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[allthepresidentsmen]

Credit to Lacktoastandtolerant on the Other Place for this idea.

Career of Mitch McConnell:
1976-1979: Aide to Governor Julian Carroll (Democratic)
1979-1983: Aide to Governor John Y. Brown Jr. (Democratic)
1985-2020: United States Senator from Kentucky (Democratic)

-1984 def. Jim Bunning (Republican)​

-1990 def. David L. Williams (Republican)​

-1996 def. Steve Henry (Republican)​

-2002 def. Jon J. Scribner (Republican)​

-2008 def. Trey Grayson (Republican)​

-2014 def. Matt Bevin (Republican)​

2001-2001: Senate Majority Whip (Democratic)
2001-2001: Senate Minority Whip (Democratic)
2001-2003: Senate Majority Whip and Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee (Democratic)
2003-2005: Senate Minority Whip (Democratic)
2005-2007: Senate Minority Leader (Democratic)

-2004: def. by Bill Frist (Republican)​

2007-2020: Senate Majority Leader (Democratic)

-2006: def. Bill Frist (Republican)​

-2008: def. Jon Kyl (Republican)​

-2010: def. Jon Kyl (Republican)​

-2012: def. Bob Bennett (Republican)​

-2014: def. Bob Bennett (Republican)​

-2016: def. John Cornyn (Republican)​

-2018: def. John Cornyn (Republican)​

2020: Draft candidate for the 2020 Democratic Party presidential primaries

-2020, 103rd ballot: Mitch McConnell def. Elizabeth Warren, Deval Patrick, Jay Inslee, Michelle Obama, Jeff Bezos, Al Gore, Seth Moulton, Chris Evans, Eric Greitens, Mary Landrieu, Charlie Crist, Mark Cuban, Marianne Williamson, Dwayne Johnson, Andrew Cuomo, etc​

2021-0000: 46th President of the United States (Democratic)

-2020 (with Ayanna Pressley) def. Reed Hastings / Jeff Landry (Republican)​

 

[Meppo]

2021-0000: 46th President of the United States (Democratic)
-2020 (with Ayanna Pressley) def. Reed Hastings / Jeff Landry (Republican)

I hope he won Kentucky tho

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

I hope he won Kentucky tho

He didn't but you'd best believe that the KY Dems have a trifecta.

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

Let's Go(,) Brandon!

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The 2023 Mississippi gubernatorial election took place on November 7, 2023, to choose the next Governor of Mississippi. Primary elections occurred on August 3, 2023, while runoff elections were held on August 25, 2023. The Democratic Party nominated Public Services Commissioner Brandon Presley against minor opposition, while the Republican Party renominated incumbent governor Tate Reeves after a contested runoff against former representative Steven Palazzo.

The campaign focused primarily on the ongoing Jackson water crisis. Presley lambasted Reeve's response to the crisis as incompetent, pointing to skyrocketing water rates and water rationing measures. Reeves would commit a major gaffe when he blamed "those Jackson urban people" for causing the crisis, a remark many Democrats castigated as racist. Reeves would rectify his comment as being directed towards federal government officials advising the city, but his general attitude towards the crisis was viewed as uncaring, which was extremely unpopular with voters.

The results were a major upset from historical expectations, with Presley winning by 33,127 votes (or about 3.4% out of over 974 thousand votes cast) and becoming the first Democrat to sit in the Governor's Mansion in 24 years. Among other factors, the results of the election were commonly attributed to extremely high turnout in Jackson and the Democratic nominee's "populist progressive" agenda, which resonated with voters in the Mississippi Delta and low-turnout voters in general, as well as incumbent governor Reeves' poor reputation in the state, stemming from a reputation of corruption and fund misuse in addition to the dominating water crisis.

This election is considered by political historians to be the beginning of the Democratic Party's "Second Southern Strategy", as well as the beginning of a period of Democratic dominance in Mississippi.

