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the more things change, the more they stay the same

 

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gimme the whole Texas map c'mon

Here’s the box:

also the choice of Matt Cartwright as the primary Harris challenger is... interesting

He’s a quasi-progressive who just won re-election to a Trump-voting district. He probably loses re-election in ‘26, which means no one will be being directed from on high to primary him.

 

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@Meppo can you spot the analogy?
also i'm sorry

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the dead hand of the reid machine lives on

y'know, when Adam Laxalt is your best swing-state senate candidate, you really ought to stop and look yourself in the mirror.

 

[Meppo]

the dead hand of the reid machine lives on

y'know, when Adam Laxalt is your best swing-state senate candidate, you really ought to stop and look yourself in the mirror.

their best swing-state senate candidate is Ron Johnson tho

 

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their best swing-state senate candidate is Ron Johnson tho

incorrect, he performed worse than in 2010 or 2016

if we had just defunded the FLDems it'd be senator-elect Barnes now.

 

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[graphic to be added]

The World Ahead: DeSantis, Wayne, and the Quiet War
An Alternate History Project

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2028
November - December
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"...and with 92% of all votes counted, we can project that Republican Ron DeSantis has won the battleground state of North Carolina and its 16 electoral votes. And with that, it's over - CNN can now project that Republican Ron DeSantis, the former governor of Florida, has won the 2028 presidential election, defeating incumbent Democrat Kamala Harris in the closest election since 2016 ..."

Anderson Cooper; Excerpt from CNN's 2028 Election Night broadcast; November 8, 2028

HARRIS CONCEDES

In the early hours of November 8, President Kamala Harris would formally concede the 2028 presidential election to Republican nominee Ron DeSantis in an empassioned speech.

"The fight isn't over", Harris declared from her campaign headquarters in San Francisco. "We still have so much to do for equality. Justice. Fairness. The list goes on, and my greatest regret is that I cannot continue tackling them from the White House. But I know that millions across the country, from all walks of life, will carry on! Because that is what Americans do best - we fight for what's right, no matter the odds or the risks."

Harris would also congratulate President-elect DeSantis on his victory, calling for a "united front" in the wake of the close election. "Ron and I fought a brutal campaign, but it's time to move ahead. We need to focus on the world ahead, and all the crises that our country is facing now. I have confidence in his ability to serve America, and I have directed my White House staff to begin the transition process."

The New York Times; November 8, 2028

DESANTIS TRANSITION TEAM DEBATES CHINA STRATEGY

Just days after winning the White House, the DeSantis transition team is debating how best to handle the tiger in the room - U.S.-China relations. While DeSantis won on the back of tough-on-China posturing - notably pushing Asian-American voters 5 points to the right - his campaign rhetoric has run headfirst into political reality.

Some in his inner circle - such as [name] - have proposed a full decoupling from the Chinese economy. While zealous, many doubt that the U.S. would be able to decouple from China without major pushback. However, graudual decoupling has been floated by some politicians from both major parties, including Democratic governor of Illinois Bruce Wayne.

Other individuals - including Senate Minority Whip Joni Ernst - have proposed re-instating the Trump-era tariffs on Chinese manufacturers.

POLITICO; November 11, 2028

AMBASSADOR TRUMP? DESANTIS INTERVIEWS EX-FIRST SON

Political activist and former First Son Donald Trump Jr. had briefly formed an exploratory committee for a presidential bid in 2028 before formally withdrawing and endorsing Ron DeSantis. Now, sources within the Ron DeSantis transition team are reporting that the president-elect is considering Trump Jr. for Ambassador to the United Nations.

The President-elect invited Trump Jr. to Jacksonville (DeSantis' hometown), who made a very public display of his visit and their meeting, tweeting that he was "honored" to be in consideration for a "very serious job" in DeSantis' administration.

Some within DeSantis' team say that the process is merely to placate Trump Jr.'s ego and warm DeSantis to Trumpist voters that he had alienated, in large part due to former president Trump Sr.'s role in the Democratic overperformance in the 2022 midterm elections and the public split between the two after Trump Sr.'s defeat in the 2024 election.

