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Lists of Heads of Government and Heads of State

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1969-73: Richard Nixon/Spiro Agnew (Republican)
1969: Hubert Humphrey/Ed Muskie (Democrat), George Wallace/Curtis LeMay (AIP)
1972: George McGovern/Sargent Shriver (Democrat)

1973-77: Richard Nixon/John Connally (Republican)
1977-81: John Connally/Houston Flournoy (Republican)

1976: Henry Jackson/Jimmy Carter (Democrat)

1981-89: Mo Udall/Reubin Askew (Democrat)
1980: John Connally/Houston Flournoy (Republican)
1984: Bob Dole/Lamar Alexander (Republican)

1989-93: Alexander Haig/Newt Gingrich (Republican)
1988: Reubin Askew/Roland Burris (Democrat)
1993-97: Paul Tsongas/Mark Dayton (Democrat)
1992: Alexander Haig/Newt Gingrich (Republican)
1997-2001: Mark Dayton/Jill Long Thompson (Democrat)
1996: Jack Kemp/Stanford Parris (Republican)
2001-09: John Ashcroft/John McCain (Republican)
2000: Mark Dayton/Jill Long Thompson (Democrat)
2004: Jill Long Thompson/John Kerry (Democrat)

2009-17: Tom Udall/Steve Beshear (Democrat)
2008: Rick Santorum/Rick Perry (Republican), William Weld/Lincoln Chaffee (Ind. Rep./Libertarian)
2012: Paul LePage/John Kasich (Republican), Gary Johnson/Jim Gray (Libertarian)
2017- : Michelle Williams/Bobby Jindal (Republican)
2016: Steve Beshear/Deval Patrick (Democrat)
2020: Stacy Abrams/Jim Webb (Democrat)

ah, so this is the TL where Lisa isn't appointed to the Senate and Bart doesn't become Chief Justice of the United States
 
Political career of Matthew "Matt" Shea

1996-2005: Second Lieutenant, United States Army

- deployed to Bosnia-Herzegovina, Iraq, and Kuwait. Disarmed by a commander during service for 'anger issues'
2005-2006: Captain, Washington Army National Guard
2008: Founder, Washington Family Foundation

- socially conservative advocacy group, later merged with the Family Policy Institute of Washington
2008: Founder, ACT! for America (Spokane Chapter)
- U.S.-based anti-Muslim "advocacy" group, designated as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center
2009-2021: Member of the Washington House of Representatives from the 4th district
'08: defeated Tim Hattenburg
'10: [unopposed]
'12: defeated Amy Biviano
'16: defeated Scott Stucker
'18: defeated Ted Cummings
- repeatedly attempted to block the recognition of same-sex marriage
- billed $4,700 for olive oil poured on Capitol steps in response to Satanist demonstration
- distributed a document titled "Biblical Basis for War", advocating for a religiously-motivated civil war
- accused of domestic terrorism by the FBI, refused to resign

2014: Founding member & Chairman, Coalition of Western States (COWS)
- supported of the 2016 occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge by the Citizens for Constitutional Freedom
2021-2023: Pastor, Covenant Christian Church (Spokane)
- delivered multiple sermons deriding the Biden administration as "marxist dictators" and repeatedly advocated fundamentalist extremism
2023-2024: Private citizen, Republican
- anonymously published another manifesto titled "Freedom by Blood", after a racially-motivated terrorist attack in Oregon left 30+ dead
- briefly reentered the public consciousness following his defence of former president Donald Trump during his SCONY trial, claiming a deep-state conspiracy

