Haha, that timeline wasn't so great after all, was it Conor?
Indeed it was not, hence my reasoning's for not restarting it. But, I can be agreed Xahar that it was fun while it lasted, and better than some other timelines around at the time, for example TR wins in 1912, especially after the war between the US and USSR in 1964 over Israel (sorry Ben) and one of Garrison's many timelines. My sincerest apologies to those that liked it.
Some of the changes weren't butterfly, just random. (Halifax?)
I don't know what I was thinking. Especially since I was trying to mold it around those who I planned to become President in the timeline's due course. Note to self, never, never do it again. Nor be influenced by Richard Harris'
Fatherland, hence the rise of Joseph P. Kennedy as President (ha!) and the survival of the Third Reich. Looking back on it now, butterflies could have resulted in Trotsky leading the Soviet Union!
Anywho, here's a list of Presidents for the timeline:
29. Herbert Hoover (R-CA): 1921-192930. Frank Lowden (R-IL): 1929-1933131. Newton Baker (D-OH): 1933-193732. Joseph P. Kennedy (D-MA): 1937-1945233. Wendell Willkie (R-NY): 1945-195334. Averell Harriman (D-NY): 1953-196135. Ronald Reagan (D-CA): 1961-196536. Nelson Rockefeller (R-NY): 1965-197337. John Connally (D-TX): 1973-197838. John Ashbrook (D-OH): 1978-198139. Mark Hatfield (R-OR): 1981-198940. Gary Hart (R-CO): 1989-199341. Jack Kemp (D-NY): 1993-200142. Colin Powell (R-NY): 2001-200943. Hillary Rodham (D-IL): 2009-PresentNotes1: Probably would have been replaced with a Hooverite, most likely then Representative Fiorello H. La Guardia of New York. Would have been a staunch internationalist, continuation of aid to the Weimar Republic, etc. On the domestic front, President La Guardia attempted to expand the New Deal agenda only to cause much controversy, consequently losing to Newton D. Baker in November 1932.
2: I had two options for this. Firstly, Governor Kennedy still would have been selected by Baker as his running mate in 1932, only to assume the presidency upon his death in December 1937 continue his conservative legacy while President. Scandal would later engulf the Kennedy White House, revelations of links to the Mafia or extramarital affair, etc and consequently resign or be impeached by the Congress in August 1943. Secondly, FDR, whom is a conservative in this timeline joins Baker on the ticket, becomes President and oversees the war effort against Japan. Oh wait, that actually didn't happen...