Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes VII (Do Not Post Current Politics or Political Figures Here)
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Ah, yeah, the effects of Lennon's death were immediate. The streets of Liverpool were packed for days, and then some nationalists from Rutland wrought havoc across Ulster...
A hypothetical 2000 U.S. presidential election from the comic book Watchmen, which was published monthly by Marvel Comics in 1996 and 1997.
Well yeah, I was making a wikibox on the 1988 election from the real Watchmen, but got bored.
Pre ressources war Falloutverse Europe:
A few bonuses to wander the Parisian wasteland:
I like to think the Trans-Europe Express is canon:
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USA as the Philippines... 1986.
(IEA stands for Independent Electoral Agency, an independent election watchdog formed by anti-Nixon activists in 1983. The FEC... well, that's just a Nixon-controlled version of our timeline's FEC.)
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Oh shit! Awesome! This reminds me of a similar idea I had but for 1964
1992 Multiverse of Madness is a collage of different wikiboxes I have made over the years pertaining to the 1992 election. If you are curious about the lore or context behind any of these, feel free to ask.
Nixon flees to Hawaii? Wouldn't he have fled the country like Marcos?View attachment 906515
USA as the Philippines... 1986.
(IEA stands for Independent Electoral Agency, an independent election watchdog formed by anti-Nixon activists in 1983. The FEC... well, that's just a Nixon-controlled version of our timeline's FEC.)
That's admittedly an oversight — assume Hawaii is independent or something.
(the U.S. still has 50 states, now with Hawaii swapped out for DC — an equivalent of the Philippines' National Capital Region.)
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A TALE OF TWO DICKS: The Nixonian Career of Mike DeWine
This is one of my oldest projects and I recently re-did all of the Wikiboxes in a redux collage. The original two collages have a lot of detail with memes, tweets, news articles, and more (you can find them on Twitter or Reddit, dillguy9/dillguy999), but the basic gist is that Mike DeWine's full name is Richard Michael DeWine, so I envisioned what his career would look like if he followed Nixon's path. 1996 mirrors 1952, so everything from there on is mirrored by about 44-years, including a long Iraq War, John F. Kerry's assassination at the hands of Andrew "Don't Taze Me Bro" Meyers, a return to the Moon mission, DeWine's resignation, and much much more. If you have any questions, I have oodles of lore and probably some kind of corresponding image, so don't be afraid to ask!
Fun series! Ron Paul Midwest sweep is crazy. I think a more comparable region to Goldwater in the south would be the mountain west. Those are Ron Paul's people.
The reddit post mentioned that Paul voted against an LGBTQ rights act, similar to Goldwater and the civil rights act. My guess is that Paul won in the Midwest because of a large swath of religious voters there.
Well that makes less sense than I thought. I thought these states would have been voting on economics like NAFTA and the Rust Belt. This midwest is a region of swing states with urban areas and diversity. The religious midwest is like, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, the Great Plains.