List of Alternate Presidents 2.0.

[dw93]

The Vice Presidents are Presidents in this Universe:

35. Richard Nixon / Henry Cabot Lodge (Republican) 1961-1969
36. Lyndon Johnson+ / Hubert Humphrey (Democratic) 1969-1971
37. Hubert Humphrey / Vacant (Democratic) 1971-1973
37. Hubert Humphrey / Edmund Muskie (Democratic) 1973-1977
38. Spiro Agnew * / Gerald Ford (Republican) 1977-1978
39. Gerald Ford / Vacant (Republican) 1978-1978
39. Gerald Ford / Bob Dole (Republican) 1978-1981
40. Walter Mondale / Jimmy Carter (Democratic): 1981-1989
41. George Bush / Dan Quayle (Republican) 1989-1997
42. Dan Quayle / John McCain (Republican) 1997-2001
43. Al Gore / Paul Wellstone (Democratic) 2001-2009
44. Dick Cheney / George Allen (Republican) 2009-2013
45. Joe Biden / Barack Obama (Democratic) 2013-2021
46. Mike Pence / Brain Sandoval (Republican) 2021-Incumbent

+= Died of a Heart Attack November 23rd, 1971
*= Resigned in Disgrace August 9th, 1978. First President Ever to Resign

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

No plebeians allowed:

41. George H. W. Bush 1989-1993
42. Bill Clinton 1993-2001
43. George W. Bush 2001-2009
44. Barack Obama 2009-2017
45. Donald Trump 2017-2021
46. Hillary Clinton 2021-2025
47. Michelle Obama 2025-2033
48. George P. Bush 2033-2041
49. Chelsea Clinton 2041-2045
50. Ivanka Trump 2045-2049
51. Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky 2049-2057
52. Malia Obama 2057-2061
53. John Bush 2061-2065
54. Aidan Clinton Mezvinsky 2065-2073
55. Natasha Obama 2073-2077
56. Donald J. Trump III 2077-2085
57. Mila Hager 2085-

[Kamala]

No plebeians allowed:

41. George H. W. Bush 1989-1993
42. Bill Clinton 1993-2001
43. George W. Bush 2001-2009
44. Barack Obama 2009-2017
45. Donald Trump 2017-2021
46. Hillary Clinton 2021-2025
47. Michelle Obama 2025-2033
48. George P. Bush 2033-2041
49. Chelsea Clinton 2041-2045
50. Ivanka Trump 2045-2049
51. Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky 2049-2057
52. Malia Obama 2057-2061
53. John Bush 2061-2065
54. Aidan Clinton Mezvinsky 2065-2073
55. Natasha Obama 2073-2077
56. Donald J. Trump III 2077-2085
57. Mila Hager 2085-

And Jeb! still doesn't get to be President

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

[snip]

And Jeb! still doesn't get to be President

Tfw your dad, brother, son, grandson, and grandniece are all president & u aren't

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

42. Bill Clinton (D-Ark) 1993-1999^R
43. Al Gore (D-Tenn) 1999-2009
44. George W. Bush (R-Texas) 2009-2017
45. Barack Obama (D-Ill) 2017-present

[RC (a la Frémont)]

[snip]

And Jeb! still doesn't get to be President

Tfw your dad, brother, son, grandson, and grandniece are all president & u aren't

>John Bush.

Looks like even Jeb! Jr. gets a chance.

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

[snip]

And Jeb! still doesn't get to be President

Tfw your dad, brother, son, grandson, and grandniece are all president & u aren't

>John Bush.

Looks like even Jeb! Jr. gets a chance.

