduct business across state lines; Senator Ted Kennedy’s support ensured Democratic votes. Vice President Tower would not run for President in 1984 for personal reasons (his alcoholism was worst kept secret).

40. The Democrats nominated Tom Foley, former Agriculture Secretary (1972-1975) and elected to Scoop Jackson’s former Senate seat in 1976 after Daniel Evans decided not to seek reelection. His running mate, Governor Mario Cuomo of New York, gave a memorable acceptance speech. The Democrats defeated the GOP ticket of John Anderson and George Bush in 1984. Under President Foley’s watch, covert Iranian backing of Kurdish and Shiite rebellions in Iraq resulted in the overthrow of Saddam Hussein and the return of democracy to that country (there was no Iran-Iraq war in the 1980s).

41. Leaving office with 70 percent approval ratings, Foley passed the baton to Cuomo and Vice President Bob Graham. Unfortunately, a lousy economy and Cuomo’s Hamlet on the Hudson approach to decision destroyed his political capital. Cuomo shocked the country when he decided not to seek reelection in 1996.

42. The stresses of fighting the War on Terror took a toll on President McCain and he died of a heart attack on the first anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

43. President Alexander continued McCain’s policies. But his decision to attack Syria (and removing Bashir Assad) despite not finding nuclear weapons in that country was unpopular, and would cost him the 2004 election.

44. First female and Jewish President of the United States. She ordered all troops removed from Syria and was praised for her handling of Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Her push to reform the banking industry prevented a recession in 2008. She easily defeated John McKernan (Vice President, 2002-2005) that November.