Shattered

[NHI]

BREAKING NEWS:

Cheers from Clinton HQ in NYC, after she is projected to win the Presidency.

AP: NORTH CAROLINA CALLED FOR CLINTON: 49.1% - 48.0%

AP: TRUMP CALLS CLINTON TO CONCEDE

Donald Trump concedes defeat. "The election is over. Our cause will endure."

Hillary Clinton Shatters the 'glass ceiling' become the 45th President of the United States.

Final 2016 Electoral Map, Nov. 10, 2016

✓ Hillary Clinton: 322 (48.2%)

Donald Trump: 216 (44.8%)

Excerpt from President-Elect Hillary Clinton's victory speech "...tonight is a new beginning for us and for our country. Tonight is a night, where fathers can tuck their daughters into bed, with renewed optimism and pride. Tonight is a night where mothers can raise their daughters to do anything and be anything they want, yes even President of the United States."

[NeverAgain]

How it should've gone... Looking forward to this!

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

Waiting with baited breath to see what the name of the TL means

[Illini Moderate]

I wish this was the result so badly. But depending on how this TL plays out I might not anymore. Haha

[Pericles]

Surprised Trump concedes I thought he'd say it was rigged. What is the PoD?

[BigVic]

Trump concedes?!?

Glad he conceded ITTL. I'd imagine the deplorables starting a revolution or riots in front of Trump Tower had he didn't concede IRL

[Confused Democrat]

Love the graphics! Keep going!

[NHI]

The Aftermath

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Donald Trump's initial concession to Hillary Clinton stunned most observers. In a speech time at three minutes in length, Trump thanked his supporters and vowed the cause of his campaign would continue. He ended his speech in typical Trump-fashion. "Well we did not win, and I wish we could have, unfortunately there's nothing we can do about it now."

However, the one-time Presidential candidate did not remain silent for long. On November 11th, three days after Clinton's historic election, the New York billionaire unleashed his assault on Twitter, in four rambling sets of tweets.

[Gass3268]

What does the Senate look like?

[NHI]

What does the Senate look like?

Not much different from reality.

Senate:
Republicans: 51
Democrats: 47

Notable Pickup:

Russ Feingold: 49.6% (R-D pickup)
Ron Johnson: 48.9%

[NHI]

Love the graphics! Keep going!

Thanks and thank you everyone for the comments. I'm looking forward to this timeline. I hope you enjoy it

[NHI]

President-Elect Hillary Clinton thanks supporters and staff at her NY HQ. "We made history!"

AP: CLINTON PLANS TO UNVEIL FOREIGN POLICY TEAM BEFORE THANKSGIVING

Donald Trump continues his Tweet-Storm, following the election loss.

President Obama and President-Elect Clinton meet in the Oval Office on Nov. 10, 2016

President Barack Obama called the 2016 Election, a "historic moment in our nation's history." He praised his former Secretary State as "the best prepared person to be President" and on her election as the nation's first woman President. The President referenced the Woman's suffrage movement. "We've come so far from when women could not even vote, to now having a woman stand at the highest office in the land." The symbolism of Clinton's victory was not loss on the Obama Administration who played up the historic nature of his own and the passing of the baton to Clinton - the first female President. "I have all the confidence in the world President-Elect Clinton will be able to stir our nation to better and brighter days and I stand ready, as a citizen to support her, to cheer her on and offer my support, for if she succeeds, then America succeeds!"

RNC Chairman Reince Priebus speaks on ABC's THIS WEEK, following the 2016 Election.

Republican National Committee Chair, Reince Priebus said, to George Stephenopolous, "the Republican Party needs more than soul-searching." He called for a complete transformation of the Grand Old Party, but stopped short of criticizing Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, who still holds high favorable among the party activists. Priebus, also refused to comment if he would seek another term as the party chair. Instead, he pledged to help rebrand the Republican Party to appeal to all Americans and to steadfastly oppose 'President Clinton'.

[NHI]

VP Biden campaign for Former Secy. of State Clinton in Florida.

President-Elect Hillary Clinton made headlines Thursday by announcing Vice President Joe Biden as her choice for Secretary of State. Earlier reports indicated Clinton was considering Biden for the top diplomat job, but contrary reports stated the Vice President was uninterested in taking the job he was once considered for, before becoming President Obama's Vice President in 2008. In his speech, Biden said he "was honored to be asked by the President-Elect, and was ready, willing and able to serve his country."

Biden, who passed on running for President in 2016, has always longed for the job first held by Thomas Jefferson. He's confirmation by the US Senate is considered likely, given the wide praise by members of both parties. Arizona Senator John McCain called the pick, "a brilliant and serious move by the President-Elect."

[NHI]

AP: Frm. Pres. Clinton to Leave the Clinton Foundation

Former President Bill Clinton will step down at the Clinton Foundation by the end of the year, as his wife prepares to become the 45th President. Clinton, said back during the campaign if his wife was elected, he would leave the foundation he started, as well as stop fundraising for the organization. During the primary and campaign, President-Elect Clinton was criticized over her role and support for the foundation, the former President's decision to step down is seen as clearing the way for his wife's Presidency.

"The incoming Clinton Administration does not need any distractions," said former adviser Paul Begella on CNN's Face the Nation. "She needs to hit the ground running.

AP: President Clinton's Office announced he will called "The First Gentleman""

60 Minutes: Clinton calls for 'return to civility'

Pres-Elect Clinton and Vice Pres-Elect Kaine sit down for a joint interview on 60 Minutes

[MAINEiac4434]

"Meanwhile, on Earth 2..."

[Pericles]

Did Comey not release the letter?

[NHI]

Did Comey not release the letter?

Correct.

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

So Bill won't be called First Lad? Sad!

[NHI]

New Poll: Obama's Approval Rating Highest in Seven Year

Pres. Obama's approval rating is 57%, a seven year high.

President Barack Obama's approval rating is nearly 60% as his term comes to an end. For Obama's incoming successor, Hillary Clinton holds a 46% favorable rating up from 40% in early November. Clinton's disapproval rating is now 44%, down from 57% at the end of the election. Still, compared to Obama at the time of his election, Clinton's approval ratings are at a historic low for an incoming President.

BREAKING: CLINTON TAPS FACEBOOK COO SANDBERG FOR TREASURY

President-Elect Clinton announced her choice of Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg to be Treasury Secretary. Sandberg had long been considered a favorite to lead the Department. 

[UWS]

So Bill won't be called First Lad? Sad!

No, he will be called First Gentleman, because he's the husband of President-Elect Clinton.

[UWS]

Just wondering, could you, please, post early polls for the Republican presidential nomination in 2020?

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

So Bill won't be called First Lad? Sad!

No, he will be called First Gentleman, because he's the husband of President-Elect Clinton.

joke
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noun
1.
a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline.
"she was in a mood to tell jokes"
synonyms:   funny story, jest, witticism, quip; More

[Gass3268]

What does the Senate look like?

Not much different from reality.

Senate:
Republicans: 51
Democrats: 47

Notable Pickup:

Russ Feingold: 49.6% (R-D pickup)
Ron Johnson: 48.9%

If the Comey letter wasn't released and Hillary won, I think Dems would have seen additional pick ups in MO, PA and one of FL, IN or NC. Just my opinion. Great work as always.

[Pericles]

Did Comey not release the letter?

Correct.

How come the popular vote is the same?

[UWS]

How do the early GOP presidential nomination polls in 2020 look like?