George P.'s son, actually. But the result is the same

[DFL]

America Under Smackdown

41. George Herbert Walker Bush (Republican) 1988-1992
          James Danforth Quayle (1988-1992)
42. William Jefferson Clinton (Democrat) 1992-2000
          Albert Arnold Gore Jr. (1992-2000)
43. James George Janos (Reform) 2000-2027^D
          Donald John Trump (2000-2010)^D
          Gary Earl Johnson (2010-2019)^R
          Tulsi Gabbard (2019-2027)
44. Tulsi Gabbard (American Unity) 2027-2028^D2
          Randal Howard Paul (2027)^R
          Richard Bertrand Spencer (2027-2028)^D2
44. Robert Francis O'Rourke (Liberty) 2028-2036
          Kamala Devi Harris (2028-2036)
45. Kamala Devi Harris (Progressive) 2036-2040
          Beyonce Giselle Knowles (2036-2040)
46. Beyonce Giselle Knowles (Progressive) 2040-2044
          Thomas Jonathan Ossoff (2040-2044)
47. Ivanka Trump (Constitution) 2044-2052
          Jeffry Lane Flake (2044-2048)
          Tomi Lahren (2048-2052)

^D - Died of natural causes
^D2 - Assassinated in the Second Civil War, 2028
^R - Resigned

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

United States of America
(First Republic)
1789 - 1874

PRESIDENTS of the UNITED STATES
1. George Washington (Unaffiliated, Virginia) 1789 - 1797
2. John Adams (Federalist, Massachusetts) 1797 - 1801
3. Thomas Jefferson (Republican, Virginia) 1801 - 1809
4. James Madison (Republican, Virginia) 1809 - 1814 ‡
–. Elbridge Gerry (Republican, Massachusetts) 1814 - 1814 †
–. John Gaillard (Republican, South Carolina) 1814 - 1817
5. Henry Clay (Republican, Kentucky) 1817 - 1821
6. Andrew Jackson (Factionis Bellum, Tennessee) 1821 - 1832 †
7. Daniel Webster (Factionis Bellum–National, Massachusetts) 1832 - 1841
8. Richard Mentor Johnson (National, Kentucky) 1841 - 1845
5. Henry Clay (Democratic, Kentucky) 1845 - 1849
9. Lewis Cass (National, Michigan) 1849 - 1857
10. John Cabell Breckinridge (National, Kentucky) 1857 - 1865
11. Jefferson Finis Davis (National, Mississippi) 1865 - 1877

‡ killed at the Battle of Bladensburg     † died in office of natural causes

Hartford Confederation
1814 - 1829

PRESIDENTS of the HARTFORD CONFEDERATION
1. Timothy Pickering (High Federalist, Massachusetts) 1814 - 1820
2. John Lowell Jr. (High Federalist, Massachusetts) 1820 - 1829 ‡

‡ executed following the Reconquest of New England

Nebraska Free State
(First Nebraska War)
1859 - 1863

COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF of the CALIFORNIA FREE STATE
1. John Charles Fremont (Unaffiliated) 1858 - 1864 ‡

PRESIDENTS of the NEBRASKA FREE STATE
1. William Lloyd Garrison (Radical) 1859 - 1861
2. Samuel Gridley Howe (Radical) 1861 - 1863˚

GOVERNORS of CONFEDERATE NEW MEXICO
1. Gerrit Smith (Radical) 1860 - 1864 ‡

‡ executed     ˚ resettled in Canada

State of Deseret
1855-1856, 1858 - 1862, 1867 - 1867ª

GOVERNORS of DESERET
1. Brigham Young (Nonpartisan) 1855 - 1856 ‡
DISSOLVED 1856 - 1859
2. John Taylor (Nonpartisan) 1859 - 1862 ‡
DISSOLVED 1862 - 1867
3. Joseph Smith III (Nonpartisan) 1867 - 1867 ª

‡ executed     ª continued as Governor under the Confederation of the Platte

Confederation of the Platte
(Second Nebraska War—American Civil War—Second Anglo-American War)
1867 - 1874

PRESIDENTS-GENERAL of the CONFEDERATION OF THE PLATTE
1. Wendell Phillips (Nonpartisan, Nebraska) 1867 -  1874


