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List of Governors of Virginia
1954-1958: Ted Dalton (Republican)
1953 def. Thomas B. Stanley (Democratic)
1958-1962: Mosby Perrow Jr. (Democratic)
1957 def. William C. Wampler (Republican)
1962-1966: Lewis F. Powell Jr. (Democratic)
1961 def. S. Floyd Landreth (Republican)
1966-1970: Linwood Holton (Republican)
1965 def. Frederick Thomas Gray (Democratic)
1970-1974: James Clinton Turk (Republican)
1969 def. Thomas Nelms Downing (Democratic)
1974-1978: Henry Howell (Democratic, then Independent)
1973 def. John N. Dalton (Republican) and Mills Godwin (Independent Democratic)
1978-1982: Howard Carwile (Reform)
1977 def. H. Dunlop Dawbarn (Republican) and Thomas J. Bliley Jr. (Democratic)
1982-1986: Marshall Coleman (Republican)
1981 def. Dan Daniel (Democratic) and George M. Cochran (Reform)
1986-1990: Edgar F. Shannon Jr. (Reform)
1985 def. Nathan H. Miller (Republican) and (Democratic)
1990-1994: John Chichester (Republican)
1989 def. (Reform) and (Democratic)
1994-1998: Rick Santorum (Democratic)
1993 def. Douglas Wilder (Reform)
1998-2002: Reform
2002-2006: Republican
2006-2010: Republican
2010-2014: John Boyd Jr. (Reform)
2014-2018: Democratic
2018-: Reform
1954-1958: Ted Dalton (Republican)
1953 def. Thomas B. Stanley (Democratic)
1958-1962: Mosby Perrow Jr. (Democratic)
1957 def. William C. Wampler (Republican)
1962-1966: Lewis F. Powell Jr. (Democratic)
1961 def. S. Floyd Landreth (Republican)
1966-1970: Linwood Holton (Republican)
1965 def. Frederick Thomas Gray (Democratic)
1970-1974: James Clinton Turk (Republican)
1969 def. Thomas Nelms Downing (Democratic)
1974-1978: Henry Howell (Democratic, then Independent)
1973 def. John N. Dalton (Republican) and Mills Godwin (Independent Democratic)
1978-1982: Howard Carwile (Reform)
1977 def. H. Dunlop Dawbarn (Republican) and Thomas J. Bliley Jr. (Democratic)
1982-1986: Marshall Coleman (Republican)
1981 def. Dan Daniel (Democratic) and George M. Cochran (Reform)
1986-1990: Edgar F. Shannon Jr. (Reform)
1985 def. Nathan H. Miller (Republican) and (Democratic)
1990-1994: John Chichester (Republican)
1989 def. (Reform) and (Democratic)
1994-1998: Rick Santorum (Democratic)
1993 def. Douglas Wilder (Reform)
1998-2002: Reform
2002-2006: Republican
2006-2010: Republican
2010-2014: John Boyd Jr. (Reform)
2014-2018: Democratic
2018-: Reform
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1933-1941: Burton K. Wheeler (Democratic)
—‘32 (with John Nance Garner) def. Herbert Hoover (Republican)
—‘36 (with John Nance Garner) def. Alf Landon (Republican)
1941-1945: Sheridan Downey (Democratic)
—‘40 (with Henry A. Wallace) def. Robert Taft (Republican)
1945-: Harold Stassen (Republican)
—‘44 (with Everett Dirksen) def. Burton K. Wheeler (“Peace” Democratic), Wendell Willkie (“War” Democratic), and Harry F. Byrd (“Dixiecrat”)
—‘32 (with John Nance Garner) def. Herbert Hoover (Republican)
—‘36 (with John Nance Garner) def. Alf Landon (Republican)
1941-1945: Sheridan Downey (Democratic)
—‘40 (with Henry A. Wallace) def. Robert Taft (Republican)
1945-: Harold Stassen (Republican)
—‘44 (with Everett Dirksen) def. Burton K. Wheeler (“Peace” Democratic), Wendell Willkie (“War” Democratic), and Harry F. Byrd (“Dixiecrat”)
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??? - Republicans and Populists fuse, eventually leading America down a very strange place.
