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Bigby
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Political Matrix
E: -6.52, S: 3.74

« on: October 07, 2014, 01:07:24 AM »
« edited: October 07, 2014, 01:16:14 AM by GOPLibertarian »

1960 Republican Primary:

University professor Dr. GOPLibertarian of Georgia becomes the first Southerner to run for the Republican nomination. GOPLibertarian preforms well in the Dixie states as well as South Dakota and Nebraska. However, the doctor is defeated by Senator Goldwater of Washington. Despite his loss, GOPLibertarian is selected for the Vice Presidential nomination thanks their similar viewpoints and GOPLibertarian's surprisingly well performance. This mostly reinforces the ticket, as Dr. GOPLibertarian is not admired by Southern Democrats because of his pro-Civil Rights attitude.




Senator Goldwater (R - WA) - Primary Winner
Dr. GOPLibertarian (R -GA)
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Bigby
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Posts: 3,164
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Political Matrix
E: -6.52, S: 3.74

« Reply #1 on: November 27, 2014, 12:51:46 PM »

Republican Primary Season 2016:



Senator Bigby (R-GA)
Governor Oldiesfreak (R-MI)
Governor Mike Huckabee (R-AR)

After losing in Iowa and New Hampshire, Senator Bigby wins big in South Carolina and Florida. However, he falls a hundred delegates short of the minimum required to win before the convention. At the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, Governor Oldiesfreak endorses Bigby in return for becoming his Vice Presidential nominee in an alliance against Governor Mike Huckabee.
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Bigby
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Posts: 3,164
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Political Matrix
E: -6.52, S: 3.74

« Reply #2 on: December 04, 2014, 07:31:18 PM »

Absolute Chaos: The 2016 Presidential Election



After intense primary fights for both parties, the more radical elements of the Democrats and Republicans both revolt. Tea Party Republicans are upset at Governor Bigby (R - GA) for his liberal views on social issues and foreign policy. As a result, Governor Mike Huckabee (R - AR) runs under a 3rd party naming themselves the "Conservative Party." Meanwhile, Senator MormDem (D - CA) wins a similar upset in the Democratic primary, but faces similar challenges from the far left in his party due to his socially conservative leanings and his religious affiliation. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D - MA) runs under the "Progressive Party" banner in response. On Election Day, both mainstream parties hold on surprisingly well, and even win in states they normally wouldn't due to the calamity of the election. However, no one achieves an electoral majority. Will MormDem or Bigby strike a deal together, or will someone reach out to Mike Huckabee first? Both chambers of Congress are Republicans, but many conservative Republicans have already pledged to not support Bigby, and several liberal Democrats have made the same vow against MormDem.

Governor Bigby (R - GA)/Congressman Justin Amash (R - MA): 255 EVs, 33.1% PV
Senator MormDem (R - CA)/Former Governor Bill Richardson (D - NM): 190 EVs, 34.2% PV
Former Governor Mike Huckabee (R - AR)/Former Congressman Allen West (R - FL): 50 EVs, 18.5% PV
Senator Elizabeth Warren (D - MA)/Governor Jerry Brown (D - CA): 43 EVs, 13.9% PV
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