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Yokai Man’s Test Thread Thing

1990-2000 Ion Iliescu (National Salvation Front)
1990 Presidential Election def: Radu Câmpeanu [PNL],Ion Ratiu [PNT-CD]
1990 Parliamentary Elections: FSN [354],UDMR [41],PNL [39],MER [13],PNT-CD [13],AUR [11],PER [9],PDAR [9],PSDR (Socialist) [5],PSDR (Social) [2],GDC [2], PDM [1],PLS [1],PRN [1],PTLDR [1],UL-B [1]
1992 Parliamentary Elections: FSN [233],CDR [81],PUNR [44],UDMR [39],PRM [24],PAC [18],PSM [18],PNL [9],PDAR [5]
1992 Presidential Election First Round def: Ion Ratiu [CDR],Gheorghe Funar [PUNR],Nicolae Manolescu [PAC]
1992 Presidential Election Second Round def: Ion Ratiu [CDR]
1996 Parliamentary Elections: FSN [194],CDR [146],UDMR [39],PUNR [35],PRM [32],PAC [20]
1996 Presidential Election First Round def: Ion Diaconescu [CDR],Corneliu Vadim Tudor [PRM],Gheorghe Funar [PUNR]
1996 Presidential Election Second Round def: Ion Diaconescu [CDR]
1999 War on Yugoslavia Referendum: 56,78% No
2000 Parliamentary Elections: CDR [227],FSN [151],PRM [51],UDMR [39]

2000-2001 Radu Vasile (Romanian Democratic Convention)
2000 Presidential Elections First Round: Virgil Magureanu [FSN],Corneliu Vadim Tudor [PRM],György Frunda [UDMR]
2000 Presidential Elections Second Round: Virgil Magureanu [FSN]

2001-2002 Mircea Ionescu-Quintus (National Liberal Party,internim)
2002 Parliamentary Elections: FDSR [183],PRM [108],UDMR [39],PNL [35],F9 [30],PDR [29],PM [20],PNTCD-Reform [20]

2002-2002 Florin Calinescu (F9-The New Force)
2002 Presidential Elections First Round def: Adrian Nastase [FDSR],Corneliu Vadim Tudor [PRM],Virgil Magureanu [PDR]
2002 Presidential Elections Second Round def: Adrian Nastase [FDSR]

2002-2002 Doru Ioan Taracila (Romanian Social Democratic Front,internim)
2002 Impeachment Referendum: 76,90% No

2002-2003 Florin Calinescu (F9-The New Force)

2003-2003 Doru Ioan Taracila (Romanian Social Democratic Front,internim)
2003 Impeachment Referendum: 71,98% No

2003-2004 Florin Calinescu (F9-The New Force)

2004-2004 Doru Ioan Taracila (Social Democratic Party,internim)
2004 Impeachment Referendum: 67,50% No

2004-2005 Florin Calinescu (F9-The New Force)

2005-2005 Doru Ioan Taracila (Social Democratic Party,internim)
2005 Impeachment Referendum: 64,91% No

2005-2006 Florin Calinescu (F9-The New Force)
2006 Parliamentary Elections: PSD+PRU+PNL [249],PRM [70],F9 [49],UDMR [39],PDR [39],PNG-CD [21]

2006-20xx Valerian Stan (F9-The New Force)
2006 Presidential Elections First Round def: Adrian Nastase [PSD+PRU+PNL],Corneliu Vadim Tudor [PRM],Traian Basescu [PDR]
2006 Presidential Elections Second Round def: Adrian Nastase [PSD+PRU+PNL]
 
I remember when Dragnea literally said in 2018 that anyone against him is a rat that needs to be exterminated for the Fatherland and almost no one flinched because openly sending death threats and goons to beat up/kill your political enemies has been normalized since before the dawn of Romania as a recognized country.

Nearly everyone is just openly ok with murder as long as it’s someone they don’t like politically.
 