POD: Grover Cleveland does not run in 1892.
The Bel-Air Kid - An America without a President Reagan instead chooses a much more compassionate and moderate Californian…
POD: Alphonzo E. Bell Jr. wins his 1976 race for Senate.
Man Was Meant to Be Free - President Stassen leads the GOP down the road of moderation.
POD: Tom sticks to his gut and refuses to debate Stassen.
Flip of a Coin - The Pacific Conspiracy succeeds, Oregon and California secede from the United States during the Civil War.
POD: Broderick kills Terry instead of vice-versa.
POD: Grover Cleveland does not run in 1892.
The Bel-Air Kid - An America without a President Reagan instead chooses a much more compassionate and moderate Californian…
POD: Alphonzo E. Bell Jr. wins his 1976 race for Senate.
Man Was Meant to Be Free - President Stassen leads the GOP down the road of moderation.
POD: Tom sticks to his gut and refuses to debate Stassen.
Flip of a Coin - The Pacific Conspiracy succeeds, Oregon and California secede from the United States during the Civil War.
POD: Broderick kills Terry instead of vice-versa.
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1969-1972: Richard M. Nixon (Republican)
—‘68 (with Spiro Agnew) def. Hubert Humphrey (Democratic)
1972-1977: Spiro Agnew (Republican)
—‘72 (with John Connally) def. Philip Hart (Democratic)
1977-1981: Fred Harris (Democratic)
—‘76 (with John J. Gilligan) def. John Connally (Republican)
1981-1985: Phil Crane (Democratic)
—‘80 (with Guy Vander Jagt) def. Fred Harris (Democratic)
1985-: Johnny Cash (Democratic)
—’84 (with Jerry Litton) def. Phil Crane (Democratic)
—‘68 (with Spiro Agnew) def. Hubert Humphrey (Democratic)
1972-1977: Spiro Agnew (Republican)
—‘72 (with John Connally) def. Philip Hart (Democratic)
1977-1981: Fred Harris (Democratic)
—‘76 (with John J. Gilligan) def. John Connally (Republican)
1981-1985: Phil Crane (Democratic)
—‘80 (with Guy Vander Jagt) def. Fred Harris (Democratic)
1985-: Johnny Cash (Democratic)
—’84 (with Jerry Litton) def. Phil Crane (Democratic)
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List of Presidents of the Confederate States:
1861-1862: Jefferson Davis (Nonpartisan) [Provisional]
1862-1868: Jefferson Davis (Nonpartisan)
1861 (with Alexander Stephens) def. scattered opposition
1868-1874: Alexander Stephens (Nationalist)
1867 (with Thomas Bragg) def. Robert Toombs (Whig)
1874-1880: Judah P. Benjamin (Nationalist)
1873 (with Isham G. Harris) def. Joseph E. Brown (Whig)
1880-1886: Lucius Lamar (Nationalist)
1879 (with John H. Reagan) def. Robert M. Patton (Whig)
1886-1892: James Longstreet (Whig)
1885 (with Zebulon Vance) def. John H. Reagan (Nationalist)
1892-1898: Wade Hampton III (Nationalist)
1891 (with Pendleton Murrah) def. Thomas H. Watts (Whig)
1898-1904: John Y. Brown (Nationalist)
1897 (with Joseph Wheeler) def. John Brown Gordon (Whig)
1904-1910: Henry W. Grady (Whig)
1903 (with Jim Hogg) def. Stephen Mallory II (Nationalist)
1910-1916: Thomas S. Martin (Conservative)
1909 (with John Sewell) def. Jeff Davis (Agrarian Labor)
1916-1922: Jefferson B. Snyder (Conservative)
1915 (with Lee Cruce) def. Benjamin Tillman (Agrarian Labor)
1921-1921: Charles Culberson* (Conservative) [As President-Elect]
1921 (with Carter Glass) def. James K. Vardaman (Agrarian Labor)
1921-1923: Confederate Civil War
Redneck militias def. National Government
1923-1924: James K. Vardaman** (Agrarian Labor)
Replaced Culberson - 1923 Constitutional Convention held
* Overthrown by Rednecks.
