1994 with a uniform national 5% swing to the Republicans in 1992

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Based on ExtremeRepublican's thread.
"After long recounts, Bill Clinton has won Iowa, but President Bush held on in Tennessee and Louisiana to secure 275 electoral votes and a second term."

Senate: 55-45 D, R victories in CA (Herschensohn) and SC (Hartnett).
House: 238-196 D, R victories in CA-01 (Riggs), CA-19 (Cloud), CT-02 (Munster), FL-15 (Tolley), MI-08 (Chrysler), MN-02 (Ludeman), MN-07 (Omann), MO-09 (Hardy), MT (Marlenee), NE-02 (Staskiewicz), NY-14 (Green), OH-06 (McEwen), PA-06 (Jones), PA-13 (Fox), PA-20 (Townsend), TN-03 (Wamp), TX-16 (Taberski), UT-02 (Greene), VA-11 (Butler), and WA-04 (Hastings).
Governors: R victory in WA (Eikenberry)

How does 1994 go?

[(Still) muted by Kalwejt until March 31]

Dems keep both chambers.

[Kingpoleon]

Gephardt takes out Foley with the assistance of John Lewis, Steny Hoyer, and Barbara Kennelly. The Democrats have 246 House seats. +4 R seats in 1992 in the Senate make it 53-47 R-D. In 1994, Janet Napolitano(AZ), Ruth Minner(DE), Reubin Askew(FL), Skip Humphrey(MN), Gene Taylor(MS), Ted Strickland(OH), Fred Harris(OK), Bob Casey, Jr.(PA), and Harold Ford, Sr.(TN) make the Senate 62-38 R-D. Fred Harris is elected Majority Leader, with Howell Heflin becoming his Whip. Bush makes Howard Baker his new Chief of Staff, allowing for somewhat major legislation to pass into law.