COMMANDERS of the CONFEDERATE ARMED FORCES
1868 - 1874     Philip Henry Sheridan     "Commanding General of the Army of the Susquehanna"
1868 - 1874     David Hunter     "Commanding General of the Army of the Illinois"
1868 - 1874     Owen Lovejoy     "General-in-Chief of the Grand Army of the Platte"
1868 - 1876     William Wallace Blair     "General-in-Chief of the Army of Deseret"
1869 - 1874     Philip Henry Sheridan     "Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Armies"

[Kingpoleon]

1989-1993: Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan/Sen. Paul Simon
1993-2001: Sen. Nancy Kassebaum/Sen. Charles Evers
2001-2003: Gov. Howard Dean*/Sen. Carol Moseley Braun
2003-2009: Gov. Carol Moseley Braun**/Fmr. Gen. Wesley Clark
2009-2017: Gov. George Pataki***/Sen. Elizabeth Dole

*One of the more popular Presidents, Dean was widely respected for implementing a revenue-neutral universal healthcare system, and for replacing most welfare with a supplemental income of up to $16,000, for everyone making under $20,000. Dean was forced to resign due to a severe case of pneumonia that followed a somewhat severe form of influenza. Dean is still widely praised for his domestic leadership.
**Braun’s introduction of the VAT of 9.5% allowed her to cut income rates by 2-6%, depending on the bracket, and to flatten the corporate tax rate to just five brackets, with the top bracket at 31.5%. This greatly reduced the deficit, as did her making the supplemental income at $15,000 for those making up to $18,000. Her alliance with President Rong Yiren of China, Russian President Boris Berezovsky, and Indian Prime Minister Sonia Gandhi initially caused concerns with Prime Minister Ian Lang, but this was eventually overcome when Yiren and Berezovsky diplomatically backed Britain against President Kirchner in the Second Falklands War, when Kirchner, Evo Morales, Hugo Chavez, Ricardo Lagos, Yugoslavian President Joška Broz, and a handful of other socialists and members of the Non-Aligned Movement declared Britain to be unlawfully occupying Argentine territory. Sonia Gandhi was forced not to take a position by her own position as Secretary of the NAM.
***Pataki immediately raises the VAT to 16.5%, balancing the budget completely. The left over money is put towards NASA, giving them a $95 billion budget. OUTCOME OF SECOND FALKLANDS WAR LATER HERE

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

In the early 2000s, Chile, Argentina, and Bolivia were at each other's throats over an energy crisis. How did Lagos, Kirchner, and Morales reconcile their conflict to team up against a vastly more powerful nation?

[Sirius_]

United States of America

1789: George Washington (Independent) is unopposed.
Federalist and Democratic-Republican parties are formed.
1792: George Washington defeats Aaron Burr.
1796: Alexander Hamilton defeats Thomas Jefferson.
1800: Thomas Jefferson defeats Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson forms the Liberty party based on social and economic liberalism. The Federalist and Democratic-Republican parties are dissolved. Those that don't side with Jefferson form into the progressive Republican party and the conservative Democratic party.
1804: Thomas Jefferson defeats Andrew Jackson and John Adams.
Thomas Jefferson successfully abolishes slavery.
1808: James Madison defeats George Clinton. The Republicans do not field a candidate.
The Republican party is dissolved due to low turnout.
James Madison is unsuccessful in reinstating slavery.
The Democratic party splits due to economic differences. Populists form the American party while conservatives form the Conservative party.
1812: George Clinton defeats James Madison and Andrew Jackson.
Many are outraged that Clinton won the only 36% of  the vote. Former democrats form the temporary Reform coalition to fight for voting reform.
1816: James Madison defeats George Clinton.

American Parliamentary Republic

Seeing new potential thanks to changed voting laws, progressives form the Freedom party.
1817: PM James Madison; Reform gov't.
Reform coalition is disbanded.
1820: PM Rufus King; Freedom and Liberty coalition.
1824: PM Henry Clay; Liberty and Conservative coalition.
1828: PM Andrew Jackson; American gov't.
Slavery is legalized; non-whites stripped of rights.
1832: PM Andrew Jackson; American gov't.
Investigations show that the American party used gerrymandering to win more ranges and pick their PM. Many wish to return to direct voting. Anti-Parliamentary party is formed.
1836: PM William H Harrison; Anti-Parliamentary, Liberty, Conservative, and Freedom coalition.

