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Sidney Hillman as George R. Lunn send tweet

 

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the 'Flag' of the Krrtanic Empire, a primarily Golem polity that is found roughly from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge to beneath Western Europe. Golem polities traditionally did not use traditional flags, owing to the mechanics of golemic sight and they relative darkness of the Under-Earth rendering them useless. However what they do have are strings of gemstones called Senlughttys, as the various gems resonate at different frequencies, allowing golems to see them, and later to communicate with humans.

 

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1915 Thomas E. Watson** (Democratic)
(with James Cox) 1914 def. Jeter Connelly Pritchard (Republican), Samuel S. Koenig (Progressive)
1915: Watson is impeached for "Overstepping Presidential Authority"
1915-1917 James Cox (Democratic)
1917-1921 Calvin Coolidge (Republican)
(with Oscar Marx) 1916 def. James Cox (Democratic), Thomas E. Watson (American)
(with Oscar Marx) 1918 def. Newton Baker (Democratic)
1921-1923 John Fitzgerald (Democratic)
(with John Davis) 1920 def. Calvin Coolidge (Republican)
1923-1925 Charles Fairbanks (Republican)
(with Walter Lafferty) 1922 def. John Fitzgerald (Democratic)
1925-1931 John Fitzgerald (Democratic)
(with Clarence Darrow) 1924 def. Charles Fairbanks (Republican)
(with Oscar Callaway) 1926 def. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (Republican)
(with John Raskob) 1928 def. Harry Payne Whitney (Republican)
1931-1935 Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic)
(with Henry Morgenthau) 1930 def. Gilbert Bettman (Republican)
(with Henry Morgenthau) 1932 def. William Mitchell (Republican), William Upshaw (Prohibition)
1935-1944 Henry Morgenthau* (Democratic)
(with James A. Farley) 1934 def. J. Edgar Hoover (Republican)
(with James A. Farley) 1936 def. Robert Moses (Republican)
(with James A. Farley) 1938 def. Owen Roberts (Republican)
(with Thomas D'Alesandro Jr.) 1940 def. Earl Warren (Republican)
1944: Morgenthau resigns to become UN General Secretary
1944-1945 Thomas D'Alesandro Jr. (Democratic)
1945-1957 Earl Warren (Republican)
(with Arthur Capper) 1944 def, Homer Cummings (Democratic), Henry Wallace (American Labor)
(with Arthur Capper) 1948 def. Harry S. Truman (Democratic)
(with Charles A. Wolverton) 1952 def. Percy Priest (Democratic)
1957-1961 George Kennan (Democratic)
(with Grover C. Richman, Jr.) 1956 def. Prescott Bush (Republican)
1961-1975 Henry Lodge Jr.† (Republican)
(with Thurston Morton) 1960 def. George Kennan (Democratic)
(with Thurston Morton) 1964 def. Nicholas Katzenbach (Democratic)
(with Thurston Morton) 1968 def. Ramsey Clark (Democratic)
(with Thurston Morton) 1972 def. Byron White (Democratic)
1975: Lodge dies in office
1975-1977 Thurston Morton (Republican)
1977-1985 Ted Kennedy (Democratic)
(with Maurine Neuberger) 1976 def. Thurston Morton (Republican)
(with Birch Bayh) 1980 def. Gerald Ford (Republican)
1985-1997 Birch Bayh (Democratic)
(with Milton Shapp) 1984 def. Ron Paul (Republican)
(with Milton Shapp) 1988 def. Allen I. Olson (Republican)
(with Jim Wright) 1992 def. Ross Perot (Republican), John McLaughlin (Conservative)
1997-2009 John Kasich (Republican)
(with Paula Zahn) 1996 def. Birch Bayh (Democratic)
(with Harriet O'Neill) 2000 def. Parris Glendening (Democratic)
(with Harriet O'Neill) 2004 def. Lawrence Summers (Democratic), Jesse Ventura (Independence)
2009-2010 John Edwards* (Democratic)
(with Daniel Inouye) 2008 def. Charles Bass (Republican)
2010: Edwards resigns following Sex Scandal
2010-2013 Daniel Inouye (Democratic)
(Vacant) 2010-2011
(with James B King) 2011-2013
2013-2023 Evan Bayh* (Democratic)
(with Bill White) 2012 def. Joe Arpaio (Republican)
(with Mary Herrera) 2016 def. Rick Snyder (Republican)
(with Mary Herrera) 2020 def. Marco Rubio (Republican)
2023: Bayh resigns following Sex Scandal
2023-???? Mary Herrera (Democratic)
(with Raphael Warnock)