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

Presidents of the United States of America:
2021-2027: Joe Biden (Democratic)

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

'24 (with Kamala Harris): def. Donald Trump / Rick Scott (Republican)​

2026-2029: Kamala Harris (Democratic)
2029-2033: J. D. Vance (Republican)

'28 (with Wesley Hunt): def. Kamala Harris / Andy Beshear (Democratic)​

2033-0000: Brandon Presley (Democratic)

'32 (with Toi Hutchinson): def. J. D. Vance / Wesley Hunt (Republican)​

'36 (with Toi Hutchinson): def. Wesley Hunt / Eric Schmitt (Republican), Jackson Hinkle / Eric London (People's)​

Brandon E. Presley 1977-20XX

President of the United States 2033-20XX
Governor of Mississippi 2024-2032
Mississippi Public Service Commissioner, Northern District 2008-2024
Mayor of Nettleton, Mississippi 2001-2007​

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

Presidents of the United States:
2005-2009: John Kerry (Democratic)
[Previous office: U.S. Senator from Massachusetts, 1985-2005]

-04 (with John Edwards): George W. Bush / Dick Cheney (Republican)​

2009-2010: John McAfee (Republican)
2010-2010: John McAfee (Libertarian)

-08 (with Mark Foley): John Kerry / Jean Carnahan (Democratic), Mike Gravel / Bob Barr (Green, endorsed by "Traditional" Libertarian)​

[Previous office: N/A]

2010-2010: Mark Foley (Republican)
[Previous office: Vice President, 2009-2010]

2010-2011: Dennis Hastert (Republican)
[Previous office: Speaker of the House, 1999-2010; U.S. Representative from Illinois, 1987-2010]

-10 impeachment of Dennis Hastert: 291 HOUSE, 83 SENATE​

2011-2013: Richard Lugar (Republican)
[Previous office: Senate President pro tempore, 2010-2011; U.S. Senator from Indiana, 1977-2010]

2013-2021: Ned Lamont (Democratic)
[Previous office: U.S. Senator from Connecticut, 2007-2012]

-12 (with Blanche Lincoln): George W. Bush / Thaddeus McCotter (Republican), Rick Santorum / Chuck Baldwin (Constitution)​

-16 (with Blanche Lincoln): Tom Kean Jr. / Joe Lieberman (Republican), John McAfee / Austin Petersen (CYBER, endorsed by Libertarian)​

2021-0000: Tammy Baldwin (Democratic)
[Previous office: U.S. Senator from Wisconsin, 2013-2021]

-20 (with Lewis Massey): Sarah Palin / John Neely Kennedy (Republican), Bill Maher / Shiva Ayyadurai (Libertarian)​

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Left to right, top to bottom:
John Kerry celebrates Democratic midterm gains (Nov. 2006), John McAfee speaks at a cryptocurrency forum (2009), Mark Foley denies sexual liaisons with underage White House aides (Jul. 2010);
Dennis Hastert is escorted away from the White House by police (Aug. 2011), Richard Lugar lurks outside the West Wing (2011), Ned Lamont announces the capture of Osama Bin Laden (Apr. 2014);
Tammy Baldwin celebrates the passage of the ERA (Sept. 2021).​

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

1898 French legislative election - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

2036 United States presidential election:


President Jim Banks, Indiana / Governor Alma Francis Heyliger, Virgin Islands (NIMBY - Fortress Republican, Regionalist, New Federalist)
Former Governor Bruce Wayne, Illinois / Senator Joe Lombardo, Nevada (YIMBY - Democratic, Beehive Republican, DSA)
Commentator Ross Douthat, California / Senator Jessica Taylor, Alabama (Anti-Affordability Alliance - Forward, Patriot, Defend The Suburbs, "Mises" Libertarian)

President and Vice President before election: Jim Banks (Republican) and Vacant
President and Vice President after election: Bruce Wayne (Democratic-YIMBY) and Joe Lombardo (Beehive Republican-YIMBY)

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

(ITTL) 2040 moment

 

[Bene Tleilax]

Thought this might interest you.