CNN; November 19, 2028

RON DESANTIS NOMINATES PAUL M. NAKASONE AS DEFENSE SECRETARY

The Washington Post; November 23, 2028

[...]
Excerpt from HOLDING THE LINE: THE DESANTIS ADMINISTRATION by Robert Costa, published in 2014

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2028
U.S. Downballot Election Results
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United States House elections, 2030
House composition before election: 223 Republicans, 212 Democrats
House composition after election: 230 Republicans, 201 Democrats, 1 Forward

Speaker before election: Andy Biggs (R-Arizona)
Speaker after election: Andy Biggs (R-Arizona)

Key United States Senate elections, 2028
Alaska (IRV, final round): Josh Revak (R) def. Josiah Patkotak (I/D), Sarah Palin (R), Les Gara (D), others
Arizona: Mark Kelly (D-inc.) def. Kimberly Yee (R)
Georgia (runoff): Raphael Warnock (D-inc.) def. Drew Ferguson (R)
Nevada: Joe Lombardo (R) def. Catherine Cortez-Masto (D-inc.) (R+1)
New Hampshire: Chris Sununu (R) def. Maggie Hassan (D-inc.) (R+1)
North Carolina: Ted Budd (R-inc.) def. Wiley Nickel (D)
Ohio: J.D. Vance (R-inc.) def. Greg Landsman (D)
Pennsylvania: John Fetterman (D-inc.) def. Jason Ortitay (R)
Wisconsin: Mike Gallagher (R) def. Sara Rodriguez (D)

Senate composition before election: 51 Democrats, 49 Republicans
Senate composition after election: 51 Republicans, 49 Democrats

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2029
January - ???​

Ron DeSantis, 48th President of the United States, delivers his inaugural address; January 20, 2029

DESANTIS GOES ON DEFENSE IN STATE OF THE UNION

POLITICO; May 11, 2029

OPINION: WITH SHUTTERING OF HKFP, REPRESSION CAMPAIGN IN HONG KONG REACHES FEVER PITCH

When the People's Liberation Army began its attempted annexation of Taiwan in June 2028, a series of small protests sprang up across Hong Kong, calling for an end to hostilities and for China to respect Taiwan's self-determination. While these were small and often dwarfed by government-sponsored demonstrations calling for the "restoration" of China's "historical borders", it gave many - including myself - hope that things were somewhat turning around in Hong Kong; that the government - while certainly authoritarian - was beginning to somewhat return to its 2010s-era tolerance of civil opposition.

Unfortunately, last week's events have completely disproven that notion.

For those of you unaware: on July 1 - the date which Hong Kong was returned to the People's Republic of China 32 years ago - Hong Kong police stormed the headquarters of the Hong Kong Free Press, one of the last-remaining "independent" media outlets in Hong Kong, and the only that was primarily English-based. Several journalists and activists were also detained (or in a few individuals' cases, re-detained) on spurious charges of "sedition" and "endangering national security" - ironically, these are predominantly colonial-era statutes. While the newspaper itself remains online (thanks to servers based in London and Vancouver), it seems that it is being systemically wiped off of the Hong Kong internet. As I write this, the newspaper's website has seemingly gone offline in Hong Kong, and I fear that this will be permanent.

Anyone with an uncompromised moral compass can see that this is yet another example of Beijing's flagrant violation of Hong Kong's promised autonomous status, but that isn't what I fear most. What scares me is the loss of a news outlet that plays the Hong Kong Free Press's role; namely, that of an independent, unbiased outlet that conveyed the facts on the ground in Hong Kong to the wider world in a common language. The South China Morning Post is an English publication, true, but it has been forced to tightly toe the Beijing line. And while servers are online, it will be increasingly difficult to report on affairs in Hong Kong when the publication is blocked from carrying out investigative journalism in the city itself. Without a source of accesible information, I fear that the wider world will forget about the threat the Chinese state poses to its own citizens, or worse still, be persuaded by Beijing that all is well in Hong Kong.

Because all is not well.

