2024- Fieger/Merkley vs Cruz/Blackburn

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

Donald Trump's presidency was coming to an end, his second term wasnt as "eventful" and "crazy" as the first. His approval sat at 49%, and the Republicans didn't mind embracing him. Trump's 2016 primary rival "Cruzed" to the nomination, losing only some states. Senator Cruz was a conservative darling, and decide to select another conservative firebrand as his VP: Senator Marsha Blackburn. Trump gave a fiery speech in favor of Cruz at the convention, with Marco Rubio (his chief rival for the GOP nod) giving an "amazing" keynote address. The Democrats however, were slightly more fractured. The primaries echoed 2016 and 2020. A berniecrat, just like 2020, again won the nomination. Yet the Michigan governor had to face challenges from Cory Booker, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Martin Heinrich. Fieger won due to the fracturing of the democratic primaries, and decided on Senator Jeff Merkley as his running mate. (Heinrich was passed over). The debates were dead even. Who will win?

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Geoffrey Fieger/Jeff Merkley
Ted Cruz/Marsha Blackburn

[Medal506]

Geoffrey Fieger/Jeff Merkley
Ted Cruz/Marsha Blackburn

Lol!! Ted Cruz loses his home state in a general election? Not going to happen

[Medal506]

Geoffrey Fieger/Jeff Merkley
Ted Cruz/Marsha Blackburn

More realistic map

[Co-Chair Bagel23]

Lol, neither of those maps are realistic, they both suck bad.

[Mike Thick]

Fieger is the only Democrat I can think of who would have a serious chance of losing all fifty states