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

Thought this might interest you.

I presume this is the “Cruz wins Indiana and deadlocks the nomination” POD?

I might do something with it, stay tuned.

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

Welcome Home, America​

Presidents of the United States:
2021-2029: Joe Biden (Democratic)

-2020 (with Kamala Harris) def. Donald Trump / Mike Pence (Republican)​

-2024 (with Kamala Harris) def. Ron DeSantis / Joni Ernst (Republican), Donald Trump / Majorie Taylor Greene (Patriot)​

2029-2037: Gretchen Whitmer (Democratic)

-2028 (with Jon Ossoff) def. Joe Lombardo / George Santos (Republican), Majorie Taylor Greene / Ammon Bundy (Patriot)​

-2032 (with Jon Ossoff) def. Chris Sprowls / Wesley Hunt (Republican), Matt Shea / various (Patriot)​

2037-0000: Andrew Garbarino (Republican)

-2032 (with Nancy Mace) def. Jon Ossoff / Adrian Fontes (Democratic), Shawn Carter / Chase Oliver (Independent)​

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

[sombre, dramatic music plays over a shot of the Statue of Liberty]

VOICEOVER: What this nation needs, more than ever, is stability and recovery.

[Reports of shootings during 2033's Bellingham Pride, then the Black Monday Crash of 2034]

VO: This country can't be held hostage by spineless powermongers ...

[Footage of John Thune and co. refusing to condemn Kanye West, then the attempted assassination of Katie Hobbs]

VO: ... held hostage by reactionary outrage activists ...

[Reports on the Moore County outages, Matt Walsh defends underage marriage, then comments from TPUSA, LibsOfTikTok, etc]

VO: ... unable or unwilling to uphold American values.

[Kanye West calls for the suspension of the American constitution, Charlie Kirk demands "redo" of 2034 midterms]

VO: America, you have a choice to make this November.

[A montage of controversial remarks from prominent Republicans]

VO: Progress and patriotism from me -

[Wayne lays a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, news montage of Illinois leading efforts to "save Seattle"]

VO: Or.

[News coverage of the Second Great Depression, "shantytowns" in Seattle]

VO: Anti-constitution.

[Josh Hawley praises attempts to overturn the 2034 Kansas elections, coverage of the attempted Chinese buyout of Seattle]

VO: Anti-democracy.

[Superstorm Tobias, election-denier riots in Raleigh, stay-at-home orders issued due to heatwaves]

VO: Anti-American.

[Kanye West praises Hitler, election-denier riots in Raleigh, Tucker Carlson praises the assassin of Rashida Tlaib]

VO: Insanity.

[Kanye West collapses at a G20 event after going on a now-infamous insane rant]

VO: America deserves better - vote Democratic on Tuesday!

NADIR: AMERICA IN THE YEARS OF DREAD​

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

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[allthepresidentsmen]

TIME Persons of the Year, 2036-present

• 2036: Bruce Wayne, President-elect of the United States
  "Man of the Hour"
  • "Not just the first openly-gay man to be elected president, the former Governor of Illinois seems to be the torchbearer for a new era of politics. His bellicose style, ardent public following, and effective use of local grassroots machines are seen by many to be the culmination of the modern 'progressive revolution', and his full-throated embrace of transformative policies like urban agricultural reform and mandatory union membership demonstrates the sheer scale of evolution of the modern Democratic Party. Like the last non-incumbent Democrat to win a presidential race, Wayne faces a nation deeply divided: even now, the incumbent president screams of fraud and far-right activists declare an overturning of democracy to be the only way to 'save America' ... "

• 2037: Paul Ziemiak, Convenor of the European Constitutional Convention and President of the European Commission
  "Father of Elysium"
  • "While the European Union has long been the 'third power' of the world alongside America and China, the stars of the two leading superpowers have both dimmed - America by reactionary insurgencies, and China by years of demographic strain. According to many - not least of all Paul Ziemak - this vacuum can, and must, be filled by a united Europe as a bulwark against revanchist regimes, terror groups and natural crises alike ... "

