Alternate Careers - again

[MadmanMotley]

Newt Gingrich

U.S. Congressman from Georgia's 6th district 1979-1993
House Minority Whip 1989-1993
U.S Senator from Georgia 1993-2009
Vice-President of the United States 2009-2017

Michael Steele
U.S Senator from Maryland 2007-2009
President of the United States 2009-2017
RNC Chairman 2019-2035

[rpryor03]

Joseph Robinette Biden, III (1969-2051)

1995-2004: Lawyer, US Department of Justice
2002-2015: Major, US Army
2004-2008: Lawyer, Bifferato, Gentilotti, Biden & Balick
2007-2015: Attorney General of Delaware
2017-2025: Governor of Delaware
2025-2029: Senator for Delaware, Class I
2029-2037: President of the United States
2039-2051: Chair, Biden Foundation for Education

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Hinting at a future plot idea for a future timeline of mine.....

??? - ??? (1946-)

NJ Assembly Member 1988-95
U.S. Rep. 1995-2015
U.S. Senator 2017-18

[VPH]

Ron Dellums

Berkeley City Council 1967-1970

Berkeley Mayor 1971-1979

US House CA-08 1981-1993

US Senate-California 1993-2005

President 2005-2009

[Enderman]

For the Want of a Californian, Ike doesn't go with Nixon

List of Presidents

34. Dwight D. Eisenhower, R-KS 1953-1961
35. Lyndon B. Johnson, D-TX 1961-1969
36. Prescott Bush, R-CT 1969-1977
37. Walter Mondale, D-MN 1977-1981
38. Richard Nixon, R-CA 1981-1989





Richard Nixon

1981-1989 President of the United States
1979-1981 Senator of California
1969-1977 Secretary of State
1963-1969 Governor of California
1951-1963 Senator of California
1947-1950 Congressman of California

Ronald Reagan

1985-1989 Secretary of State
1981-1985 Vice President
1975-1980 Governor of Illinois
1969-1974 Ambassador to the Soviet Union
1962, 1966 Gubernatorial Candidate
1959-1963 Congressman of California

[Maxwell]

Mark Neumann
U.S. Congressman - 1995-1999
U.S. Senator - 1999-2017

1998 Senate election
49.8% Mark Neumann
49.5% Russ Feingold

2004 Senate Election
51% Mark Neumann
47% Russ Feingold

2010 Senate Election
56% Mark Neumann
42% Chris Larson

2016 Senate Election
57% Tammy Baldwin
39% Mark Neumann

J.D. Hayworth
Congressman 2003-2007
Senator 2011-2017

Senate Primary 2010
49% J.D. Hayworth
46% John McCain

2010 Senate Election
47% J.D. Hayworth
46% Rodney Glassman

2016 Iowa Republican Primary
21% Scott Walker
19% Ted Cruz
18% Rick Santorum
...
3% J.D. Hayworth (withdraws)
2% Chris Christie

2016 Senate Election
56% Ann Kirkpatrick
42% J.D. Hayworth

 

[NHI]

Barack Obama

U.S. Congressman (1st District) 2001-2005
U.S. Senator 2005-2009
Vice President of the United States: 2009-2013
President of the United States: 2017-2025

Mitt Romney

U.S. Senator: 1995-2001
Governor of Massachusetts: 2003-2011
President of the United States: 2013-2017

[TNF]

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Political party: Democratic (1903-1912), Progressive (1912-1945)

New York State Senator, 26th District: 1911-15
United States Senator for New York: 1915-21
42nd Governor of New York: 1923-33
31st President of the United States: 1933-45


Herbert Hoover

Political party: Democratic

29th President of the United States: 1921-29

[Anti-Bothsidesism]

Rocky Anderson
2000-2009 Mayor of Salt Lake City (Democrat)
2009-2013 Utah 2nd district representative (Democrat)
2015-2019 Utah 4th district representative (Independent caucuses with Democrats)
2021-2025 Secretary of Energy Under the Sherrod Brown administration (Independent)
2034-2046 Associate Supreme Court Justice

Jon Huntsman Jr
1992-1993 US ambassador to Singapore
2006-2015 Governor of Utah (Republican)
2015-2025 Utah Senator (Republican)
2025-2033 President of the United States Of America

[WVdemocrat]

Joe Biden (1942-)
1972: Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Delaware

November 1972-January 1973: Vacation to California with family to get his mind off his failed bid for Senate; is met by television producer Mark Goodson, who wants to recruit him for a new game show he is working on.

1976-1991: Host of Family Feud Starring Joe Biden



1992-2009: Host of The Tonight Show with Joe Biden


ABOVE: Biden on The Tonight Show in 2009 with his replacement, then host of Late Night, Barack Obama.

2009-present: Hermit.