** Presidency abolished.
List of Chiefs of the Confederacy:
1924-1930: James K. Vardaman* (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1930-1939: William Joseph Simmons** (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1939-1956: William H. Murray* (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1956-1959: Theophilus Connor** (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1959-1972: James K. Vardaman Jr.* (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1972-1987: James Earl Carter*** (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto People’s)
1987-1999: Mike Gillich Jr.**** (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1999: Collapse of Confederacy
* Died of natural causes.
** Forced out of office.
*** Declared mentally unfit to serve as Chief.
**** Assassinated.
1861-1862: Jefferson Davis (Nonpartisan) [Provisional]
1862-1868: Jefferson Davis (Nonpartisan)
1861 (with Alexander Stephens) def. scattered opposition
1868-1874: Alexander Stephens (Nationalist)
1867 (with Thomas Bragg) def. Robert Toombs (Whig)
1874-1880: Judah P. Benjamin (Nationalist)
1873 (with Isham G. Harris) def. Joseph E. Brown (Whig)
1880-1886: Lucius Lamar (Nationalist)
1879 (with John H. Reagan) def. Robert M. Patton (Whig)
1886-1892: James Longstreet (Whig)
1885 (with Zebulon Vance) def. John H. Reagan (Nationalist)
1892-1898: Wade Hampton III (Nationalist)
1891 (with Pendleton Murrah) def. Thomas H. Watts (Whig)
1898-1904: John Y. Brown (Nationalist)
1897 (with Joseph Wheeler) def. John Brown Gordon (Whig)
1904-1910: Henry W. Grady (Whig)
1903 (with Jim Hogg) def. Stephen Mallory II (Nationalist)
1910-1916: Thomas S. Martin (Conservative)
1909 (with John Sewell) def. Jeff Davis (Agrarian Labor)
1916-1922: Jefferson B. Snyder (Conservative)
1915 (with Lee Cruce) def. Benjamin Tillman (Agrarian Labor)
1921-1921: Charles Culberson* (Conservative) [As President-Elect]
1921 (with Carter Glass) def. James K. Vardaman (Agrarian Labor)
1921-1923: Confederate Civil War
Redneck militias def. National Government
1923-1924: James K. Vardaman** (Agrarian Labor)
Replaced Culberson - 1923 Constitutional Convention held
* Overthrown by Rednecks.
** Presidency abolished.
List of Chiefs of the Confederacy:
1924-1930: James K. Vardaman* (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1930-1939: William Joseph Simmons** (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1939-1956: William H. Murray* (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1956-1959: Theophilus Connor** (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1959-1972: James K. Vardaman Jr.* (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1972-1987: James Earl Carter*** (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto People’s)
1987-1999: Mike Gillich Jr.**** (Nonpartisan)
(De-facto Agrarian Labor)
1999: Collapse of Confederacy
* Died of natural causes.
** Forced out of office.
*** Declared mentally unfit to serve as Chief.
**** Assassinated.
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First Party System (1867-1887):
Nationalist Party: Right-wing, nationalism, centralism, elitism, traditionalism, free trade (faction)
Formed by the supporters of Jefferson Davis (as well as members of the Knights of the Golden Circle), it quickly the Nationalist party was best described as that of the planter elite and military men who wished to expand both the government's power as well as the country's borders.
Whig Party: Center-right to right-wing, states' rights, decentralization, protectionism, conservatism, parliamentarianism (faction)
Founded by those who criticized the Davis administration (such as their surprising lack of support for state's rights), the Whig Party was essentially the party for all those who went opposed the centralization of the nation's government.
Second Party System (1887-1909):
Nationalist Party: Right-wing, traditionalism, centralism, elitism, pro-British sentiment, free trade (faction)
The Nationalist Party essentially stayed the same, however, they began to focus on preserving the old ways of the south. They also began to focus on keeping closer to Britain than France.
Whig Party: Center-left to center-right, industrialization, modernization, decentralization, pro-French sentiment, populism (faction)
During the presidency of Longstreet, the Whig Party switched its focus from states' rights to bring about a proposed "New South" through the industrialization and modernization of the South. They also began to focus on keeping closer to France than Britain.
