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Asami
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American Nikolai Bukharin; he was a very popular President, serving the (almost) full term of his predecessor, Franklin D. Roosevelt, who died of an aneurysm in 1945, along with his own from 1949 to 1953. His reign is notable for his tense relationship with Joseph Stalin, legend has it that Nicholas Bukharin and Joseph Stalin nearly got into a fist fight at the Potsdam Conference before they were restrained. Historians are unsure why Bukharin hated Stalin so much. Domestically, he continued FDR's Fair Deal, and created his own partner plan called the New Economic Plan, which got America through the post-war slump. He died in 1978 at his home in Sacramento.
Asami
Banned
I made one before this thread came into existance on the first Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes.
American Pablo Escobar, Russian Mari Kiviniemi, Polish Stephen Harper
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shiftygiant
Gone Fishin'
Oldie from a different Thread, but I think it can go here.
Canadian Nixon
(Totally not writing a novel around this premise)
Canadian Nixon
(Totally not writing a novel around this premise)
Probably, though I think he'd distance himself from the nuts in the late 80s or so.
Also, here's a thing that's sort of relevant.
Gerald Springer has often been portrayed as a cloak and dagger schemer ever since the 1990's. However, this image is very much false. Springer was an arch Thatcherite, and accounts from Norman Tebbit say that he was close behind Cecil Parkinson in terms of the Prime Minister's favourite cabinet minister. He was noted for his crude humour, with Spitting Image portraying him as an overenthusiastic American style comedian. While this style annoyed many of his fellow ministers, it was pretty popular with the media, who constantly touted him as Thatcher's successor. In 1989, he originally attacked Howe for 'betraying' the Prime Minister, but eventually, he switched sides and called for her resignation. Despite this, he was promoted to Home Secretary in Thatcher's final reshuffle. Fortunately for Springer's career, Heseltine kept him on after his early victory, though he would be an internal critic of the new Prime Minister, namely his decision to call a snap election in November 1991, which Springer called 'thick'. The main reason his career ended a bit early was due to Tom King, who he never forgave for his actions in the leadership election (supposedly, King's allies sent out ads to Conservative voters in more socially conservative areas implying that Springer was gay).
Springer stuck on in the name of unity, and hoped that King would delegate more power to him following their landslide victory. The opposite would happen, with the Home office being locked out and displaced by Foreign and Defence. When the Prime Minister sacked him in 1998, Springer went to the backbenches and sulked for a year, before resigning as an MP to focus on a book writing career.
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British Bill Clinton. Probably been done, but sure, why not?