The Guardian; July 9, 2029

NATIONAL BUREAU OF ECONOMIC RESEARCH: RECESSION HAS WORSENED SINCE JULY

The Wall Street Journal; October 8, 2029

BINANCE FILES FOR CHAPTER 11 BANKRUPTCY AS UK MOVES TO BAN CRYPTO

The Economist; November 1, 2029

RNC SOUNDS ALARM AS DEMOCRATS SWEEP KEY OFF-YEAR CONTESTS

FiveThirtyEight; November 7, 2029

WELLS FARGO GOES BUST AS DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE FALLS BY 18.2%

Bloomberg; November 27, 2029

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2030
??? - November

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2030
U.S. Downballot Election Results​

United States House elections, 2030
House composition before election: 230 Republicans, 201 Democrats, 1 Forward
House composition after election: 249 Democrats, 183 Republicans, 3 Forward

Speaker before election: Andy Biggs (R-Arizona)
Speaker after election: Katherine Clark (D-Massachusetts)

Key United States Senate elections, 2030
Arizona: Ruben Gallego (D-inc.) def. Jack McCain (I), Wendy Rogers (R)
Florida: Francis X. Suarez (R) def. Anna Eskamati (D)
Florida (special): Cameron Kasky (D) def. Ivanka Trump (R-inc.) (D+(D+1)
Michigan: Mallory McMorrow (D-inc.) def. Adi Sathi (R)
Mississippi: Brandon Presley (D) def. Tate Reeves (R-inc.) (D+1)
Missouri: Jason Kander (D) def. Josh Hawley (R-inc.) (D+1)
Montana: Tom Winter (D) def. Braxton Mitchell (R) (D+1)
Nevada: Yvanna Cancela (D) def. Greg Hafen II (R)
Ohio: Sherrod Brown (D-inc.) def. Frank LaRose (R)
Pennsylvania: Josh Shapiro (D-inc.) def. Andrew Lewis (R)
Texas: Scott Kelly (D-inc.) def. Christi Craddick (R)
Utah: Ben McAdams (F) def. Sean Reyes (R), Katie Adams-Anderton (D) (F+1)
Wisconsin: Mandela Barnes (D) def. K. T. McFarland (R)

Senate composition before election: 51 Republicans, 49 Democrats
Senate composition after election: 53 Democrats, 46 Republicans, 1 Forward

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2031
March - August
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"Today, I am officially running for president of the United States of America, because we need a president who cares about both Americas. The majority of Americans - the ones who work multiple jobs and break their backs just trying to pay their bills. These are the people Ron DeSantis' America has betrayed - an America where Wall Street defers to Beijing and factories are shuttered, while the Republican Party line their cronies' pockets with preferential treatment.

This is not an America we want for our children, and it is not an America that will survive long enough for that to happen.

This isn't about attacking any group of Americans based on some kind of dividing line - be it their race, their religion, or their background. This isn't about dividing our country but uniting it against a president who doesn't care about anything beyond his own power. This is about taking down a man who has imperiled generations. Fixing a system that ignores the plight of millions.

This is about making America great again."

Excerpt from Bruce Wayne (D-IL) announcing his 2032 presidential campaign; April 29, 2031

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Presidents of the United States of America:
46. Frm. Vice President Joe Biden (Democratic-DE)

'20 w. Sen. Kamala Harris (CA) def. Pres. Donald Trump / Vice Pres. Mike Pence (R)​

'24 w. Vice Pres. Kamala Harris (CA) def. Frm. Pres. Donald Trump / Gov. Kristi Noem (R)​

47. Vice President Kamala Harris (Democratic-CA)

May '27: assumed the presidency after the resignation of Pres. Joe Biden​

Jul. '27 onwards w. Frm. Gov. Andy Beshear (KY)​

48. Frm. Governor Ron DeSantis (Republican-FL)

'28 w. House Maj. Whip Elise Stefanik (NY) def. Pres. Kamala Harris / Vice Pres. Andy Beshear (D)​

49. Governor Bruce Wayne (Democratic-IL)

'32 w. Frm. Gov. Katie Hobbs (AZ) def. Pres. Ron DeSantis / Vice Pres. Elise Stefanik (R)​

With a lot of credit to @Vidal for the format.