Democratic Republic of American States

Anti-Parliamentary party is disbanded.
1840: William H Harrison (Endorsed by Liberty,  Freedom, and Conservative parties) defeats Martin van Buren.
Due to slavery issues, Liberty and Freedom parties form the Libertarian party. In response, the Conservative and American parties reform the Democrats.
1844: William H Harrison defeats James K Polk.
Harrison begins re-abolishment process, but can't complete it during his term.
1848: James K Polk defeats Henry Clay.

To be Continued...

[Sirius_]

James K Polk defies his follow Democrats and abolishes slavery. Polk forms the Moderate party.
1852: James K Polk defeats James Fremont and Franklin Pierce.
1856: James K Polk defeats Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Pierce.
1860: James K Polk defeats Abraham Lincoln and James Buchanan
1864: James K Polk defeats Rutherford B Hayes and Samuel Tilden

Military Coup in America

While the people of America have now elected Polk five times, many military leaders are fed up with 18 years of the same leadership. On July 4, 1866 the majority of the military rallies against the current administration. They storm Washington, surround the White House and demand the president Polk be handed over. After being refused, the troops enter the White House and shoot Polk. All other staff are shot or taken prisoner. An interim military government is to be put in place, but many doubt it will be temporary.

Military Government of America

1866: Ulysses S Grant (Military) is appointed president.

To be Continued...

[Dr. MB]

43. George W. Bush (20 January 2001 – 10 May 2005)
44. Dick Cheney (10 May 2005 – 20 April 2007)
45. Craig Thomas (20 April 2007 – 4 June 2007)
— Nancy Pelosi (4 June 2007 – 29 July 2007)
46. Tom Daschle (29 July 2007 – 20 January 2009)
47. Mitt Romney (20 January 2009 – 20 January 2013)
48. Barack Obama (20 January 2013 – present)

May 10, 2005
Tbilisi, Georgia
Vladimir Arutyunian threw a grenade at U.S. President George W. Bush while he gave a speech. The grenade exploded, killing Bush and six others around him, and injuring several more. Vice President Dick Cheney received the news and was sworn in later that day.

President Cheney appointed Senator Craig Thomas as his vice president. Despite them being from the same state this was not an issue as Cheney did not plan to run in 2008. On April 20, 2007, Cheney suffered a fatal heart attack while sitting at his desk in the Oval Office. Thomas had been diagnosed with cancer in 2006 and died in June of that year. Since Thomas had not had enough time to choose a vice president Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi became acting President. Speaker Pelosi then appointed a VP. Since the 2008 election was well underway Pelosi decided to appoint someone who would not run, former South Dakota Senator Tom Daschle.

John Edwards won the Democratic nomination, defeating Chris Dodd and Hillary Clinton, and after allegations of an affair arose in August 2008 he withdrew from the race, leaving his VP pick, Kathleen Sebelius, at the top of the ticket. Due to the 2008 recession and fury over the Edwards scandal Sebelius lost to Republican nominee Mitt Romney. Romney proved to be highly unpopular, and the things he did to try to relieve the recession didn't help a whole lot. Barack Obama mounted his first presidential bid in 2012, and cruised to victory. He was reelected by a lesser margin over Marco Rubio in 2016.