Third Party System (1909-1921):
Conservative Party: Right-wing, conservatism, industrialization, elitism, paternalism, free trade (faction)
As soon as the planter class embraced industrialization, the two main parties of the Confederacy joined together to preserve slavery, trade with their allies, and keep the poor in their place.
Agrarian Labor: Big-tent (economically left-wing, socially far-right), anti-elitism, populism, agrarianism, white supremacy, white socialism (faction)
Established due to the backlash from the modernization of Dixieland and the factory bosses' choice to use slave labor over good ol' white workers, the Agrarian Labor Party was an electoral coalition united against the elite and their slaves comprised of poor farmers, populists, white supremacists, and labor unionists.
Fourth Party System (1923-):
Agrarian Labor: Big-tent (economically left-wing, socially far-right), authoritarianism, populism, agrarianism, white supremacy, white socialism (faction)
Following the Agrarian Labor Party and their "Redneck" cronies' victory in the Civil War, the new regime took on an increasingly dictatorial tone.
Nationalist Party: Right-wing, nationalism, centralism, elitism, traditionalism, free trade (faction)
Formed by the supporters of Jefferson Davis (as well as members of the Knights of the Golden Circle), it quickly the Nationalist party was best described as that of the planter elite and military men who wished to expand both the government's power as well as the country's borders.
Whig Party: Center-right to right-wing, states' rights, decentralization, protectionism, conservatism, parliamentarianism (faction)
Founded by those who criticized the Davis administration (such as their surprising lack of support for state's rights), the Whig Party was essentially the party for all those who went opposed the centralization of the nation's government.
Second Party System (1887-1909):
Nationalist Party: Right-wing, traditionalism, centralism, elitism, pro-British sentiment, free trade (faction)
The Nationalist Party essentially stayed the same, however, they began to focus on preserving the old ways of the south. They also began to focus on keeping closer to Britain than France.
Whig Party: Center-left to center-right, industrialization, modernization, decentralization, pro-French sentiment, populism (faction)
During the presidency of Longstreet, the Whig Party switched its focus from states' rights to bring about a proposed "New South" through the industrialization and modernization of the South. They also began to focus on keeping closer to France than Britain.
Third Party System (1909-1921):
Conservative Party: Right-wing, conservatism, industrialization, elitism, paternalism, free trade (faction)
As soon as the planter class embraced industrialization, the two main parties of the Confederacy joined together to preserve slavery, trade with their allies, and keep the poor in their place.
Agrarian Labor: Big-tent (economically left-wing, socially far-right), anti-elitism, populism, agrarianism, white supremacy, white socialism (faction)
Established due to the backlash from the modernization of Dixieland and the factory bosses' choice to use slave labor over good ol' white workers, the Agrarian Labor Party was an electoral coalition united against the elite and their slaves comprised of poor farmers, populists, white supremacists, and labor unionists.
Fourth Party System (1923-):
Agrarian Labor: Big-tent (economically left-wing, socially far-right), authoritarianism, populism, agrarianism, white supremacy, white socialism (faction)
Following the Agrarian Labor Party and their "Redneck" cronies' victory in the Civil War, the new regime took on an increasingly dictatorial tone.
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NAME: "DR. DEATH" / ANTON DRESCHLER
STATUS: NEUTRALIZED
THREAT LEVEL: NONE
OBJECTIVE: AXIS VICTORY
NAME: "FAT-CAT" / FREDERICK DALEY
STATUS: ALIVE, INCARCERATED
THREAT LEVEL: LOW
OBJECTIVE: NONE, CRIME-BOSS
NAME: "THE PAUPER" / JACK LARSON
STATUS: ALIVE, INCARCERATED
THREAT LEVEL: LOW
OBJECTIVE: CLASSICIDE OF THE RICH
NAME: “MERCENARY” / GREGOR WOLFMAN
STATUS: ALIVE
THREAT LEVEL: MEDIUM
OBJECTIVE: NONE, GUN-FOR-HIRE
NAME: "THE MOLEMAN" / UNKNOWN
STATUS: UNKNOWN
THREAT LEVEL: VERY HIGH
OBJECTIVE: DESTRUCTION OF OVERWORLD
- Pronouns
- He/Him
God I should probably consider doing a Sandman ATLF at some point or other...
