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We need to draft Paine/Hamilton in 1792. Barring that, we need to either vote a National Unity Government of Adams/Burr or a national unity government of Adams/Washington. Four more years of Adams either way.
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JosefStalinator posted:Burr is more of a Nixon than a Trump. Only his fall from grace came before he could become president, not during. When was Burr's last
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Nov 25, 2015 04:24
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Ibogaine posted:Edit: Foobardog convinced me. S. Adams/Burr all the way! You got the right state, but not the right man. S. Adams/Jay Unity Government - Because Nothing Can Go Wrong With Theocrats, Francophiles, and Anti-Slavers. edit: Also known as Northern Supremacy ticket.
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Nov 29, 2015 21:14
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When it comes time for the Jacksonian revolution, the call to action will be "My President can beat-up your Kings."
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Nov 30, 2015 23:12
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Raskolnikov38 posted:Someday John Jay will President. And that day is in 1801. John Jay/CC Pinckney. The Vice President has earned his time to take over for His Highness, the President, who has broken with his party, the party of rulers and leaders, the Federalists. Mr. Hamilton's Southern proxy would be an excellent choice for President of the Senate to coalesce coalitions aligning with both Vice President Jay's interests and Mr. Hamilton's policies, giving us the closest to a true Hamilton government our nation is capable of. (drat Adams and that letter Mr. Hamilton wrote about him)
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SA Decides, 1788-2000: "Hamilton Appreciation Station."
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Dec 10, 2015 02:17
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QuoProQuid posted:The real reason I started this thread was to get a bunch of goons really into musical theatre. I would love the poo poo out of a "gently caress Andrew Jackson" musical.
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Welcome folks, to lovely Slate of Candidates Era. Corpse of Hamilton (pbuh)/Rufus King 1804. GlyphGryph posted:Was there anyone else notable running in this election that just didn't receive any electoral votes, or was this really all there was? Candidates are just going to get worse until the gently caress Andrew Jackson Alliance begins to give us options again. These Democratic-Republicans will do what His Elective Majesty Mr. Adams couldn't do, destroy the Republic.
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Dec 13, 2015 19:32
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Takanago posted:Is this our first chance to vote for a Third Party candidate? Cause I think I feel like wasting my vote on Monroe Monroe is an enemy of progress and centralization. Vote Federalist for a strong central democracy. Any man who would strike down the Bank of the United States is unable to understand the realities of the American economy.
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Dec 20, 2015 23:18
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While it pleases me to see two Federalist tickets this election, as well as seeing Clinton move from the Democratic-Republican camp thanks to Mr. Madison, we are still being denied the electoral process we deserve, one which the Democratic-Republicans destroyed in their bid to get Thomas Jefferson elected with the help of John Adams (pbuh). Repeal the Twelfth Amendment. (also, King/Davie '12 for the real Federalist ticket)
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King/Ross, a Ticket for a more tolerant America, and we all love tolerance, don't we?QuoProQuid posted:And given we're a decade past the death of Alexander Hamilton, we're probably going to need a new thread title. SA Decides, 1788-2000: "Shoot Henry Clay and Hang John C. Calhoun"
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Jan 3, 2016 19:03
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A thing to remember about James Monroe (the loser who won this shitheap of an election and the farcical comedy of the election of 1820) and JQA (Monroe's Secretary of State and future
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Jan 4, 2016 06:17
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Corek posted:Also the biggest inheritor of the Hamiltonian ideology in the short term will be Henry Clay. But I don't think he's going to win in 1824. Yeah, I'm ready to hitch my horse to the dead cause that is the Whigs once our One True Federalists dream. Aliquid posted:The common man was already thinking about politics, he just couldn't yet vote. Far more accurate, my mistake.
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Jan 5, 2016 01:41
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Alter Ego posted:Goons will all ironically vote for Strom Thurmond. "With the shear weight of the socialist nation we have made, Strom Thurmond is a funny blip, rather than inhuman gently caress-up." 
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Jan 9, 2016 02:14
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Vote Henry Clay, receive Parliamentary Democracy. Empress Theonora posted:As Hamilton trash, we should know that Vice President isn't a real job anyway. "The Vice Presidency isn't worth a bucket of warm piss." - Known Opinion Haver, John "Cactus Jack" Garner IV.
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Jan 20, 2016 13:58
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Carrasco posted:I can't believe someone would stoop so low as to characterize Andrew Jackson as a bloodthirsty maniac. Some people like to use the truth to describe someone, despite fears that Andrew Jackson might personally try and kill them. These people are suicidal.
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Jan 24, 2016 19:24
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Corek posted:ENGLISHMAN thomas paine Englishman, Shmenglishman. If any London drunk embodies the American Spirit (Prior to the Communist Manifesto sends us off the deep end into L'Internationale) It's "Common Sense" Tommy Paine.
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Jan 25, 2016 23:43
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If only Martin Van Buren was running on his lonesome, with the corpse of whoever beat Jackson to the nomination, obviously. Instead I must defend the American System and vote for Henry Clay.
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Feb 1, 2016 03:18
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QuoProQuid posted:Oh, Hamilton will die many more times before this project is over. Well, at least we Hamiltonians still have: The Bank of the United States Vermont National Debt No Term Limits Neutrality American System The Treasury Department Revenue Cutter Service The Fight Against Slavery gently caress the South
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Feb 4, 2016 06:27
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:Webster/Devil '36 This. I literally forgot how much Van Buren threw in with Jackson in his time as VP. Van Buren is a great candidate if you just look at his compromises to Jacksonian thought. But his loving rhetoric is Jackson through and through and I can't vote for Jackson. So, America's Greatest Lawyer gets my vote.