[Leinad]

Abraham Lincoln (1809-1887)
1834-1842 Illinois House of Representatives
1847-1849 U.S. House of Representatives
1859-1883 U.S. Senator

Harry Truman (1884-1972)
1935-1945 U.S. Senator
1945-1953 Vice President (Yeah, that's 5 full terms for FDR)
1952 Democratic Nominee for President (lost to Eisenhower)
1957-1961 Governor of Missouri

John F. Kennedy (1917-2002)
1947-1953 U.S. House of Representatives
1953-1961 U.S. Senator
1961-1969 President (Oswald missed in '63)
1973-1991 U.S. Senator (he does an Andrew Johnson)

Bill Clinton
1979-1981 Governor of Arkansas
1983-1997 Governor of Arkansas
1992 Runner-up to Jerry Brown in the 1992 Democratic Primaries
1999-2005 U.S. Senator
2005-2013 U.S. President

George W. Bush
1993-2017 U.S. Senator
2017-2025 Vice President under Marco Rubio

EDIT: At first, I accidently made Lincoln a Senator for 124 years.

[Vega]

Jon Huntsman Jr. (1960 -)

1993 -1994: U.S. Ambassador to Singapore
1995 - 1998: U.S. Ambassador to China
1999 - 2003: President of the World Bank
2005 - 2008: Governor of Utah
2009 - : President of the United States

[Progressive]

Hillary Rodham Clinton
First Lady of the United States 1993-2001
U.S. Senator from New York 2001-2011
Governor of New York 2011-2017
President of the United States 2017-2025

Anthony Weiner
New York City Council Member 1992-1998
New York City Comptroller 1998-2002
New York City Mayor 2002-2011

Harvey Milk
San Francisco Supervisor 1978-1991
San Francisco Mayor 1992-2000
California Governor2002-2005 (death)

[Maxwell]

Charlie Crist (R)
Florida Education Commissioner - 2001-2003
Florida Attorney General - 2003-2007
Florida Governor - 2007-2015
Failed Candidate for President - 2016

2010 Gubernatorial Election
66% Governor Charlie Crist (R)
32% State Senator Nann Rich (D)

Norm Coleman (D)
Saint Paul Mayor - 1993-1999
Governor - 1999-2007
Failed Candidate for U.S. Senate - 2008

1998 Gubernatorial Election
43% Saint Paul Mayor Norm Coleman (D)
34% Mayor Jesse Ventura (I)
26% Lt. Gov. Joanell Dyrstad (R)

2002 Gubernatorial Primary
59% Governor Norm Coleman (D)
35% Activist Keith Ellison (D)

2002 Gubernatorial Election
63% Governor Norm Coleman (D)
35% State Rep. Allen Quist (R)

2006 Senate Primary
55% Former Congressman Rick Nolan (D)
42% Governor Norm Coleman (D)

[mencken]

Scott Brown
MA State Representative 1998-2004
MA State Senator 2004-2010
US Senator (MA) 2010-2013; 2013-2017
Vice-President 2017-2025

John E. Sununu
US Representative (NH-1) 1997-2003
US Senator (NH) 2003-2009; 2015-2033


Richard Nixon
US Representative (CA-12) 1947-1950
US Senator (CA) 1950-1953
Vice-President 1953-1961
Governor (CA) 1963-1969
President 1969-1974

George Christopher
San Francisco Mayor 1956-1963
Lieutenant Governor (CA) 1963-1969
Governor (CA) 1969-1975


Tom McClintock
CA State Assemblyman 1982-2000
CA State Senator 2000-2003
Governor (CA) 2003-2007
Candidate for Republican Presidential nomination, 2008
Republican Presidential nominee, 2012

[mencken]

Matt Salmon
AZ State Senator 1991-1995
US Representative (AZ-1) 1995-2001
Governor (AZ) 2003-2011
US Senator (AZ) 2011-2023


Beau Biden
DE Attorney General 2007-2010
US Senator (DE) 2010-2015
Candidate for Democratic presidential nomination, 2016*

*Ended May 2015 due to death

[Kingpoleon]

Patrick Schwarzenegger:

U. S. Representative of California: 2019-2023
Governor of California: 2023-2031
Senator of California: 2031-2045

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Ronald Reagan
Party: Democrat
Career:
US Representative (1953-1959)
California Governor (1959-1969)
US Senator (1969-1977)
President (1977-1985)

[Del Tachi]

John F. Kennedy (1917-1976)
Member, United States House of Representatives (1947-1953)
Member, United States Senate (1953-1963) [1]
United States Secretary of State (1965-1969)
Secretary-General of the United Nations (1971-1976)

Following his loss to Richard Nixon in the 1960 presidential election, JFK is forced to resign from the U.S. Senate in February 1963 following a number of ethics charges.  His name is eventually cleared by 1964, allowing him to be appointed by President Henry "Scoop" Jackson as Secretary of State in 1965.  Following Jackson's failed reelection bid in 1968, JFK is elected as the first American Secretary-General of the U.N. in 1971.  He passes away of natural causes in 1976.     