2024: Republican Party Primary candidate for Washington's 5th District
lost to Nadine Woodward
2025-2026:
Private citizen, Republican
- led counter-protests in Spokane following the 2024 General Election controversy, resulting in four dead and nine injured
2026: Republican Party candidate for Governor of Washington
defeated Matt Boehnke, Caleb Heimlich, others
lost to
Lisa Herbold
- maintained state-level Democrats had 'stolen' the election by bussing in liberal voters
2026-2030: Private citizen, Republican
- appeared on Fox News in defence of rising white supremacist beliefs within federal immigration agencies
2028: Republican Party candidate for Washington's 3rd District
defeated J.T Wilcox
2029-2033: Representative for Washington
defeated Joe Nguyen, Kshama Sawant (Socialist Alternative)
- maintained that President Buttigieg was the 'greatest threat to both our god and our country' and vowed to stonewall any legislation
- voted in lockstep with the pro-Trump faction of the Republican party, of which he was a vocal member
- claimed Democratic party made use of 'socialist gestapo agents' following the arrest of State Rep. Ammon Bundy
- despite staunch opposition to the
Buttigieg administration, voted "Yes" twice to the Resolutions for War against Turkey and Venezuela
- advocated multiple congressional actions based on far-right conspiracy theories, was censured twice by Speaker of the House Cedric Richmond
- lost reelection to City Councilwoman Varisha Khan despite claiming voting machines were hacked by Chinese trollfarms

2033-2035: Private citizen, Republican
- entered into outstanding legal disputes with American intelligence agencies following the conclusion of his domestic terrorism investigation, all while continuing to post on far-right message boards anonymously, frequently advocating for a biblical race war
- United States begins suffering from widespread cyberattacks on it's national grid, prompting xenophobic resentment to skyrocket

2035: Member of the Patriotic Christian States Compact (PCSC)
- fed sensitive information concerning congressional security to the organisation, resulting in the Bloody Thursday Massacre
- arrested by federal agents on treason charges

2035-2037: Political prisoner
- tried and sentenced to life imprisonment in the USP Florence ADMAX
2037-present: (unknown)

- declared 'missing' after the PCSC raided the prison complex
- multiple individuals claim Shea continues as the organisation's leader/"Verum Bellator"
 
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- despite staunch opposition to the Buttigieg administration, voted "Yes" twice to the Resolutions for War against Turkey and Venezuela

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who won

2028: Republican Party candidate for Washington's 3rd District
defeated J.T Wilcox
2029-2033: Representative for Washington
defeated Joe Nguyen, Kshama Sawant (Socialist Alternative)

what the hell did the 3rd district look like
 
...i-is my usual theme "everything in the US catches on fire"? 😰

blacken fifty percent of the time timelines u write that seem like they're ending well have a specific and deliberate caveat u leave saying "oh by the way this is probably still gonna catch on fire lol".

u once wrote a timeline where avowed socialists shaun scott and fucking lee carter got elected, transformed america and we're so popular they tried to repeal term limits and u STILL implied at the end that the continuation of the story would involve the white supremacist takeover of america not long after

it's not a bad thing, but it's nothing if not your style
 
The White Heat: The Wilson-Reuther years and the Rise of the Anglo Model 1964-1992

Prime Ministers of the U.K:
1964-1973: Harold Wilson (Labour)

1964 (Majority) def: Alec Douglas Home (Conservative), Jo Grimond (Liberal)
1966 (Majority) def: Reginald Maulding (Conservative), Jo Grimond (Liberal)
1970 (Majority) def: Reginald Maulding (Conservative), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)

1973-1978: Ted Heath (Conservative)
1973 (Majority) def: Harold Wilson (Labour), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
1978-1984: Denis Healy (Labour)†
1978 (Majority) def: Ted Heath (Conservative), John Pardoe (Liberal), William Wolfe (SNP)
1982 (Majority) def: Keith Joseph (Conservative), John Pardoe (Liberal), David Owen (SDP), William Wolfe (SNP)

