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Preview thumbnail for How the hell did George W. Bush beat Ann Richards in the 1994 Texas gubernatorial election? image
How the hell did George W. Bush beat Ann Richards in the 1994 Texas gubernatorial election?
in Richards, TX
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Lawrence Eagleburger, Statesman, diplomat, and 62nd U.S. Secretary of State.
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Preview thumbnail for What would a Frank G. Clement presidency look like if he was elected in 1960? He is known for being one of the few Southern governors to veto a segregation bill. image
What would a Frank G. Clement presidency look like if he was elected in 1960? He is known for being one of the few Southern governors to veto a segregation bill.
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Preview thumbnail for Ann Richards Vs. Margaret Chase Smith, who would’ve been the better president and why? image
Ann Richards Vs. Margaret Chase Smith, who would’ve been the better president and why?
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Preview thumbnail for What would’ve happened, if Gerald Ford accepted Reagan’s offer to be his Vice President? How would the presidential timeline change? image
What would’ve happened, if Gerald Ford accepted Reagan’s offer to be his Vice President? How would the presidential timeline change?
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Preview thumbnail for Would Trump have performed better than Perot in 1996, if he ran as the Reform candidate in 2000? image
Would Trump have performed better than Perot in 1996, if he ran as the Reform candidate in 2000?
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Preview thumbnail for This is Bill Wyatt, a T-Shirt designer from California. He ran against George W. Bush in the 2004 Republicans primaries, he was able to win 10% of the vote in Oklahoma before falling into irrelevancy. image
This is Bill Wyatt, a T-Shirt designer from California. He ran against George W. Bush in the 2004 Republicans primaries, he was able to win 10% of the vote in Oklahoma before falling into irrelevancy.
in California
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Preview thumbnail for What would a “Boss” Tweed presidency look like. How screwed would America be? image
What would a “Boss” Tweed presidency look like. How screwed would America be?
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What do you think of my personal picks for people who should have been presidents.
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Preview thumbnail for Rank the New York City Mayors by how well they would do as president. image
Rank the New York City Mayors by how well they would do as president.
in New York City
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Unusually dapper Trump
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Preview thumbnail for Let’s say in an alternative timeline, Fredrick Douglas was Secretary of State under Ben Harrison. The president, Vice President, house speaker, and prez pro tempore died in a horrific carriage accident and Douglas becomes president. What happens next? image
Let’s say in an alternative timeline, Fredrick Douglas was Secretary of State under Ben Harrison. The president, Vice President, house speaker, and prez pro tempore died in a horrific carriage accident and Douglas becomes president. What happens next?
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Challenge: explain how this man became president, without mentioning the electoral college.
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Preview thumbnail for What would a William “Bill Wyatt” Tsangares presidency look like if against all impossible odds, he won the Republican primary, and the general election? image
What would a William “Bill Wyatt” Tsangares presidency look like if against all impossible odds, he won the Republican primary, and the general election?
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Preview thumbnail for How would Alf Landon handle World War II if he was elected president in 1936 and served two terms? image
How would Alf Landon handle World War II if he was elected president in 1936 and served two terms?
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Preview thumbnail for What if Margaret Chase Smith ran in 1968 and won the election, what would her presidency look like? image
What if Margaret Chase Smith ran in 1968 and won the election, what would her presidency look like?
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Donald and Melania Trump with former South Africa president Nelson Mandela (photo taken sometime before 2013)
in South Africa
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White House Executive Chef, appreciation post
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Preview thumbnail for Earliest website I could find of a presidential candidate. The website is still active and has since been updated. image
Earliest website I could find of a presidential candidate. The website is still active and has since been updated.
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Preview thumbnail for What if Henry Ford had a more successful political career, and was nominated by the democrats for the 1920 presidential election. If he wins (putting antisemitism aside) how well would he do as president? image
What if Henry Ford had a more successful political career, and was nominated by the democrats for the 1920 presidential election. If he wins (putting antisemitism aside) how well would he do as president?
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Preview thumbnail for Today I learned: That Henry Ford, president of the Ford Motor Company, was a candidate in the 1920 presidential election. image
Today I learned: That Henry Ford, president of the Ford Motor Company, was a candidate in the 1920 presidential election.
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Was Eisenhower the most independent president we ever had?
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Preview thumbnail for What if against all odds, John Hospers was popular enough in 1972 to get ballots in enough states to earn at least 270 electoral votes. what would his presidency look like? image
What if against all odds, John Hospers was popular enough in 1972 to get ballots in enough states to earn at least 270 electoral votes. what would his presidency look like?
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Preview thumbnail for What are this subs thoughts on Martian Van Buren? It doesn’t seem he’s discussed much here. image
What are this subs thoughts on Martian Van Buren? It doesn’t seem he’s discussed much here.
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Preview thumbnail for One of the people offered to be Garfield’s Vice President was former Pennsylvania governor James A. Beaver, but he refused. If he had not refused the opportunity and the same chain of events happened, what would his presidency looked like? image
One of the people offered to be Garfield’s Vice President was former Pennsylvania governor James A. Beaver, but he refused. If he had not refused the opportunity and the same chain of events happened, what would his presidency looked like?
in Beaver, PA