Poll: Timeline Ideas

[Mike Thick]

Intentionally made these a little cryptic. Would love to hear what you guys think.

Honesty and Common Sense

When Donald Trump drops out in late 2015, an unlikely frontrunner emerges from the crowded field. He’s unpolished and soft-spoken, but rocketed into the big leagues through sheer grit and intelligence. Can the political novice beat out a slew of rivals and go all the way to the White House? It’s possible — after all, politics isn’t exactly brain surgery.

Strength through Unity: A Year in America’s Rebirth

It’s 2068. Trump has Made America Great Again, and Republicans have dominated American politics for more than half a century. Real America is enjoying peace and prosperity; the corruption and voter fraud that plagued our politics has been crushed with an iron fist. President Charlie Kirk, fresh off his landslide victory, looks back on the year that made it all happen: 2018.

All Eyez on Me

Hillary Clinton looks like a lock to win the 2016 Presidential election, but the entrance of a bombastic celebrity politician throws the race into turmoil. He’s derided by the punditry as toxic, criminal, vulgar, extreme — but the vicious critic of the establishment is just what a lot of Americans are looking for. Can he win the Presidency, Against All Odds?

[Dr. MB]

#3 if it's Tupac.

[Cold War Liberal]

#3 if it's Tupac.

#ImWithShakur

[The Govanah Jake]

1. Meh sounds boring if you ask me

2. Interesting premise, would support

3. Meh.

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

Write in: Something not so cryptic.

[Huey Long is a Republican]

I honestly think #3 could be about one man and one man only:

[Cold War Liberal]

I honestly think #3 could be about one man and one man only:

Well #1 is probably about Ben Carson:

Honesty and Common Sense

When Donald Trump drops out in late 2015, an unlikely frontrunner emerges from the crowded field. He’s unpolished and soft-spoken, but rocketed into the big leagues through sheer grit and intelligence. Can the political novice beat out a slew of rivals and go all the way to the White House? It’s possible — after all, politics isn’t exactly brain surgery.

But I'm pretty sure #3 would be Tupac, since it's called "All Eyez on Me" and uses the phrase "Against All Odds," which is a Tupac song:

All Eyez on Me

Hillary Clinton looks like a lock to win the 2016 Presidential election, but the entrance of a bombastic celebrity politician throws the race into turmoil. He’s derided by the punditry as toxic, criminal, vulgar, extreme — but the vicious critic of the establishment is just what a lot of Americans are looking for. Can he win the Presidency, Against All Odds?

[Boss_Rahm]

I may be in the minority here, I'm curious about a world where Bannon's prediction comes true and his party governs for 60 years.

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

The MAGA TL seems really interesting, I'm just worried it'll make me really sad along the way. I voted for #3 since that's honestly one of the most original takes on the whole "celebrity candidate" thing I've seen

[DFL]

#3 only if the debates are rap battles

[Mike Thick]

JFK/LBJ’s guesses are correct, although in hindsight I’m not sure why I didn’t just say that in the descriptions

[Mike Thick]

The people have spoken.

[libertpaulian]

#1 only because I want to see Trump get humiliated in 2015.