1984-1985: Gwyneth Dunwoody (Labour Caretaker)
1985-1988: Bryan Gould (Labour)
1985 (Coalition with Social Liberals) def: Norman Tebbit (Conservative), David Penhaligon (Social Liberals), David Owen (SDP), Jim Sillars (SNP)
1988-1992: Ken Clarke (Conservative)
1988 (Majority) def: Bryan Gould (Labour), Lindsay Granshaw (Social Liberals), Sue Slipman (SDP), Jim Sillars (SNP)
1992-: Paul Boateng (Labour)
1992 (Majority) def: Ken Clarke (Conservative), Lindsay Granshaw (Social Liberals), Sue Slipman (SDP), Margo MacDonald (SNP)

Presidents of the U.S.A:
1960-1963: John F. Kennedy (Democratic)

1960 With (Walter Reuther) def: Richard Nixon (Republican)
1963-1972: Walter Reuther (Democratic)
1964 With (Edmund Muskie) def: Barry Goldwater (Republican), George Wallace (Dixiecrat)
1968 With (Robert Nix) def: Harold Stassen (Republican), George Wallace (States Rights)

1972-1977: Nelson Rockerfeller (Republican)
1972 With (John B.Anderson) def: Edmund Muskie (Democratic), John Schmitz (American Independent)
1976 With (John B.Anderson) def: Eugene McGovern (Democratic), John Schmitz (American Independent), Mike Gavel (Peace and Freedom)

1977-1980: John B.Anderson (Republican)
1980-1984: Mo Udall (Democratic)

1980 With (Walter Mondale) def: John B.Anderson (Republican), Milton Friedman (Liberal Republican)
1984-1988: Geraldine Ferraro (Democratic)
1984 With (Bob Matsui) def: George Bush (Republican), Alan Greenspan (Liberal Republican)
1988-1992: John Chafee (Republican)
1988 With (Lynn Morley Martin) def: Geraldine Ferraro (Democratic), Bernie Sanders (Peace and Freedom)
1992-: Ron Dellums (Democratic)
1992 With (Paul Wellstone) def: John Chafee (Republican), Lynn Morley Martin (Liberal Republican)

"The Anglo Model is a style of Social Democracy that emerged in the 1960s under the advisement of Harold Wilson in the U.K. and Walter Reuther in the U.S.A which stressed Industrial Democracy, Expansion of Trade Unions, CoOperatives, Equal Rights and Socially Liberal Values. This style of Social Democracy would be continued in a manner by the Centre Right Governments of Heath and Rockerfeller (though there would attempts to deregulate certain sections of the economy and reform trade unions) which would anger a number of Monterists in the Republicans and Conservatives which would lead to numerous attempts to takeover (which would often fail). During the 1980s the Anglo Model would be changed under the rule of Bryan Gould and Geraldine Ferraro which would shift the model into a more Libertarian model with changing the interaction between banks, credit, reducing the size of the state and establishing small scale housing democracies inspired by the New Zealand Lange-Beethem Government during the 80s. The successions of Paul Boateng and Ron Dellums in 1992 would be credited as the true success of the Socially Liberal aspect of the Anglo Model as well as indicating a shift Leftwards towards Democratic Socialist models of Government..."- A Quick Breakdown of the Anglo Model, 1964-1992.

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Credit to @Japhy from way back who mentioned the Walter Reuther as President idea.
White Heat; Reboot:
So I presented @Oppo with the list above because I thought his interpretation was fun and decided to continue it. Consider this a @Oppo and Me List inspired by a mention from @Japhy because this forum is wheels within wheels...

Feel free to ask questions since I’m not particularly intending to do a write up...