 

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Oh and as always with a big TBTA Modern America post, thanks to @Wolfram for the TL that inspired this ENTIRE scenario

 

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And of course the Companion piece:

 

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"The American Assembly in 2019 following that year's Election in May saw Chancellor Todd's Sovereigntist Block's Alliance with the Reformist Block fall, and be replaced by a Federalist-Reformist Alliance. This is following Shadow Chancellor Benson's attempts to turn the Block towards his New Federalist Program which angered the leadership of the Union Party, the only Block member not to join the Alliance..."

 

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Career of Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen

1964-1985: Musician, Activist
1985: Democratic Party primary candidate for Governor of New Jersey
defeated James Florio, Peter Shapiro
1986-1994: Governor of New Jersey (Democratic)
1985 def. Lawrence Kramer (Republican)
1989 def. W. Cary Edwards (Republican)
1994-1997: Musician, Activist (Democratic)
1996: Democratic Party primary candidate for President
defeated Paul Wellstone, Tony Knowles, Lyndon LaRouche
1997-2005: President of the United States (Democratic)
(with Barbara Boxer) 1996 def. Pat Buchanan (Republican), Steve Forbes (Independent)
(with Barbara Boxer) 2000 def. John McCain (Republican)
2005-Present: Chairman of the Springsteen Foundation, Musician

 

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1893-1909: Major General Nelson A. Miles of Massachusetts (Union)
1908 [Cancelled] (with Senator John Bryan of Platte) def. Representative Joseph Cannon† ("Anti-Reelectionist" Populist - Southron-Freedom-People's)
1908: Second Nullification Crisis Begins in Response to the Cancellation of the 1908 Election
1909: American Junto formed

1909: AMERICAN CIVIL WAR BEGINS, JUNTO vs COALITION vs SOUTHRON REPUBLIC vs VARIOUS MINOR FACTIONS

JUNTO
1909-1911: President Nelson A. Miles of Massachusetts† (Union)
1911: Miles is assassinated by a Coalition sharpshooter while inspecting the front lines in Missouri
April 1911- June 1911: General Leonard Wood of Massachusetts* (Union)
1911: General Wood is removed from leadership after losing St. Louis
June 1911-July 1911: General John J. Pershing of New York† (Union)
1911: Pershing is killed by his own men outside Springfield, Bullard gains leadership
July 1911-October 1911: General Robert L. Bullard of Alabama† (Union)
1911: Bullard is killed by an unknown assailant, (presumed to be another Junto member) the Junto "agrees" to forgo appointing a successor [Couldn't come to a decision]
1911-1912: "Collective Leadership"
1912: The Leavenworth Clique Mutiny allows Coalition Forces to besiege Washington, Junto dissolved, War ends

COALITION
1909: First San Francisco Congress declares the formation of the Coalition and intent to depose the Junto
1909-1912: Governor Jack Chaney of Sacramento, Governor James Ferguson of Texas, Former Governor T.J. Roosevelt of New York

SOUTHRON REPUBLIC
1909: Terminus Convention declares independence and appoints Furnifold Simmons President until elections could be held
1909-1912: Senator Furnifold Simmons of North Carolina (Southron)

MINOR FACTIONS
Army for the Liberation of the Canadas
National American Indian Union
Republic of Acadiana
Free Mexican Army

1912: JUNTO DEFEATED, AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ENDS, SECOND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION CALLED

1912-1913: Presidency Vacant, Coalition Triumvirate collectively Acting President
1913: Following the failure of the Second Constitutional Convention, United States de facto dissolves, Interconstitutional Era Begins

 

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List of Major Combatants of the Southron Bush War

Southron Republic: The Government, run by the Southron Rights Party which with the nation’s independence regained, became a generic kleptocratic self-maintaining party. Their forces were comprised of the small National Army and the larger State Militias, and as pressure began to build throughout the 50s and 60s, these forces became less and less able to keep the nation together.