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Feb 7, 2016 19:47
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I just noticed that The Devil and Daniel Webster is listed as one of the helpful resources. When will Mr. Scratch be on a ballot near us. Edit: Heteroy posted:There was an episode of The Dollop Podcast about Richard Johnson. I remembered him turning absolutely nuts, even without remembering the hollow earth stuff. The title of the episode could be considered a spoiler. Also, this was a top flight recommendation. karmicknight has issued a correction as of 13:18 on Feb 13, 2016 |
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Feb 13, 2016 12:34
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Where is the option for Martin Van Buren / No Candidate. Had No Candidate been on the ballot, I feel I would like Van Buren's chances. As I am unwilling to vote John Tyler into the White House. And Van Buren lacks his perfect running mate, time for the third party game, I guess. Someday elections are going to get interesting for not bad reasons. edit: I still don't get why everyone loving hates the Freemasons. Like, do secret societies just cause the entire American public to decide Freemason delenda est? karmicknight has issued a correction as of 16:27 on Feb 14, 2016 |
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Feb 14, 2016 16:25
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QuoProQuid posted:And then John Quincy Adams saw what was happening and tried to enlarge it to defeat Andrew Jackson. If people couldn't unite around the National Republicans, then maybe fear of further chaos could unite them. QuoProQuid posted:Lucky for you, there's at least one Hamilton around that has served in a Cabinet position. Maybe, he'll run for office and destroy everything his father worked to achieve. This here is why you vote for ideological dynasties, rather than the simple familial kind.
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Feb 14, 2016 17:29
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It will be one of the better elections. Also, I can only assume that the more legitimate politicians end up in congress, and that Congress ends up winning the balance of powers as the goon overmind elects fringe maniacs and Full Communists to the executive, and the judiciary is toothless from the word go. We probably saw Washington as either president pro tempore or Speaker of the House to actually unite the nation with His Excellency.
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Feb 15, 2016 13:43
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Thump! posted:Because we let Texas write our textbooks for some godawful reason. Oil & blood gets a lot a people in one big state. 
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Feb 15, 2016 17:18
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Octatonic posted:IMO this entire thread has been a pretext or a secret race to post this song. Congratulations! You won! This thread is a lot like the Papists and the Freemasons. It has a lot of secret agendas and seeks to convert you to its brand of thinking. Also, it should be birnt to the ground. That being said, Vote Clay. 
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Feb 21, 2016 19:49
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oystertoadfish posted:every time i see an old newspaper the font is tiny, even in these kinds of things, the market for high-magnification reading glasses must've been booming It's a conspiracy of the crypto-literates and their monopoly on the glass production lines.
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Feb 22, 2016 00:04
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Nebakenezzer posted:VOTE HENRY CLAY, GOLEM OF LIBERTY!  Pictured, Speaker Clay emerging from a Papist monster-beast.
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Nebakenezzer posted:PPS> Is James Polk literally the devil? The answer may surprise you. That's because the answer is actually no, but James Polk has expressed his willingness to be a vessel for the Devil (alias Andrew Jackson) on a number of occasions relating to his presence in the White House. Let not Mr. Jackson's anger addled spirit step through the American threshold. Vote Henry Clay.
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Feb 27, 2016 21:05
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Smith is also against all alcohol, meaning that he's managed to alienate the hard cider camp worse than Van Buren.
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Would you vote for this comic strip?  I wouldn't.
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Oh god, eight terms of Adams might have caused the nation to collapse under the weight of his many titles.
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Mar 5, 2016 20:44
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As a proud and loyal American Catholic, I am proud to vote for the Native American Party and candidate Jacob Broom.
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Thread subtitles you say, SA Decides, 1788 - 2000 "'Well, We Already Bought the Tickets' - Abraham Lincoln." SA Decides, 1788 - 2000 "Free soil, Free labor, Free speech, Free men, Frémont" edit: SA Decides, 1788 - 2000 "The Birth of the Grand Old Party"
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Alter Ego posted:SA Decides, 1788-2000: We're Gonna Elect Eugene Debs To Seven Consecutive Terms Debs love gets to wait in line behind "We Shall Not Crucify Mankind Upon A Cross of Gold," which needs to happen when we start up the William Jennings Bryan hype.
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Mar 8, 2016 18:23
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Thump! posted:Huh, so we inadvertently caused the North to secede instead? Neat! It'd be a nice change of pace, yes.
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Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Speech, Free Men, Fremont
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Mar 13, 2016 21:23
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Pakled posted:These Constitutional Union guys have the right idea. We should all just stop worrying about slavery! I don't see how that could possibly go wrong. To be fair, we have done Abolitionism to (the) death (of the United States). We might want to take our foot off the gas pedal at some point.
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Mar 14, 2016 02:07
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John Dough posted:A vote for Bell is a vote for the Constitution That genie is what we call, out of the bottle as it were. The South was never going to give up slaves willingly, it's time to take their toy away from them (again). MMM Whatchya Say posted:Finally the civil wars will be over I am fully prepared to go to war over the Hamiltonian ideal of (rolls d6) Bimetalism.
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Aliquid posted:At least fiat money floats. Fiat Money makes a great child building material as well.
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