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  2. 1980 election | alternatehistory.com

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    National Unity 1980: A John Anderson Presidency. "The time has come to stop telling the American people only what they want them to hear, and start talking frankly about the sacrifices we must all make." Word Count: 19k. Fighting Bob. Thread. Mar 25, 2024. 1980 election john anderson. Replies: 69.

  3. 1980 Election After Ford Presidency | Page 2 |...

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    Birch Bayh is the sort of 'establishment liberal' that I can see taking the vote in 1980. Additionally, although he is up for re-election in 1980, he had a close call with one Mr. Lugar in 1974 and may realize that he may be a bit out of touch with Indiana's electorate so he may have to get promoted or perish.

  4. alternate 1980 election | alternatehistory.com

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    1980 election 1980 presidential election alternate 1980 election george h w bush jimmy carter ronald reagan Replies: 4 Forum: Alternate History Discussion: After 1900

  5. 1980 Election After Ford Presidency | Page 3 - alternate history

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    John Glenn could've been convinced to take the Obama gamble even though he was up for re-election in 1980: a "Mr. Clean" Midwesterner (even though he was terrible, and sometimes not totally ethical, with handling his money both personal and political), political moderate, and folk hero of a "simpler" time (in the late-Seventies rearview, anyway.)

  6. What If John B. Anderson won the 1980 Republican Nomination?

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    Anderson by 1980 was well to the left of both Ford and Bush. I just cannot see a Reagan voter--and Reagan after all won the majority of the GOP vote in 1980--preferring Anderson to Bush. RossN said: In the unlikely event of Anderson winning the nomination I think Carter is looking at an easy win in November.

  7. WI: McGovern waits until 1980? | alternatehistory.com

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    Bloodraven said: if McGovern wins re-election in 1980, which isn’t impossible with a more successful legislative record. I'd venture to say that if Carter despite everything OTL was quite competitive until one week before Election Day, McGovern should definitely be favored in an alt-1980 along the lines you suggested.

  8. Retrospective US Presidential Election: 1980

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    I plan to run through every US presidential election, two per week. The 28 elections from 1789-1896 will be run simultaneously with the 28 elections from 1900-2008. Be sure to vote in each election! For 1789-1800, I will include in the poll everyone who received at least 5% of the...

  9. Plausibility Check: Kennedy VS Reagan 1980 election map.

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    Say what you will about his administration and re-election campaign, but his initial POTUS election was a war machine. That isn't to say Chappaquiddick can't be turned into an issue by a well-ran smear (1) campaign, but it's automatic effects on his chances on a national ticket are over-estimated.

  10. 1980 election with out Ronald Reagan | alternatehistory.com

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    say shortly before the 1980 primaries something unpleasant happens to Ronald Reagan and he dies, who wins the nomination and do they take the presidency. alright here are the players: George H. W. Bush: a strong/smart campaigner, on the down side he doesn't resinate with souther...

  11. 1988 presidential election | alternatehistory.com

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    An Convenient Truth Presidency of Albert Gore Jr. 1988 Democratic Primaries: On April 11, 1987, Senator Gore of Tennessee announced his candidacy. Gore's campaign was 39 years old making his the youngest serious candidate for the White House since JFK. In contrast to JFK, Gore was a southern... Threadmarks.