If You Can’t Give Me Heaven Then I’ll Give You Hell

17 April 1998-22 January 2001 Radu Vasile (CDR-USD-UDMR Coalition,PPC-D minority government after 19 January 2000)

2000 Presidential Election Results:

First Round:

Ion Iliescu (PDSR) -35,50 %

Florin Călinescu (Independent)-21,02%

Corneliu Vadim Tudor (PRM)-20,91%

Theodor Stolojan (PNL)-9,08%

György Frunda (UDMR)-5,99%

Petre Roman (PD)-2,81%

Teodor Meleșcanu (ApR)-1,58%

Radu Vasile (PPC-D)-0,99%

Remus Opriș (CDR 2000)-0,70%

Eduard Gheorghe Manole (Independent)-0,36%

Graziela-Elena Bârlă (Independent)-0,35%

Prince Paul of Romania (PNR)-o,29%

Ion Sasu (PSM)-0,24%

Nicolae Cerveni (PLDR)-o,18%


Second Round:

Florin Călinescu (Independent)-50,24%

Ion Iliescu (PDSR)-49,76%
 
1922-1925 Liam Lynch,Ceannaire of the Free Republic of Ireland

1925-1926 Rory O’Connell,Ceannaire of the Free Republic of Ireland

1926-1926 Liam Deasy,Ceannaire of the Free Republic of Ireland

-dissolution of the Anti Treaty forces,disputed leadership of the IRA-
 
Major Rigged Privatization of Important State Companies During the Năstase Presidency (2004-2010)

Electrica Muntenia and Hidroelectrica-sold to Bogdan Buzăianu

Romaero and IAR Ghimbav-sold to Ovidiu Tender

Avioane Craiova-sold to Aero Vodochody after interference from Michal Susak and Stamen Stanchev

The Romanian Postoffice-sold to Sorin Ovidiu Vântu

SALROM-sold to Dan Voiculescu
 
Yokai Man said:
If You Can’t Give Me Heaven Then I’ll Give You Hell

17 April 1998-22 January 2001 Radu Vasile (CDR-USD-UDMR Coalition,PPC-D minority government after 19 January 2000)

2000 Presidential Election Results:

First Round:

Ion Iliescu (PDSR) -35,50 %

Florin Călinescu (Independent)-21,02%

Corneliu Vadim Tudor (PRM)-20,91%

Theodor Stolojan (PNL)-9,08%

György Frunda (UDMR)-5,99%

Petre Roman (PD)-2,81%

Teodor Meleșcanu (ApR)-1,58%

Radu Vasile (PPC-D)-0,99%

Remus Opriș (CDR 2000)-0,70%

Eduard Gheorghe Manole (Independent)-0,36%

Graziela-Elena Bârlă (Independent)-0,35%

Prince Paul of Romania (PNR)-o,29%

Ion Sasu (PSM)-0,24%

Nicolae Cerveni (PLDR)-o,18%


Second Round:

Florin Călinescu (Independent)-50,24%

Ion Iliescu (PDSR)-49,76%
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PDSR-229 seats

PRM-128 seats

UDMR-39 seats

PD-31 seats
 
Kings/Queens of England after the War of the Roses

1485-1504 Thomas I,House of Stanley

1504-1524 Edward VI,House of Stanley

1524-1536 Catherine I,Regent Queen

1536-1556 Charles I,House of Habsburg
 
2004: PSD+PUR [210],ADA [133],PRM [85],UDMR [39]

2008: PSD+PC [210],ADA [168],PRM [42],UDMR [36]

2012: PSD+PC [164],ADA [133],People’s Party [99],UDMR [32]
 
2007-2010 John Reid (Labour Majority)

2010-2015 David Cameron (Conservative Majority)
2010: David Cameron-Conservative [346],John Reid-Labour [199],Nick Clegg-Liberal Democrat [81]
2014 Scottish Independence Referendum: 52,55% No

2015-2020 Nick Clegg (Liberal Democrat-Official Labour Coalition)
2015: Nick Clegg-Liberal Democrat [237],David Cameron-Conservative [197],Ed Miliband-Official Labour [105],Nicola Sturgeon-SNP [47],Frank Field-CFB [14],John McDonnell-SGP [12],Jon Cruddas-BPP [12],Nigel Farage-UKIP [6],Leanne Wood-Plaid Cymru [6],Caroline Lucas-Green [3]
 