2008 Presidential election

Mitt Romney/Condoleezza Rice: 270
Kathleen Sebelius/Joe Biden: 268

2012

Barack Obama/Brian Schweitzer: 389
Mitt Romney/Condoleezza Rice: 149

2016

Barack Obama/Brian Schweitzer: 287
Marco Rubio/Nikki Haley: 251

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

I think I went a little overboard on this one


Presidents

Speakers of the House

35. Richard Nixon (R-CA) 1961-1965
VP Henry Cabot Lodge (R-MA) 1961-1965

43. Sam Rayburn (D-TX) 1961^†
45. John William McCormack (D-MA) 1961-1971

36. Lyndon B. Johnson (D-TX) 1965-1972^†
VP John F. Kennedy (D-MA) 1965-1968^†
VP Hubert H. Humphrey (D-MN) 1969-1972

46. Carl Albert (D-OK) 1971-1975

37. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-MN) 1972-1977
VP George McGovern (D-SD) 1973-1977

47. Gerald R. Ford (R-MI) 1975-1976^R
48. John Rhodes (R-AZ) 1976-1981

38. Gerald R. Ford (R-MI) 1977-1985
VP Robert Dole (R-KS) 1977-1984^R

49. Robert Michel (R-IL) 1981-1983
50. Tip O'Neill (D-MA) 1983-1987

39. John Glenn (D-OH) 1985-1993
VP Geraldine Ferraro (D-NY) 1985-1993

Robert Michel (R-IL) 1987-1989
51. William H. Gray III (D-PA) 1989-1993
Robert Michel (R-IL) 1993-1995

40. Patrick Buchanan (R-VA) 1993-1996^†
VP Kay Orr (R-NE) 1993-1996

52. Richard Gephardt (D-MO) 1995-1996^R

41. Kay Orr (R-NE) 1996-1997
No VP

53. Bill Richardson (D-NM) 1996-2001

42. Richard Gephardt (D-MO) 1997-2001
VP Douglas Wilder (D-VA) 1997-2001

54. Newt Gringrich (R-GA) 2001-2002^†

43. John McCain (R-AZ) 2001-2005
VP John Engler (R-MI) 2001-2005

55. Dick Armey (R-TX) 2002-2003
56. Nancy Pelosi (D-MD) 2003-2013

44. Richard Gephardt (D-MO) 2005-2008^†
VP Al Gore (D-TN) 2005-2008
45. Al Gore (D-TN) 2008-2013
VP James L. Jones (I-MO) 2008-2009
VP Janet Napolitano (D-AZ) 2009-2013

57. Eric Cantor (R-VA) 2013-2014^R

46. Mitt Romney (R-MI) 2013-2014^†
VP Sarah Palin (R-ID) 2013-2014

58. Ted Cruz (R-NJ) 2014-2016

47. Sarah Palin (R-ID) 2014-2016^Imp.
No VP
48. Ted Cruz (R-NJ) 2016-2017
No VP

59. Peter Roskam (R-IL) 2016-2017
60. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) 2017^R

49. Barack Obama (D-IL) 2017-2025
VP Bernie Sanders (ID-VT) 2017-2021
VP Eric Garcetti (D-CA) 2021-2022^R
VP Tim Kaine (D-VA) 2023-2025

61. Jared Polis (D-CO) 2017-2023
62. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) 2023-2025
63. Keith Ellison (D-MN) 2025-2031

50. Kamala Harris (D-CA) 2025^†
VP Ralph Northam (D-VA) 2025
51. Ralph Northam (D-VA) 2025-2030^†
VP Jason Kander (D-MO) 2026-2030
52. Jason Kander (D-MO) 2030-2033
VP Gwen Graham (D-FL) 2030-2033

Ron DeSantis (R-FL) 2031-2034^†

53. Carlos Curbelo (R-FL) 2033-2035^Imp.
VP Scott Taylor (R-VA) 2033-2035

65. Tom Cotton (R-AR) 2034-2035
66. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) 2035-2049

54. Scott Taylor (R-VA) 2035-2041
VP Marilinda Garcia (R-NH) 2037-2041
55. Chris Pappas (D-NH) 2041-2049
VP Eric Swalwell (D-CA) 2041-2049

[Kingpoleon]