1964 - 1972: Harold Wilson (Labour)
1964 (Majority) def. Alec Douglas-Home (Conservative), Jo Grimond (Liberal)
1968 (Majority) def. Quintin Hogg (Conservative), Jo Grimond (Liberal)

1972 - 1972: Jim Callaghan † (Labour)
1972 - 1978: Roy Jenkins (Labour)

1973 (Majority) def. Reginald Maulding (Conservative), Jeremy Thorpe (Liberal)
1978 - 1985: Airey Neave (Conservative)
1978 (Coalition with Reform) def. Roy Jenkins (Labour), Reg Prentice (Reform), Emlyn Hooson (Liberal)
1983 (Pact with Reform) def. Peter Shore (Labour),
David Steel (Liberal)
1985-1989: Timothy Raison (Conservative)
1987 (Pact with Reform) def: Peter Shore (Labour), David Steel (Liberal)
1989-1998: Bryan Gould (Labour)
1989 (Coalition with Liberals) def: Timothy Raison (Conservative), David Penhaligon (Liberal), Mike Thomas (Ind. Reform)
1994 (Majority) def: William Waldgreave (Conservative), David Penhaligon (Liberal)

1998-2003: Paul Boateng (Labour)
1998 (Majority) def: Virginia Bottomley (Conservative), Simon Hughes (Liberal)
2003-2012: Peter Ainsworth (Conservative)
2003 (Majority) def: Paul Boateng (Labour), Simon Hughes (Liberal), Clare Short-Caroline Lucas (Forward!)
2007 (Majority) def: Peter Hain (Labour), Simon Hughes (Liberal), Ron Davies-China Melville (Forward!)
2011 (Majority) def: Peter Hain (Labour), Olly Grender (Liberal)

2012-2013: Laura Sandys (Conservative)
2013-: Lorna Fitzsimons (Labour)

2013 (Majority) def: Laura Sandys (Conservative), Olly Grender (Liberal)
2017 (Majority) def: Kwasi Kwarteng (Conservative), John Leech (Liberal), Martin Daubney (Reform)



1961 - 1963: John F. Kennedy † / Walter Reuther (Democratic)
1960 def. Richard Nixon / Henry Cabot Lodge II (Republican), Harry Byrd / Strom Thurmond (Unpledged Democratic)
1963 - 1965: Walter Reuther / Vacant (Democratic)
1965 - 1973: Walter Reuther / Terry Sanford (Democratic)

1964 def. Richard Nixon / John J. Williams (Republican), George Wallace / Ross Barnett (States' Rights)
1968 def. Nelson Rockefeller / George Murphy (Republican), George Wallace / Ezra Taft Benson (American)

1973 - 1981: George Bush / Melvin Laird (Republican)
1972 def. Robert Kennedy / John Glenn (Democratic), vacant [replacing George Wallace † / John Schmitz] (American)
1976 def. Henry Jackson / Birch Bayh (Democratic)

1981 - 1989: Fred Harris / Robert Drinan (Democratic)
1980 def. Jack Eckerd / James Buckley (Republican)
1984 def: Mark Hatfield / Edward Brooke (Republican), Jeanne Kirkpatrick / Larry MacDonald (Liberty)

1989-1993: George Moscone / Elizabeth Holtzman (Democratic)
1989 def: Pete Du Pont VI / John Heinz (Republican), Larry MacDonald / Alan Greenspan (Liberty)
1993-2001: Nancy Kassebaum / Bob Dornan (Republican)
1992 def: George Moscone / Elizabeth Holtzman (Democratic), Jerry Brown / Russell Means (Independent endorsed by Greens & Libertarians)
1996 def: Dick Gephardt / John Norquist (Democratic), Jerry Brown / Pete McCloskey (New Alliance)

2001-2007: Richard Trumka / Ron Dellums (Democratic)
2000 def: Bob Dornan / Colin Powell (Republican), Pete McCloskey / Darcy Richardson (New Alliance)
2004 def: Christine Todd Whitman / Sam Raimi (Republican)

2007-2007: Richard Trumka / Vacant (Democratic)
2007-2009: Richard Trumka / Carol Moseley Braun

2009-2011: Fred Thompson / Michael Steele (Republican)

2008 def: Carol Moseley Braun / Bill George (Democratic), Mike Gravel / Daryl Hannah (New Alliance)
2011-2012: Michael Steele / Vacant (Republican)
2012-2017: Michael Steele / Tim Pawlenty (Republican)

