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Biaggi’s Second Opium Den

part 1
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wait if Chicago got nuked why does Illinois still have 26 EVs? or any of those states really.
 
>be me
>universally popular liberal
>part of a formerly elite group hated by xenophobes in my country
>destructive and violent towards political opponents
>no one cares because of tragedy
>hate the country my nation gained independence from
>pic unrelated

1969-1975: Hubert Humphrey (Democratic)
1968 def. (with Robert Kennedy) [National Union cabinet formed after electoral college stalls] Richard Nixon (Republican), George Wallace (American)
1969: J. Edgar Hoover dies of a heart attack. Mark Felt replaces him as FBI director
1969: George Wallace killed by John Palter.
1972: Tahoe Scandal causes Ronald Reagan to drop out of presidential race in late October; later observers blame Vice President Kennedy for “dirty tricks”. With Reagan out and Wallace dead, Humphrey wins 534 electoral votes, only losing Idaho to a “replacement” slate of Republican electors.

1972 def. (with Robert Kennedy) unpledged electors (Idaho Republican), Lester Maddox (American), Ronald Reagan (Republican)
1975: President Humphrey resigns, citing health reasons, historians later blame Vice President Kennedy for “forcing out” Humphrey

1975-1997: Robert Kennedy (Democratic)
1976: Republican party splits, many blame “ratfucking” strategy.
1976: Former president Humphrey forms his own party, the Peace and Progress Party. It is banned by the Kennedy regime and Humphrey is arrested with prostitutes weeks later.
1976: Former Republican William Scranton chosen as Kennedy’s running mate.
1976 def. (with
William Scranton) Nelson Rockefeller (Independent leading United Opposition)
1978: Nelson Rockefeller flees to the Netherlands
1980 def. (with William Scranton) Ron Dellums (Social Democracy)
1981: Two term limit overturned; presidential terms extended to 10 years.
1990 def. (with
Tom Harkin
) none over 5%
 
>be me
>universally popular liberal
>part of a formerly elite group hated by xenophobes in my country
>destructive and violent towards political opponents
>no one cares because of tragedy
>hate the country my nation gained independence from
>pic unrelated
If you weaken #4 then that's basically Zelenskyy (not that #6 isn't justified, ofc)
 
If you weaken #4 then that's basically Zelenskyy (not that #6 isn't justified, ofc)

Zelensky is 100% destructive towards political opponents, he literally banned most even non-pro Russian left-wing and centrist opposition the second opportunity he got. not to mention the scores of allegations of Zelensky using the same state powers his party rallied against to stamp out electoral opposition
 
Zelensky is 100% destructive towards political opponents, he literally banned most even non-pro Russian left-wing and centrist opposition the second opportunity he got. not to mention the scores of allegations of Zelensky using the same state powers his party rallied against to stamp out electoral opposition
Ukraine is in a state of war. If during WWII there were Nazis in Congress would you not support their expulsion?
 
did u see the part where i said "Non pro-Russian" opposition?
He banned eleven parties, all of whom are listed as being 'Russophilic' in their wikiboxes. Only one held seats in the Verkhovna Rada, and only two even bothered to run in the 2019 elections. The majority of members in the banned caucus joined Yuri Boyko's new bloc, which is decidedly not banned.

Support for Russia in Ukraine is so fringe that it isn't right or left- there are Communists in the AFU, after all.
 
The Old Ways of Politics:

1969-1977: Richard Nixon (Republican)
1968 def. (with Spiro Agnew) Hubert Humphrey (Democratic), George Wallace (American)
1972 def. (with John Connally) Hubert Humphrey (Democratic), George Wallace (American)

1977-1981: John Connally (Republican)
1976 def. (with Bob Dole) Terry Sanford (Democratic), Lester Maddox (American)
1981-1989: Chandler Stevens (Independent leading Democratic-Stop the War coalition; later Democratic)
1980 def. (ran with Mo Udall/Mark Hatfield; Bob Dole elected by senate) John Connally (Republican), Joseph Alioto (War Democrat/SDUSA)
1984 def. (with Mo Udall) Bob Dole (Republican)


Secretaries of Defense during the Vietnam War period (1961-1981):
1961-1968: Robert McNamara (Republican)
Appointed by: John F. Kennedy (Democratic, 1961), Lyndon Johnson (Democratic, 1965)
1968-1969: Clark Clifford (Democratic)
Appointed by: Lyndon Johnson (Democratic, 1968)
1969-1970: Melvin Laird (Republican)
Appointed by: Richard Nixon (Republican, 1969)
1970-1979: Henry M. Jackson (Democratic)
Appointed by: Richard Nixon (Republican, 1970), John Connally (Republican, 1977)
1979-1981: John Tower (Republican)
Appointed by: John Connally (Republican, 1979)
1981-1981: Terry Sanford (Democratic)
Appointed by: Chandler Stevens (Independent, 1981)

Senators from Massachusetts’s Class 1 Senate Seat:
1962-1969:
Ted Kennedy (Democratic)
1962 def. George Lodge (Republican)
1964 def. Howard Whitmore (Republican)
1969: Senator Kennedy dies in a car accident with a mistress

1969-1977: Frank Freedman (Republican)
1970 def. Endicott Peabody (Democratic)
1977-1981: Chandler Stevens (Independent in coalition with Democratic)
1976 def. Frank Freedman (Republican)
1981-1983: John Kerry (Democratic)
1983-????: Mildred Jefferson (Republican)
1982 def. John Kerry (Democratic)
 
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