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

In current politics news: WOOOOO GO HOBBS EAT SHIT KARI​

 

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CNN News Feed — November 2, 2032

• ROAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE: Wayne expands lead in swing states
• Wayne and DeSantis offer closing pitches in Election Day whirlwind
• STOCKS: Tech stocks continue to slump in aftermath of Tesla bankruptcy
• Senate GOP set to oust John Thune after November election
• Fact check: Where both candidates stand on healthcare, foreign policy, etc
• Final polling calculations show Democrats "very likely" to win Senate supermajority
• FlightAware tracker shows Elon Musk en route to Zimbabwe
• UK's Starmer fends off leadership challenge
• Experts estimate 2032 presidential race to be first to cost more than US$20 billion
• Early returns show record turnout across the U.S.
• Turnout in southern Florida "lowest in decades" after Superstorm Isaias
• Analysis: this is the first climate election
• Russian state media declares Putin "in good health" after collapse at BRIC+ meeting
• GOP congressman slammed for deriding Fort Bragg Seven as "worse than evil"
• German chancellor leads push for European federalization
• EPA: "Isaias-level" disasters could be yearly occurrences by 2037
• Inside the race to hire the researchers behind the "Biofabrication Revolution"
• China's "Rotating Regency" continues as Qin Gang calls it quits
• Egyptian president formally pardons Alaa Abd el-Fattah, others
• Wayne promises funding for urban agriculture as Second Dust Bowl enters second year
• NASA: Cape Canaveral launch site "possibly compromised"
• White House: DeSantis to meet with exiled Bukele "soon"
• One year on, East African Federation still finding its footing
• Northern Ireland assembly returns third consecutive pro-republican majority
• Hong Kong: Police raids continue after Beijing-installed leader's assassination
• Minor clashes reported between far-right militias and police in Montana and Texas
• CDC: "Extremely unlikely" that Hantavirus strain is airborne

 

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CNN News Feed — November 6, 2040

• ROAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE: Wayne maintains wide lead across the U.S.
• STOCKS: NASDAQ rallies despite forced Amazon demonopolization
• Jeff Bezos vows to fight Amazon v. State of Wisconsin ruling
• Klain: Democrats' "Western gambit" will pay off
• Renowned actor Samuel L. Jackson dead at 88
• Opinion: Face it, Republicans — Alaska is a blue state
• Fact check: Where Wayne and Gutfeld stand on healthcare, foreign policy, etc
• Political brief: Jon Ossoff remains favorite to succeed Klobuchar as Senate Democratic leader
• Analysis: far-right groups already sowing seeds of insurrection
• Former president Bill Clinton discharged from A&E after "heart flutter"
• From Bernie Bro to "MAGA communism": inside Jackson Hinkle's shocking emergence
• Shock polls show Democrats leading in Arkansas and South Dakota
• Islamic State declares "jihad" against Kazakhstan government
• China cracks down on Fujian "lying flat" protests
• FEMA recommends that Miami evacuation proceed despite election
• U.K. Parliament narrowly approves independence referendum for Northern Ireland
• Gore Climate Center sounds alarm over "devastating" cold snaps in New England
• "Free Florida" movement gains traction as activists accuse Washington of "abandoning" state
• House Democrats call for mid-decade census as Florida population plummets
• Tunisian government relocates capital to Kairouan after mass floods in north
• Deep Dive: Is democracy dying in South Africa?
• Chinese foreign minister unharmed in bombing attack in Nairobi
• Yegorov calls for sanctions relief after conference with EU leaders
• In landmark for Metropolis Project, Paragon City population breaks 40,000
• Thai royal family flees Bangkok as leftist riots grip urban centers
• NASA: Icarus VII launch to be Cape Canaveral's "closing act"

 

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Based on @Blackentheborg's stuff. Lore coming later.

Presidents of the United States of America:
2033-2037: Alt-right organizer Thomas Rousseau of Texas / Representative Matt Shea of Washington (Republican)
2032: def. Pete Buttigieg / Michelle Wu (Democratic)
2037-0000: Senate Majority Leader Jon Ossoff of Georgia / Governor Joe Tate of Michigan (Democratic) [elected; took office after the Day of the Rope]
2036: def. Thomas Rousseau / Matt Shea (Republican)

December 6, 2036: Day of the Rope - far-right militias assassinate House Speaker Katherine Clark, Senate Majority Whip Ruben Gallego, Pennsylvania Governor Austin Davis, etc; former Defense Secretary Paul M. Nakasone leads National Guard units to remove Rousseau from office while a rump Congress (consisting mostly of the Congressional Democratic Caucuses) votes to impeach and convict Rousseau and Shea, making Speaker Shontel Brown president.