Sons of the South: The Sons were established as a replacement for the Kuklos Khruseos, whose purpose had been invalidated by the return of independence. As the Bush War continued, this Paramilitary began to gain power, especially in regions that felt the Government in Terminus didn’t go far enough. Eventually, when the Surrender ended the War in 1970, the Sons of the South seized control of lands south of the 31st parallel, declared themselves the legitimate government, under Boulangerist ideals, and ordered the murder of all African persons in their lands.

Free African Liberation Army: FALA was a rebel faction much like the SAPF, but they differed strongly on the ideals of their rebellions. Whereas the SAPF merely wanted to replace the Southron Government, with a truly functional democracy with Equality of the Races, FALA believed that the races fundamentally cannot cohabitate, and advocated for the expulsion of whites from the nation. They attempted to follow SAPF into the post-war political scene of Magnolia but didn’t have remotely the appeal of their compatriots. They mostly survive these days among the Separatist Communes, but basically, every other active Party refuses to work with them.

Southron-African People’s Front: In the 1950s, as the government slowly declined into a kleptocracy, a Civil Rights Movement began among communities of color throughout the South. The police did not take too kindly to these ‘disturbances of the peace’, and this likewise pushed the various groups to become more militant. Eventually, a financial collapse of the Southron economy saw many of these groups launch guerilla campaigns across the country. As the Government continued to decline, the groups who were pursuing a multiracial South merged into the SAPF. (The others would generally join the FALA). After the war, the SAPF became one of the new political parties of the new Republic of Magnolia.

New Free States Movement: Not truly a united faction but an alliance of many different groups who each opposed the Southron Government. It included the Cumberland Free State in East Tennessee, the Blue Ridge Free State in North Carolina, the Nickajack Free State in Mountainous Georgia and Alabama, the Liberty Free State in South Carolina, and the Gullah-Gitchee Free State in the Sea Island.

Workman’s Army of the South: the Workman’s Army was a militia funded by the Workman’s Republic of the Mississippi. They were not particularly successful in taking any territory, but they did often co-operate with the SAPF and FALA and at least provided a good Internationalist boogeyman for the Government

Rural Reform League: The Populist movement that swept America in the 1880s never had much penetration in the Deep South. After the Civil War, they became an opposition Party to the Southron Party, but after the Bush War ended, the Party’s position on Segregation put them in the Government’s crosshairs. However, many members refused to give up and became yet another combatant in the Bush War.

 

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Secretaries of the Workman's Republic of the Mississippi

1919-1934: Willie Hall (Non-Inscrit)
1934-1943: Scipio Africanus Jones (National Guard)
def. 1934 Helen Hall (Civil Servants), Langdon Lampton (Public Safety), Willy Walling (Industrial Workers), Dudley LeBlanc (Cajun), Shelton Smith (Delta)
1943-XXXX:
def. 1943

 

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"Leavenworth Clique" redirects here. For the Interconstitutional Era faction named after it, see Leavenworth Clique (Interconstitutional Era). For other uses, see Leavenworth (disambiguation).

 

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The two Leavenworth Cliques are often conflated in American History textbooks, however, they’re quite different both in organization and leadership. The first was an ad-hoc coalition of disgruntled officers led by a man who never cared for leadership, who ended a Civil War through their inaction, and then collapsed within a year. The second was a juggernaut of the Interconstitutional midwest, with the allies of Trevor Pleasance in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana forming a power base that lives on to this day as the federalist Ironclad Party.