2020 General Election Results:

Conservative [Theresa May] : 290 seats

Labour [John McDonnell] : 258 seats

Liberal Democrats [Norman Lamb] : 21 seats

Green [Jonathan Bartley/Siân Berry] : 1 seat

Brexit Party [Nigel Farage] : 4 seats

SNP [Nicola Sturgeon] : 52 seats

Plaid Cymru [Leanne Wood] : 2 seats

Ashfield Independents [Jason Zadrozny] : 2 seats
 
Former President Adrian Năstase-convicted to 12 years and 5 months of jail

Former First Lady Dana Năstase-convicted to 6 years and 3 months of jail

Former Secretary General of the Government and former Chief of Staff Șerban Mihăilescu-convicted to 10 years and 9 months of jail

Former Deputy Chief of Staff Remus Truică-convicted to 10 years and 8 months of jail

Former Advisor to the President Dorina Mihăilescu-convicted to 8 years of jail

Former Secretary General of the Government Eugen Bejinariu-convicted to 8 years and 5 months of jail

Former Prime Minister Mircea Geoană-convicted to 3 years of jail

Former Interior Minister Mircea Săniuță-convicted to 5 years of jail

Former Minister of Finance Mihai Tănăsescu-convicted to 8 years of jail

Former Minister of Education and Research Ecaterina Andronescu-convicted to 4 years and 7 months of jail

Former Minister of Education and Research Alexandru Athanasiu-convicted to 6 years of jail

Former Minister of Tourism Dan Matei Agathon-convicted to 6 years and 6 months of jail

Former Minister of Comunications and Tehnology Dan Nica-convicted to 5 years and 2 months of jail

Former Minister of Comunications and Tehnology Adriana Țicău-convicted to 5 years and 6 months of jail

Mayor of Piatra Neamț Gheorghe Ștefan-convicted to 7 years and 4 months of jail

Mayor of Galați Nicolae Dumitru-convicted to 7 years of jail

Former Head of SIE Cătălin Harnagea-convicted to 4 years of jail

Businessman Dinu Pescariu-convicted to 3 years of jail
 
Oppo said:
I think everyone should do a crack at a Perot list with the ideas off the top of their head right now
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Technically a rehash but eh

1993-1997 Ross Perot/James Stockdale (Independent,Reform Party after 1993)
1992 def: Bill Clinton/Al Gore (Democratic),George H.W. Bush/Dan Quayle (Republican)
1996: Al Gore/Bob Kerrey (Democratic), Bob Dole/John McCain (Republican),Ross Perot/Jack Kemp (Reform)-HUNG COLLEGE

1997-1999 Newt Gingrich/John Boehner (Republican)

1999-2001 John Boehner/Richard Burr (Republican)

2001-2009 Bill Bradley/Robert Reich (Democratic)
2000 def: Alan Keyes/Gary Bauer (Republican),Jesse Ventura/Jack Gargan (Enough Is Enough),Lowell Weicker/Jack Kemp (Change),Donald Trump/Tim Penny (Reform)
2004 def: George W Bush/John Kasich (Republican)
 
1979-1991 Margaret Thatcher (Conservative Majority)

1979: Margaret Thatcher-Conservative [342],James Callaghan-Labour [271], Cyril Smith-Centre [3], David Alton-Liverpool Independents [1]
1983: Margaret Thatcher-Conservative [422],Michael Foot-Labour [169],Roy Jenkins-SDP [29], Cyril Smith-Centre [3], David Alton-CDP [3]
1987: Margaret Thatcher-Conservative [400],Neil Kinnock-Labour [181],David Owen-SDP [38],David Alton-CDP [4],Cyril Smith-Centre [3]

1991-1991 David Waddington (Conservative Majority,interim PM)

1991-1998 Kenneth Baker (Conservative Majority)

1992: Kenneth Baker-Conservative [396],Neil Kinnock-Labour [191],Paddy Ashdown-SDP [30],David Owen-SJP [5],David Alton-CDP [4]
1993 First Maastricht Treaty Referendum: 56,53% No
1993 Second Maastricht Treaty Referendum: 51,94% No
1994 Third Maastricht Treaty Referendum: 52,26% Yes
1997: Kenneth Baker-Conservative [365],Gordon Brown-Labour [218],Paddy Ashdown-SDP [47],Ken Hargreaves-CDP [4],Ken Clarke-FBPE [4]
1997 First Amsterdam Treaty Referendum: 53,49% No
1998 Second Amsterdam Treaty Referendum: 51,27% No
1998 Third Amsterdam Treaty Referendum: 52,30 Yes