December 7-10, 2036: Rousseau, Shea and multiple Republican members of Congress flee to Idaho, forming the "Patriotic Front" government and declaring president Brown and president-elect Ossoff illegitimate.

January 6, 2037: Far-right groups attempt to storm the Capitol but are dispered within hours by the National Guard; aligned far-right militias incite riots in several major cities.

Presidents of the United States of America (Washington, D.C. government, 2036-):
2033-2036: Alt-right organizer Thomas Rousseau of Texas / Representative Matt Shea of Washington (Republican)
2036-2037: House Speaker Shontel Brown of Ohio / vacant throughout presidency (Democratic)
2037-0000: Senate Majority Leader Jon Ossoff of Georgia / Governor Joe Tate of Michigan (Democratic)
2036: def. Thomas Rousseau / Matt Shea (Republican)

Presidents of the United States of America (Patriotic Front government, 2036-):
2033-2037: Alt-right organizer Thomas Rousseau of Texas / Representative Matt Shea of Washington (Republican)
2037-0000: President Thomas Rousseau of Texas / Vice President Matt Shea of Washington (Patriotic Alliance)
2036: def. Jon Ossoff / Joe Tate (Democratic)
2037 emergency constitution referendum: 84.6% YES

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[Meppo]

• Russian state media declares Putin "in good health" after collapse at BRIC+ meeting

I'm sure they could keep him alive for up to three weeks after the fact

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• Jeff Bezos vows to fight Amazon v. State of Wisconsin ruling

what happened there?

• Yegorov calls for sanctions relief after conference with EU leaders

...in return for what?

• Islamic State declares "jihad" against Kazakhstan government

oh boy

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2033-2037: Alt-right organizer Thomas Rousseau of Texas / Representative Matt Shea of Washington (Republican)

I do have to wonder how he got the 2032 nomination in the first place

 

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I'm sure they could keep him alive for up to three weeks after the fact

How often does Putin really go out, anyways? I can see them propping his bloated corpse up for months!

what happened there?

Basically Wisconsin decides that his violations of labor rules means that they can shut all his warehouses down like *clicks fingers* that.

SCOTUS rules in their favor

...in return for what?

Presumably becoming a EU client state, though it's mostly rhetoric.

oh boy

"oh boy" is the right response.

I do have to wonder how he got the 2032 nomination in the first place

Presumably it's the Second Great Depression and he gets in via 200 votes for Andrew Yang in Arizona?

TBH it's more of a "how the hell did we get here", where the "how" is very much a rhetorical one.

 

[Meppo]

How often does Putin really go out, anyways? I can see them propping his bloated corpse up for months!

Apparently today was the first time in 9 months that he participated in a Security Council meeting in-person (as opposed to video conferencing).

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

Apparently today was the first time in 9 months that he participated in a Security Council meeting in-person (as opposed to video conferencing).

Alright, I guess for 9 months the Russian government plays Weekend at Bernie's then.

 

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Keir Starmer: I will abolish House of Lords to ‘restore trust in politics’

Exclusive: Labour leader plans a new elected chamber after accusing successive Tory governments of handing peerages to ‘lackeys and donors’

www.theguardian.com

ooh, is the Dark Brandon crossing over to Biden's fellow anglosphere damp squibs?

 