Thad Cochran (1937-present)
Member, United States House of Representatives (1973-1978)
Member, United States Senate (1978-1991)
Governor of Mississippi (1992-2000)
United States Secretary of Agriculture, serving President George W. Bush (2001-2005)
Member, United States Senate (2007-2008)

Thad Cochran opts to retire from the Senate and run for Governor of Mississippi in 1991.   He successfully becomes the first GOP governor of the Magnolia State since Reconstruction, and Haley Barbour is elected to succeed him in the Senate.  After serving as Governor, Cochran is appointed to be United States Secretary of Agriculture by George W. Bush, a position he holds until 2005.  Following Trent Lott's resignation in 2007, Cochran is appointed by Democratic Governor Amy Tuck to hold the seat until a November 2008 special election.  He does not seek the seat in his own right in 2008, and (now former) Governor Tuck is narrowly elected to the Senate in 2008.       

[Maxwell]

William Weld
Governor of Massachussets - 1991-1997
President of the United States - 1997-2005

George Allen
Governor of Virginia - 1994-1998
Senator of Virginia - 2001-2005
President of the United States- 2005-2009

Barack Obama
Senator of Illinois - 2005-2009
President of the United States - 2009-2013

Hillary Rodham Weld
First Lady - 1997-2005
Senator of Arkansas - 2005-2013
President of the United States - 2013-2021

[SATW]

Joe Lieberman (b. 1942), Democratic Party (until 2006)
                                       Independent (until Jan. 3rd 2007)
                                       Republican Party (Jan. 3rd 2007-Current)

Career:
- Attorney General of Connecticut: 1983-1989
- U.S. Senator, Connecticut: 1989-2009* Party switch in 2007 makes Senate 50-50 (GOP VP tiebreaker)
- 67th Secretary of State of the United States: 2009-2013
- 49th Vice President of the United States: 2017-Current

- Iraq Situation starts to stabilize by 2008
- Lehman Bros do not go out of business; Stockmarket does not crash in 2008
- Barack Obama embroiled in scandal in early October; costs him election.

John McCain is President (2009-2013)
Lindsey Graham is Vice President (2009-2013)
Hillary Clinton in President (2013-2017)
Mark Warner is Vice President (2013-2017)
Marco Rubio is President (2017-Current)

[Kingpoleon]

Mark Shriver:

Maryland's Eighth Congressional District: 2003-2007
Lieutenant Governor of Maryland: 2007-2015
Senator of Maryland: 2015-2017
U. S. Ambassador to United Kingdom: 2017-2025
Secretary of State: 2025-2029

Robert Shriver III:

Mayor of Santa Monica: 2010-2010
California's Thirty-Third Congressional District: 2015-2019
Governor of California: 2019-2025
Secretary of Commerce: 2025-2029

Son, William Shriver:
CEO of Shriver Corporation: 2019-2028
Chairman of the Federal Reserve: 2028-2051

Timothy Shriver:

Montgomery County Commissioner: 2005-2009:
Maryland's Sixth Congressional District: 2009-2015
Governor of Maryland: 2015-2019
Supreme Court Justice: 2026-2035

Anthony Shriver:

Mayor of Miami Beach: 2005-2011
Lieutenant Governor of Florida: 2011-2015
Senator of Florida: 2017-2023
Florida's Twenty-Third Congressional District: 2023-2037

Jamie Raskin:
Maryland Delegate of the 20th District: 2007-2017
Representative of Maryland's 8th District: 2017-2021
Chairman of the Federal Reserve: 2021-2025
Governor of Maryland: 2027-2031

Sarah Raskin:
Deputy Secretary of the Treasury: 2014-2017
Secretary of Commerce: 2017-2019
U. N. Ambassador: 2019-2021
Mayor of Baltimore: 2021-2024
Treasurer of Maryland: 2023-2027

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Gary Hart
US Senator 1975-1987
US President 1989-1997
Chief Justice 2005-present

Bob Dole
US House 1961-1969
US Senator 1969-1996
US President 1997-2005

John Kerry  
US Senator 1985-2005
US President 2005-2013
Secretary of State 2013-present

Sherrod Brown
US House 1993-2005
US Vice President 2005-2013
US President 2013-present

[mencken]

Freshman Senators, 2017:
Alaska - Mike Dunleavy
Arizona - Matt Salmon
California - Loretta Sanchez
Colorado - Darryl Glenn
Florida - Ron DeSantis
Indiana - Marlin Stutzman
Kentucky - Thomas Massie*
Louisiana - John Fleming**
Maryland - Chris Van Hollen
Nevada - Joe Heck


*Appointed by Governor Matt Bevin to replace President-elect Paul.
**Appointed by Governor David Vitter to replace himself.

Freshman Senators, 2019:
California - Eric Garcetti
Florida - Rick Scott
Indiana - Mitch Daniels
Maine - Paul LePage
Michigan - Justin Amash
Missouri - Ann Wagner
Montana - Ryan Zinke
New Jersey - Thomas Kean
New Mexico - Susana Martinez
North Dakota - Jack Dalrymple
Ohio - Jim Jordan
Pennsylvania - Scott Perry
Tennessee - Bill Haslam
Texas - Dan Patrick
Utah - Dan Liljenquist
Virginia - Dave Brat
West Virginia - Alex Mooney
Wisconsin - Reid Ribble

[mencken]

Barack Obama
IL State Senator 1997-2004
Congressional candidate, 2000
US Senator (IL) 2005-2010
Candidate for Democratic Presidential nomination, 2008
Governor of Illinois 2011-2015