2009-2017: Sen. Ron Wyden/Sen. Carol Moseley Braun*
2017-2025: Gov. John Kasich(R-OH)/Sen. Kelly Ayotte(R-NH)
2025-2029: VP Kelly Ayotte(R-NH)/Gov. Niger Innis(R-NV)
2029-2037: Mayor Benjamin Bronfman(D-NY)/Sen. Joaquin Castro(D-TX)

*Re-elected in 2004

[dw93]

An Earlier Trump Presidency:

43. Donald Trump / Jesse Ventura ¹ (Reform) 2001-2005
44. John McCain / Mike Huckabee (Republican) 2005-2009
45. Hillary Clinton / Evan Bayh (Democratic) 2009-2017
46. John Kasich / Marco Rubio (Republican) 2017-2021
47. Bernie Sanders² / Sherrod Brown (Democratic) 2021-2025
43. Sherrod Brown / Joaquin Castro (Democratic) 2025-2033

Defeated Tickets:

2000: Al Gore / Joe Lieberman (Democratic), George W. Bush / Dick Cheney (Republican)
2004: Joe Lieberman / Wesley Clark, Donald Trump / Patrick Buchanan (Reform)
2008: John McCain / Mike Huckabee (Republican), Jesse Ventura / Ron Paul (Reform)³
2012: Mike Huckabee / Mitt Romney (Republican)
2016: Barack Obama⁴  / Andrew Cuomo (Democratic)
2020: John Kasich / Marco Rubio (Republican)
2024: Marco Rubio / Scott Walker (Republican)
2028: Ted Cruz / Rick Scott (Republican)

Speakers of the House:

Dennis Hastert (Republican) 1999-2003
Dick Gephardt (Democratic) 2003-2009
Nancy Pelosi (Democratic) 2009-2011
John Boehner (Republican) 2011-2019
Nancy Pelosi (Democratic) 2019-2021
Tim Ryan (Democratic) 2021-2027
Paul Ryan (Republican) 2027-2035

¹= Was dropped from the ticket in 2004 over disagreements with President Trump. Replaced with Pat Buchanan.
²= Declined to seek another term as President in 2024 due to age and health. Vice President Brown would be the first Vice President since George HW Bush in 1988 to be elected to succeed his boss.
³= Reform party would officially dissolve after a very poor performance in 2008. It's support would divide among the two main parties as well as various other third parties.
⁴= Won the national popular vote despite losing the electoral vote and the Presidency.

[Sirius_]

Ulysses S Grant resigns "out of remorse"
1868: Classius M Clay appointed.
1875: Ulysses S Grant leads coup to restore democracy, is appointed president.

American Union

Liberal and People's parties are formed
1876: James Garfield defeats Samuel Tilden; largest PV margin in history.
Christian Democratic party is formed.
1880: James Garfield defeats Thomas Bayard and Ferdinand Lassalle.
1884: Grover Cleveland defeats James Garfield.
1888: Chester Arthur defeats Grover Cleveland.
1892: Ferdinand Lassalle defeats Chester Arthur and William J Bryan.
Sweeping reforms are made by Lassalle in the fields of working standards, wages, and social equality. These reforms are so popular the the Christian Democrats dissipate.
1896: Ferdinand Lassalle defeats William Mckinley.
Conservative socialists and populists are unhappy with the reforms being made by Lassalle. They form the Conservative party.
1900: William McKinley defeats Ferdinand Lassalle and William J Bryan.
1904: Theodore Roosevelt defeats Adolph Strasser and John Williams.
In a shocking move, Roosevelt joins the People's party, leaving Liberals devastated. Roosevelt also draws votes away from the Conservative party.
1908: Theodore Roosevelt defeats William H Taft.
Conservative party disbands. Centrist party is formed.
1912: Woodrow Wilson defeats Theodore Roosevelt and William H Taft.
1916: Charles E Hughes defeats Woodrow Wilson and Robert LaFollette.
The slightly unorthodox Human Progression party is formed. The party is dedicated to the scientific, technological, and social progression of mankind.
1920: Nikola Tesla defeats Charles E Hughes, Allan Benson, and Calvin Coolidge in a surprise victory.

