John Kerry defeats George W. Bush 2004

[morgankingsley]

This is a good one so far. I always wondered what it would be like if Kerry won. I will check back every couple hours

[morgankingsley]

It looks like Romney might win with at least a 5 percent popular vote victory. I for one think that Romney was so much better than Obama and wished that he would have won. So it will be nice to see (as it looks so far) him getting the victory that he deserved

[morgankingsley]

I half cheered when Trump announced his campaign. I can't decide between him and Romney now.

Let's not forget this was before 2016, so none of his campaign messages would apply here I assume since we are dealing with IRAQ now and Trump was still looked like as a moderate US hero back then

Plus without Twitter or the birther controversy, he will look even more favorably among polls. I have a feeling he will win at least one or two states

[morgankingsley]

I am glad that Trump was able to win at least some states

[morgankingsley]

HOLY HELL! That is a landslide. Even bigger than 1988

[morgankingsley]

So a president who gets a MAJORITY of the popular vote and not just a pularity, is a republican, and loses it by only 1 percent? Is this the next Sam Tiden, who the only difference is the fact that Bush was a republican and he is not.

Also ironic that the two most recent presidents to have a strange popular vote victory or defeat were both brothers but reversed. George wins the election, loses vote, Jeb wins vote, loses election. This is historical right there my friend

[morgankingsley]

Nice to see Bush get a presidency that was robbed of him four years prior. Here's to him winning in 2024. Interestingly enough, at the age of 67, this makes him the third oldest president elected (in this timeline) and oldest Bush elected.

[morgankingsley]

So this is the last post in the timeline? I guess that might make some sense if you don't want this to go on forever until you run out of ideas