• 2038: The Bauhinia Movement and its predecessor movements (Yellow Umbrella protests, Anti-ELAB protests, 4TSC demonstrations, Curriculum protests)
  "An Indomitable Cause"
  • "While many in the west had thought democracy in Hong Kong dead, the protestors of the Bauhinia Uprising proved them wrong - whether through the megaphone and (blank) placard like the students enraged at the internment of a university professor, the rifle and grenade like the freedom fighters in internment camps, or subterfuge like the handful of principled bureaucrats, the year of 2038 - to Hong Kong's 6-million-strong population - has been a year of long-awaited mass movement ... "

• 2039: Brace Belden, Leader of the John Brown Brigade and U.S. Representative from California
  "The Red Napoleon"
  • "First rising to prominence by volunteering with the YPG, the union activist, 'dirtbag leftist' and leftist idol has been instrumental to the success of a series of pro-democracy uprisings across the globe. Belden - a committed democratic socialist - has long been a symbol of ridicule by the American establishment, but his efforts to relieve human rights crises and support pro-democracy forces both at home and abroad have won him praise, a Presidential Medal of Freedom, and perhaps most importantly, a position within the political mainstream ... "

• 2040: Zach Reitano, CEO of Icarus Technologies, Inc. and President of the Samaritan Foundation
  "Will Hindsight Be 20-40?"
  • "Many '40 Under 40' names flame out in their later years, content with simply making piles and piles of money and less with visionary ventures. This is where Reitano differs from his contemporaries: his first act at Ro defined him as a financial player, but his second and third acts - reviving the private spaceflight industry at Icarus Technologies and working with the Samaritan Fund to support reconstruction efforts in the ruined Gulf States - seem less like a series of lucky decisions and more the fruits of a decades-long effort to change the world ... "

• 2041: Mauricio Domingo Abella, Pope Gregory XVII of the Roman Catholic Church
  "Pope For The New Era"
  • "Pope Leo's sudden death shocked the world and shook the Vatican to its core; now, the first Pope from Asia in the long history of the Catholic Church faces an ardous task of leading the traditionalist institution into the modern age, as well as widespread criticism of the church's official condemnation of transgenderism, sealing the reexposed cracks within the Vatican, and scrutiny over his ties to the Duterte military junta in the early 2030s ... "

• 2042: Zhao Luihai, General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party and President of the People's Republic of China
  "The Dragon Rises ... Again"
  • "In stark contrast to the likes of Hu Jintao, Ding Xuexiang, and the revolving-door of leaders during the Chinese Winter, his first appearance after emerging from the fractious 24th party congress has been dominated by a new kind of leadership: Zhao has engaged with the public across China's provinces, liberalized a series of laws controlling freedom of expression, greenlit pushes for local democracy, and met with leaders in still-disputed Hong Kong. Time will tell whether Zhao's leadership is a turning point for a more open, freer, compassionate People's Republic of China than that of Xi Jinping ... "

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

Just got my first-choice uni option

Life is good sometimes

 

[theflyingmgoose]

Just got my first-choice uni option

Life is good sometimes

Congrats.

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

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[Comrade Izaac]

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i will maintain that Oliver is among a handful of like six or seven based liberals

 

[allthepresidentsmen]

i will maintain that Oliver is among a handful of like six or seven based liberals

He's better than just a liberal - if you start watching him as a liberal, you're like "oh, another milquetoast lib commentator"

Then three episodes in you go "oh shit, I'm a leftie now"

 

[Comrade Izaac]

He's better than just a liberal - if you start watching him as a liberal, you're like "oh, another milquetoast lib commentator"

Then three episodes in you go "oh shit, I'm a leftie now"

hence why he's a based individual. my moms is a faithful viewer of Oliver and u can literally watch his disillusion with his previous moderately liberal views happen in real time.