1998-2000 Michael Portillo (Conservative Majority)

2000-2002 Francis Maude (Conservative Majority)
2001 First Nice Treaty Referendum: 53,20% No
2001 Second Nice Treaty Referendum: 51,03% No
2002 Third Nice Treaty Referendum: 52,05% Yes

2002-2012 Gordon Brown (Labour Majority)
2002: Gordon Brown-Labour [404],Francis Maude-Conservative [131],Charles Kennedy-SDP [89],Ken Hargreaves-CDP [6]
2002 Scottish Assembly Referendum: 84,67% Yes
2002 Welsh Assembly Referendum: 53,19% Yes
2007: Gordon Brown-Labour [400],David Willets-Conservative [130],Simon Hughes-SDP [94],Ken Hargreaves-CDP [6]
2008 First Lisbon Treaty Referendum: 52,98% No
2008 Second Lisbon Treaty Referendum: 51,17% Yes
2012: Gordon Brown-Labour [381],Michael Ancram-Conservative [130],Simon Hughes-SDP [110],Tim Farron-CDP [8]

2012-2022 Ed Balls (Labour Majority,Labour-SDP Coalition)
2016 Scottish Independence Referendum: 52,89% No
2017: Ed Balls-Labour [341],William Hague-Conservative [130],Chris Grayling-SDP [116],Nicola Sturgeon-SNP [30],Tim Farron-CDP [9]
2022: Ed Balls-Labour [290],Nigel Farage-Conservative [151],Nick Clegg-SDP [135],Nicola Sturgeon-SNP [46],Tim Montgomerie-CDP [10]

2022-present day Lisa Nandy (Labour-SDP Coalition)
 
1990-1998 John Major (Conservative Majority,Conservative Minority with Ulster Unionist support and confidence)
1992: John Major-Conservative [336],Neil Kinnock-Labour [271],Paddy Ashdown-Liberal Democratic [20]
1997: John Major-Conservative [322],John Prescott (replacing2 Tony Blair)-Labour [262],Paddy Ashdown-Liberal Democratic [46]

1998-2001 Michael Portillo (Conservative Minority with Ulster Unionist support and confidence)

2001-2009 Margaret Beckett (Labour Majority)
2001: Margaret Beckett-Labour [422],Michael Portillo-Conservative [135],Charles Kennedy-Liberal Democratic [82],Rodney Atkinson-UKIP [2]
2005: Margaret Becket-Labour [422],Francis Maude-Conservative [131],Charles Kennedy-Liberal Democratic [86],Roger Knapman-UKIP [1],Rodney Atkinson-Free Nations [1]

2009-2017 Hilary Benn (Labour Majority)
2010: Hilary Benn-Labour [404],Andrew Lansley-Conservative [146],Vince Cable (replacing Chris Huhne)-Liberal Democratic [84],David Campbell Bannerman (replacing Nigel Farage)-UKIP [2]
2015: Hilary Benn-Labour [372],Andrew Lansley-Conservative [163],Nick Clegg-Liberal Democratic [94],Alec Salmond-SNP [15]

2017-2021 James Purnell (Labour Majority,Labour Minority)
2019 Scottish Independence Referendum: 54,01% No
2020: James Purnell-Labour [306],David Cameron-Conservative [181],Nick Clegg-Liberal Democratic [103],Nicola Sturgeon-SNP [46]

2021-present day Ed Miliband (Labour-Liberal Democratic Coalition)
 
Hoover's Forever War

1929-1937 Herbert Hoover/Charles Curtis (Republican)
1928 def: Al Smith/Joseph T Robinson (Democratic)
1932 def: Newton D Baker/James Hamilton Lewis (Democratic)

1937-1945 Al Smith/Cordell Hull (Democratic)
1936 def: Charles Curtis/James W Wadsworth Jr (Republican),Phillip La Follette/William Borah (Progressive),Elmer Austin Benson/Jacob S Coxey Sr (Farmer-Labor)
1940 def: Thomas E Dewey/Charles L McNary (Republican),Robert La Follette Jr/Elmer Austin Benson (Progressive/Farmer-Labor Coalition)

1945-19xx James Farley/James V Allred (Democratic)
1944 def:
1948 def:
 
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