Well, the end of the caucuses have arrived. Everyone of them won their respective caucus, except for Bush, (technically) because once Kemp saw that Bush was tied with him for delegates, Bush and Kemp decided that Kemp would be Vice if Bush got the nomination, which is how that happened. Now, remember, whoever you vote will determine who moves on to the next round, so choose wisely.
The Progressive Republicans are at a standstill, between a road, a path, patches of grass, and a forest.
On March 8th, 1987, the Progressive Republicans & Republican-Democrats decided to both install a plan which would "let there be more freedom", and allowed candidates to run in "Caucuses" before in the general primary (Inspired by u/TWAAsucks**)***.*
The Reformation U.S. Caucus
Founded by Ultra-Conservatives, Neocons, Neoliberals, and Christians, the Reformation U.S. Caucus in the Progressive Republican Party, is obviously Christian, and Right-leaning. It's contenders (images are in the poll) are Reverend Pat Robertson, Reverend Fred Rogers, and Pastor Jerry Falwell.
The Liberty! For All Caucus
Founded by Liberty Republicans, Libertarians, Geolibertarians, basically just Rightward/Center Libertarians. They include Anarcho-Capitalists to Neolibertarians. It's contenders are U.S. Senator John Heinz, U.S. Senator John Danforth, U.S. Senator Mark Hatfield, and U.S. Senator Lowell Weicker.
Patriots Unite Caucus
Founded by Militarists, Conservatives, Patriotic-people, and most old people. They include literally an old Center Right man, to a Patriotic Far Right militia soldier. Their contenders are General Al Haig, former Secretary of Defense Don Rumsfield, and Media Mogul Don J. Trump, and finally....
Common Sense Caucus
Founded by Country Club Republicans, the laborers, the Northern Republicans, the Liberal Republicans, you name it. They include everyone from a grand ol' rich grandfather, to a young, working janitor. Their contenders are 1980 Republican Presidential Nominee George H. W. Bush, Speaker of the House Jack Kemp, Senate Leader Robert J. Dole, and Former Delaware Governor Pierre "Pete" du Pont.
McGovern Cabinet:
President George S. McGovern (1985 - Now)
Glad to see McGovern's still holding up!
Vice President Fred R. Harris (1985 - Now)
Secretary of State Paul Nitze (1985 - Now)
Harold Brown (October 1986 - Now)
Secretary of Treasury Paul Volcker (1985 - Now)
Attorney General Griffin Bell (1985 - Now)
Secretary of the Interior Jim Abourezk (1985 - Now)
Secretary of Agriculture Robert Bergland (1985 - Now)
Secretary of the Commerce John H. Bryan (1985 - Now)
Secretary of Labor W. Wayne Winpisinger (1985 - September 1987), John Sweeney (September 1987 - Now)
Secretary of Health and Human Services Philip R. Lee (1985 - Now)
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Moon Landrieu (1985 - Now)
Secretary of Transportation Brock Adams (1985 - January 1987), Norman Mineta (January 1987 - Now)
Secretary of Energy Charles Duncan Jr. (1985 - Now)
Secretary of Education Albert Shanker (1985 - Now)
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Important Things Under The Administration:
McGovern had got the I.N.F. Treaty signed with the Soviets, however.... Black Monday had come, and it made the economy go down, but McGovern raised taxes on markets to improve the economy.
Also, the New York Giants had very surprisingly won the Super Bowl XXII.
Giants After Winning The Super Bowl!
With a more helpful Congress & Senate, and McGovern got more passed (Agricultural Protection Act of 1987, 1987 Act Against Discrimination Against Crippled People, a 10% cut to Military Spending, the 1987 National Railway-Transportation Act, 1988 Aid To People In Need Act, and also lowered housing prices by 0.8%). His approval rating went up to 57%.
CONGRESS:
No major party (Republican-Democrats or Progressive Republicans) have a majority, with the Progressive Republicans & Republican-Democrats (under Mo Udall) having the same amount of representatives in their parties. Also, the People's Coalition (under Dennis Kucinich) with about 7-8 seats, the Libertarians (under Ron Paul) with 3-4 seats, and the Conservatives with 1-2 seats, with Jack Kemp staying as Speaker.
Jack Kemp surprised after being re-elected as Speaker, 1987.
SENATE:
The Progressive Republicans barely lost the Senate, while winning the overall popular vote. They got a few new senators, with Kit Bond, Jim Santini, Jim Broyhill, and Jeremiah Denton. The Republican-Democrats gained with Bob Graham, (Former Senate Majority Leader Herman Talmadge decided to not run, so Wyche Fowler won in Georgia), Brock Adams, Kent Conrad, Michael Barnes. In South Dakota, McGovern was replaced by George V. Cunningham, but was primaried by Tom Daschle, and Daschle won the primary, but also won the general senate election, with Claiborne Pell becoming the new Republican-Democratic Senate Leader.
Claiborne Pell announcing he is the newest Republican-Dem. Senate Leader, 1987.
GUBERNATORIAL:
(Notable Races Only!) In Texas, Former Governor Bill Clements beat Governor Mark White, In Pennsylvania, Bob Casey beat Governor Bill Scranton III, In Florida, Bob Graham was replaced by Bob Martinez, Charles Graddick won against H. Guy Hunt in Alabama, and Mario Cuomo obviously won re-election in New York. (Some other races include Al Gore winning in Tennessee, Carroll Campbell winning in South Carolina, and Evan Mecham winning in Arizona.)
Newsweek Article in 1986 About Some of Mario Cuomo's Policies.
Also, there are 2 new Supreme Court Justices, being Abner Mikva & Guido Calabresi, since the referendum was above 60% in favor.
Look at the man, the man who defended our country! The Savior of Gettysburg! If we had lost this battle, our Sacred Union may not exist or be unstable. This man, saved us all! And we repay him, with thy presidency! This man saved America. All the other candidates aren't as good, as they haven't done as much for the Union as he has!
Winfield Scott Hancock, forever!