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Speakers of the American Commonwealth:
1997-2007: Bill Clinton (Labor | Little Rock)
'17 (Majority): def. Jack Kemp (National), Lincoln Chafee (Reform Democrats)
'01 (Majority): def. Thom Tillis (National), Howard Dean (Reform Democrats)
'05 (Majority): def. Patrick Toomey (National), Howard Dean (Reform Democrats)
2007-2010: John Kerry (Labor | Middlesex)
2010-2016: Scott Brown (National | Bridgewater)
'10 (Minority, coalition with RefDem): def. John Kerry (Labor), Harold Ford Jr. (Reform Democrats)
'15 (Majority): def. Joaquin Castro (Labor), John Kitzhaber (Cascadian Identity), Harold Ford Jr. (Reform Democrats), Sean Hannity (America First)
2016-2019: Lisa Murkowski (National | Anchorage)
'17 (Minority): def. Howard G. Hawkins (Labor), Tina Kotek (Cascadian Identity), Timothy Kaine (Reform Democrats)
2019-2022: Chris Christie (National | Newark South and Elizabethport)
'19 (Majority): def. Howard G. Hawkins (Labor), Tina Kotek (Cascadian Identity), Christine Gregoire (Reform Democrats)
2022-2022: Joni Ernst (National Red Oak-Clarinda)
2022-2025: Richard Irvin (National | Aurora-Chillicothe)
2025-0000: Luke Merrill (Labor | Midwood and East Flatbush)
'25 (Majority): def. Richard Irvin (National), Tina Kotek (Cascadian Identity), Greg Stanton (Reform Democrats)

Spoiler: Alternate ending

2025-0000: Luke Merrill (Labor | Midwood and East Flatbush)
'25 (Minority, coalition with RefDem): def. Richard Irvin (National), Tina Kotek (Cascadian Identity), Greg Stanton (Reform Democrats)

 

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First Cabinet of Luke Merrill (2025-20??):

Speaker of the House of Representatives: Luke Merrill (Midwood and East Flatbush)
Deputy Speaker, Secretary of State for Intergovernmental Affairs: Katherine Clark (Revere and Boston North)
Chief Minister of the Treasury: Raphael Bostic (Senator for Georgia - Commission of the Talents)
Foreign Secretary: Ruben Gallego (Phoenix Central)
Secretary of State for Domestic Affairs: Stacey Abrams (Edgewood and Kelley Lake)
Secretary of State for Defence: Kirsten Gillibrand (Greater Albany)
Secretary of State for Economic Recovery: Darrick Hamilton (Bruckner and River)
Secretary of State for Justice: Larry Krasner (Juniata Park and Port)
Secretary of State for Industry: Andy Levin (Ferndale and St. Clair)
Secretary of State for Trade: Tom Perriello (Charlottesville-South Anna)
Secretary of State for Energy: Lucas Kunce (Bolling Heights and Meadowbrook)
Secretary of State for the Environment: Varshini Prakash (Charlestown South)
Secretary of State for Transport: Michelle Wu (Boston Central and Southend)
Secretary of State for Health and Social Security: Abdul El-Sayed (Palmer Park-Livernois)
Secretary of State for Innovation and Aeronautics Research: Sir Mark Kelly, Lord Kelly of Phoenix (Senator for Arizona)
Secretary of State for Education: Kathy Hoffman (Tucson Miramonte)
Secretary of State for Housing and Infrastructure: Chokwe Antar Lumumba (Iberville South)
Secretary of State for Veterans' Affairs: Dan Feehan (Rochester Riverside)
Secretary of State for Cascadian Affairs: Ted Wheeler (West Portland)
Floor Leader of the House of Representatives: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (Parkchester and Unionport)
Chairman of the Congressional Labor Party: Pete Buttigieg (South Bend)

 

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A Eric Adams/Ruben Gallego ticket is aesthetically pleasing to me

REINVENTION: HOW ERIC ADAMS WENT FROM WEIRDO CENTRIST TO ESOTERIC HYPERPROGRESSIVE

Presidents of the United States of America:
2021-2026: Frm. Vice President Joe Biden (Democratic)

'20 w. Kamala Harris def. Donald Trump / Mike Pence (Republican)​

'24 w. Kamala Harris def. Donald Trump / Marjorie Taylor Greene (Republican)​

2026-2029: Vice President Kamala Harris (Democratic)

Sept. '26 onwards: w. Lloyd Austin​

2029-2033: TV personality, '22 PA Senate nominee Mehmet Oz (Republican)

'28 w. Kristi Noem def. Kamala Harris / Pete Buttigieg (Democratic), Marjorie Taylor Greene / Ammon Bundy (MAGA)​

2033-0000: Frm. New York City Mayor Eric Adams (Democratic)

'32 w. Ruben Gallego def. Mehmet Oz / Kristi Noem (Republican)​

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