To be Continued...

[Dr. MB]

"Last Land Standing"

In the 1960s, successful Cuban-sponsored revolutions occurred in the Congo and in Bolivia, bringing the second communist state in the Americas. Subsequent revolutions between 1968 and 1981 took over Chile, Peru, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Colombia, Ecuador, and the Dominican Republic. Finally, in 1981, Mexico was on the brink of communist revolution. On May 15, 1984, the guerilleros stormed Mexico City and the government of President Miguel de la Madrid surrendered. Later that year, at a speech at Plaza de la Revolucion in Havana, President of Cuba Fidel Castro, President of Nicaragua Daniel Ortega, and President of Bolivia Che Guevara announced the formation of the Union of Socialist Latin American Nations, and also a split from the USSR.

Meanwhile, in the United States, the government became extremely weary of the communist threat. In 1976, Ronald Reagan easily defeated President Ford in the Republican primary and selected U.S. Representative Larry McDonald as his running mate. The Republicans joined with conservative Democrats to form the Conservative People's Party. In 1980, Reagan was assassinated.

In 1979, the CPP held 319 seats in the House and 74 in the Senate.

In 1994, the USLAN dissolved, and many countries introduced reforms and democratic elections although all still have left-wing governments. Che Guevara resigned as President of Bolivia in 1998 due to health issues and died in 2007.

Due to the lesser threat and the collapse of the USSR, the CPP drastically declined. The 1996 election was decided by the House of Representatives; the CPP had a narrow 9-seat majority and elected Duke Cunningham. Cunningham lost in a landslide in 2000 to Dennis Kucinich of the Popular Reform party.

39. Ronald Reagan (CP-CA) 1977–1980 VP: Larry McDonald
40. Larry McDonald (CP-GA) 1980–1989 VP: Jesse Helms
41. Jesse Helms (CP-NC) 1989–1997 VP: John K. Singlaub
42. Duke Cunningham (CP-CA) 1997–2001 VP: William F. Buckley
43. Dennis Kucinich (PR-OH) 2001–2009 VP: Pat LaMarche
44. Mike Gravel (PR-AK) 2009–2013 VP: Dean Barkley
45. Michelle Obama (D-IL) 2013–2017 VP: Mary Landrieu
46. Bernie Sanders (PR-VT) 2017–present VP: John Fetterman

[Sirius_]

President Tesla grants women suffrage during his first term. He also signs the Civil Rights Act of 1922 ending segregation and outlawing all measures to disenfranchise minority voters.
1924: Nikola Tesla defeats James Cox and Eugene Debs.
The Liberal party hasn't been able to fully recover since the creation of several opposition parties and is forced to disband.
President Tesla has stated that he wishes to return to science after his second term, leaving the HPP without a candidate.
1928: Franklin D Roosevelt defeats Al Smith (endorsed by HPP).
A schism in the People's party causes Al Smith and several other moderates to join the HPP, potentially saving the party.
1932: Al Smith defeats Franklin D Roosevelt.
The earlier schisim forces the People's party to disband.
1936: Franklin D Roosevelt defeats Al Smith.
Divisions between right and left leaning people causes the Centrist party to split into the left-leaning New Democrats and the right-leaning Small Government party.
1940: Harry S Truman defeats Wendell Wilkie and Al Smith.
1944: Thomas Dewey defeats Harry S Truman
After sitting out of the 1944 election, the HPP decides that they must find another charismatic scientist.
1948: Albert Einstein defeats Thomas Dewey and Harry S Truman.
1952: Albert Einstein defeats Adlai Stevenson and Harold Stassen.
1956: Albert Einstein (endorsed by ND) defeats Harold Stassen.
1958: Albert Einstein dies in office, leaving John Mauchly president.
1960: Richard Nixon defeats John Mauchly and Lyndon B Johnson.
1964: John F Kennedy defeats Richard Nixon and William Blakley.
1968: Hubert Humphrey defeats John F Kennedy and Barry Goldwater.

