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Blackentheborg's city council archive filing cabinet

The Foretelling - "Kamala Harris will be President of the United States"

2004-2011: 27th District Attorney of San Francisco

'03: defeated Terence Hallinan
'07: scattered opposition

2011–2017: 32nd Attorney General of California
'10: def. Steve Cooley (Republican)
'14: def. Ronald Gold

2017–2021: Senator from California
def. Loretta Sanchez (Democratic), Duf Sundheim
2020: Democratic Party primary candidate for President of the United States
lost to Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg, Michael Bloomberg, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, Tulsi Gabbard, others
2021-2025: Vice President of the United States
Joe Biden/Kamala Harris defeated Donald Trump/Mike Pence
2024: Democratic Party primary candidate for President of the United States
lost to J. B. Pritzker, Pete Buttigieg, Nina Turner, others
J. B. Pritzker/Eric Adams defeated Chris Christie/Donald Trump Jr.

2025: Candidate for Associate Justice of the SCOTUS
lost to Sri Srinivasan, Goodwin Liu, Florentino Cuéllar, Patricia Millett, others
2026: Democratic Party Primary candidate for California Senator
lost to Ro Khanna, Rusty Hicks, others
Ro Khanna defeated John Elder, Kevin Paffrath (Forward-endorsed Independent)

2026-2027: Private citizen, public speaker
2027-2029: United States Attorney General

appointed by President J. B. Pritzker
2028: Democratic Party primary candidate for President of the United States
lost to Eric Adams, Jennifer Carroll Foy, Beto O'Rourke, Saikat Chakrabarti, Ryan Fecteau, others
Francis X. Suarez/Torren Ecker defeated Eric Adams/Raphael Warnock
2029-2030: Private citizen, author
2030-2036: Vice-President for Global Affairs and Communications of Meta Platforms, Inc.

appointed by CEO Priscilla Chan
2032: Democratic Party primary candidate for President of the United States
lost to Brace Belden, Steven Bonnell, Nikema Williams, P.G. Sittenfeld, others
Brace Belden/India Walton defeated
Francis X. Suarez/Torren Ecker
2034: Democratic Party Primary candidate for Governor of California

lost to John Drake, Angel Lara, Shankar Singam, Yvonne Hargrove, others
John Drake defeated
Elizabeth Eng
2036: Democratic Party primary candidate for President of the United States

lost to Brace Belden, scattered perennial candidates
Brace Belden/India Walton defeated Antwan McClellan/Dusty Johnson

2036-2041: Private citizen, lecturer, Chairwoman of the Build Back Better Foundation
2040: Democratic Party primary candidate for President of the United States

lost to Amara Enyia, Garlin Gilchrist, Joseph Stallcop, Ethan Bennett, Dax Dean
Amara Enyia/Athena Salman
defeated G. T. Bynum/Dan Crenshaw
2041-2049: United States Ambassador to the United Nations

appointed by President Amara Enyia
2048:
Democratic Party primary candidate for President of the United States
lost to True Kander, Jagger Washington, Bennie Porter, Sammy Salinas
True Kander/Lesley Eaton defeated Patriot Roth/Phoenix John Kramer
2049-2050: United States Secretary of State
appointed by President True Kander
2050 (April 19, 7:02am - April 19, 7:09am): Acting President of the United States

appointed following the D.C. Terror attack as per Line of Sucsession, died of heart attack shortly after inauguration
 
Vermont, the place where the Sixth Party System died a sudden death

Governor: Neale Lunderville (Republican-endorsed Independent)
Lt Governor: Max Tracy (Vermont Progressive)
Treasurer: Paul Dame (Coalition for Solidarity-endorsed Republican)

Senators:
Seat 1. Laura Sibilia (Independent)
Seat 2. Molly Gray (Democratic)

Representatives:
District 1. Zoraya Hightower (Vermont Progressive)
District 2. Tanya Vyhovsky (Vermont Progressive)
District 3.
Justin Tuthill (Coalition for Solidarity-endorsed Republican)
District 4. Nathan Lantieri (Vermont Progressive)
District
5. Tim Ashe (Vermont Progressive-endorsed Democratic)
 
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