NAME: "THE MOLEMAN" / UNKNOWN
STATUS: UNKNOWN
THREAT LEVEL: VERY HIGH
OBJECTIVE: DESTRUCTION OF OVERWORLD
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- Pronouns
- He/Him
This does sound like a fascinating idea and Marion Butler is fascinating. What would happen to Britain here given that these new Republicans would likely be protectionists which fucks the Free Traders in the Liberals and Conservatives a bit.
I like the theme of a Moderate GOP here. Bell Jr would likely be a fascinating figure in Republican politics and have vast ramifications and Stassen would certainly keep parts of the New Deal though also the Red Scare would still be a thing (and the CPUSA buggered which probably helps Left Wingers to find a new home elsewhere etc.)
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59BR-59BR: Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
'Franklin the Martyr'
59BR-58BR: John Nance Garner
'John the Stubborn'
58BR-56BR: Smedley Darlington Butler
'Smedley the Fighter'
56BR-45BR: Henry Ford
'Henry the Rich'
45BR-43BR: Dillon Seymour Myer
'Dillon the Proxy'
43BR-39BR: Ezekiel Candler Gathings
'Ezekiel the Sanctimonious'
39BR-35BR: Joseph Raymond McCarthy
'Joseph the Drunkard'
35BR-31BR: Theophilus Eugene Connor
'Theophilus the Bull'
31BR-23BR: John Edgar Hoover
'John the Paranoid'
23BR-15BR: Joseph Patrick Kennedy II
'Joseph the Pompous'
15BR-11BR: Lyndon Hermyle LaRouche
'Lyndon the False Prophet'
11BR-0BR: George Gordon Battle Liddy
'George the Wild'
0BR: The Great Reformation
1AR-π: The Eternal Reign of the Prophet Moonbeam
'Franklin the Martyr'
59BR-58BR: John Nance Garner
'John the Stubborn'
58BR-56BR: Smedley Darlington Butler
'Smedley the Fighter'
56BR-45BR: Henry Ford
'Henry the Rich'
45BR-43BR: Dillon Seymour Myer
'Dillon the Proxy'
43BR-39BR: Ezekiel Candler Gathings
'Ezekiel the Sanctimonious'
39BR-35BR: Joseph Raymond McCarthy
'Joseph the Drunkard'
35BR-31BR: Theophilus Eugene Connor
'Theophilus the Bull'
31BR-23BR: John Edgar Hoover
'John the Paranoid'
23BR-15BR: Joseph Patrick Kennedy II
'Joseph the Pompous'
15BR-11BR: Lyndon Hermyle LaRouche
'Lyndon the False Prophet'
11BR-0BR: George Gordon Battle Liddy
'George the Wild'
0BR: The Great Reformation
1AR-π: The Eternal Reign of the Prophet Moonbeam
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List of Governors of New Amsterdam (1939 - Present):
1939-1942: George Freeman (Republican)
1938 def. (Democratic)
1942-1942: Benjamin Richards (Republican - The Ring) [Thomas Marshall (The Ring)]
Replaced Freeman
1942-1947: Frank Dean (Liberty)
1942 def. effectively unopposed
1947-1952: Richard Wentworth*** ("Remembrance" Democratic)
1946 def. ("Old" Democratic)
1952-////: Mike Karoli ("Remembrance" Democratic)
Replaced Wentworth
* Assassinated by the Ring.
** Overthrown by The Spider.
*** Resigned to run for President.
1939-1942: George Freeman (Republican)
1938 def. (Democratic)
1942-1942: Benjamin Richards (Republican - The Ring) [Thomas Marshall (The Ring)]
Replaced Freeman
1942-1947: Frank Dean (Liberty)
1942 def. effectively unopposed
1947-1952: Richard Wentworth*** ("Remembrance" Democratic)
1946 def. ("Old" Democratic)
1952-////: Mike Karoli ("Remembrance" Democratic)
Replaced Wentworth
* Assassinated by the Ring.
** Overthrown by The Spider.
*** Resigned to run for President.
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Idea: Socialist movement obsessed with Revolutionary War symbolism.