To Be Continued...

[Sirius_]

1972: Hubert Humphrey defeats John Mauchly and Richard Nixon.
1976: Ronald Reagan defeats Jimmy Carter, J Presper Eckert, and John Anderson.
1980: Ronald Reagan defeats Morris Udall and Walter Mondale.
1984: Carl Sagan defeats George H W Bush and Joe Biden.
1988: Carl Sagan (Endorsed by ND) defeats Bob Dole.
1992: Geraldine Ferraro defeats Al Gore and Bob Dole.
1996: Bill Clinton defeats Geraldine Ferraro and Jack Kemp.
2000: Newt Gingrich defeats Bill Clinton and Ralph Nader.
2004: Joe Biden defeats Newt Gingrich and Ralph Nader.
2008: Joe Biden (Endorsed by HPP) defeats Mitt Romney.
2012: Donald Trump defeats Joe Biden, Paul Ryan, and Barack Obama.
2016: Bill Nye defeats Donald Trump (Endorsed by SGP), Ross Perot, and Joe Manchin.
Donald Trump and Ross Perot join to create the Alternative party.
2020: Bill Nye defeats Donald Trump, John Bel Edwards, and Rand Paul.
The New Democrats join the HPP, but lose many conservative members.
2024: Jared Kushner defeats Rand Paul and Neil Degrasse Tyson.
2028: Kamala Harris defeats Jared Kushner and Gary Johnson.

End of Series

[Former Senator Haslam2020]

Donald Trump (R-NY) (2017-2018)
Mike Pence (R-IN) (2018-2021)
Bernie Sanders (D-VT) (2021-2025)
Kamala Harris (D-CA) (2025-2029)
Nikki Haley (R-SC)(2029-2033)
Tom Cotton (R-AR) (2033-2035)
Jon Husted (R-OH)(2035-2037)
Mark Eves (D-ME)(2037-2045)

[NHI]

44. Howard Dean: 2005-2009
45. John McCain: 2009-2013
46. Hillary Rodham Clinton: 2013-2021
47. Timothy Scott: 2021-2029

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

PRESIDENTS of the UNITED STATES
35. John Fitzgerald Kennedy (Democratic, Massachusetts) 1961 - 1965
36. Margaret Chase Smith (Republican, Maine) 1965 - 1969
37. Hubert Horatio Humphrey (Democratic, Minnesota) 1969 - 1972 ‡
38. Birch Evan Bayh II (Democratic, Indiana) 1972 - 1977
39. Paul Dominique Laxalt (Republican, Nevada) 1977 - 1985
40. Mario Matthew Cuomo (Democratic, New York) 1985 - 1993
41. Patricia Niel Scott Schroeder (Democratic, Colorado) 1993 - 2001
42. Mary Elizabeth Alexander Hanford Dole (Republican, North Carolina) 2001 - 2005
43. Hillary Dianne Rodham (Democratic, Illinois) 2005 - 2009
44. Willard Mitt Romney (Republican, Michigan) 2009 - 2017
45. Elizabeth Ann Warren (Democratic, Massachusetts) 2017 - incumbent

‡ assassinated

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

35. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass.) 1961-1963^†
36. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn.) 1963-1965
37. Margaret Chase Smith (R-Maine) 1965-1974^R
38. Richard M. Nixon (R-Calif.) 1974^R
39. Carl Albert (D-Okla.) 1974-1977
40. Jimmy Carter (D-Ga.) 1977-1981^†
41. Shirley Chisholm (D-N.Y.) 1981-1983^Imp.
Acting: Patricia Schroeder (D-Colo.) 1983-1985
42. Patricia Schroeder (D-Colo.) 1985-1993
43. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Texas) 1993-1997
44. Hillary Clinton (D-Ark.) 1997-2005
45. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Texas) 2005-2008^†
46. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) 2008-2009
47. Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisc.) 2009-2017
48. Oprah Winfrey (I-Calif.) 2017-present