2012 def: George Miller / Andy Stern (Democratic)
2017-: Donna Edwards / Mark Pocan (Democratic)
2016 def: Tim Pawlenty / Betsy DeVos (Republican), Carly Fiorina / Krist Novoselic (Independent)
2020 def: Phil Scott / Carly Fiorina (Republican), Michael Flynn / Ronna McDaniel (Patriot)
 
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Out of interest, are there any other groups like the PCSC about, or is it just them?
It's just the Proud Boys with new paint, like how the Proud Boys are just the KKK with new paint.
blacken fifty percent of the time timelines u write that seem like they're ending well have a specific and deliberate caveat u leave saying "oh by the way this is probably still gonna catch on fire lol".

u once wrote a timeline where avowed socialists shaun scott and fucking lee carter got elected, transformed america and we're so popular they tried to repeal term limits and u STILL implied at the end that the continuation of the story would involve the white supremacist takeover of america not long after

it's not a bad thing, but it's nothing if not your style
TBH that's because when I write TLs with good endings it feels like a cop out, yet ones with bad endings feed into the whole "overused dystopia" thing everyone is always mad about.
 
Cherry as a Canadian Berlusconi is inspired, but the more I think of it the more sense it makes.

Thank you! That was the one thing I honestly didn't have to think about besides Carney as Draghi. I was like "A controversial sports and media mogul with conservative views who would have been active in the 1990s? Who's that old guy that got kicked off of the hockey for not liking immigrants? That'll fit."
 
2001-2009: Al Gore (Democrat)
2001-2009: Joe Lieberman (Democrat)

2009-2017: Mitt Romney (Republican)
2009-2017: Rick Santorum (Republican)

2017-present: Donald Trump (Democrat)
2017-present: Barack Obama (Democrat)
 
Fauklandpunk

1983-1984: Margret Thatcher (Conservative)

defeated Michael Foot (Labour), David Steel & Roy Jenkins (Alliance), Gordon Wilson (SNP), James Molyneaux (UUP), others
"...The Irish Republican Army has released a statement early today, claiming responsibility for the bombing that took the lives of the Prime Minister, her husband, the Deputy Chief Whip, and multiple members of the Cabinet..."

1984-1987: William Whitelaw (Conservative)
"...Former Thatcher confidant and Conservative Party donor Lord McAlpine of West Green was seen entering 10 Downing Street, following speculation of a possible cabinet position..."

1987-1994: John Biffen (Conservative)
'87: defeated Neil Kinnock (Labour), David Steel & Roy Jenkins (Alliance), Paul Ekins (Ecology), Derek Hatton (Militant), Seamus Mallon (UUP-SDLP), others
"...Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Jeremy Corbyn received mocking laughter in the House of Commons today after again proposing the introduction of a Uniform Business Rate..."
'92: defeated Neil Kinnock (Labour), Alan Beith (Democracy), Derek Wall (Ecology), Alex Salmond (SNP), George Galloway (Stop the War Coalition), Proinsias De Rossa (Daonlathas Clé), others
"...Malcolm Rifkind and William Waldegrave released a joint statement following their resignation in hopes that other party members outraged by the latest preventative action authorised by the Prime Minister will follow suit..."

1994-1997: George Gardiner (Conservative)
"...once again resulting in widespread arrests. While the National Union of Mineworkers spokesman Steve Kemp has maintained that outside provocateurs are responsible for aggravating police action, public opinion has already turned sour as confrontations continue..."

1997-????: Robin Cook (Labour-Ecology Alliance)
defeated George Gardiner (Conservative), Mike Woodin (Ecology), Jim Sillars (SNP), Stephen Dorrell (Consumers and Taxpayers), Alban Maginness (SDLP), others
"...leaked party memos considering Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams for talks concerning a potential ceasefire has sparked outrage..."
 
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