Alternate Timeline of Lyndon B. Johnson's Presidency

==1963==
November 22: At 12:30 PM Central Time on November 22, John F. Kennedy is assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald, who he also killed J.D Tippit.
November 23: Lyndon B. Johnson is sworn in as the 36th President of the United States.
December 12: Lyndon B. Johnson makes the Voting Rights Act which allows citizens of color to vote.
==1964==
January 9: Gallup polls show L.B.J at an approval rating of around 81%. Higher than what Kennedy had right before his assassination.
February 14: Lyndon B. Johnson orders the withdrawal of 25% of the mobilized forces sent in Vietnam.
March 2: Lyndon B. Johnson signs the Civil Rights Act which gives free people of color civil rights.
April 23: Republicans nominate Barry Goldwater for the presidency.
August 14: L.B.J has the election in the bag, with 79% approval rating, L.B.J is leading in the polls by 32%. L.B.J Chooses Hubert H. Humphrey as his running mate.
August 27: Lyndon B. Johnson orders the withdrawal of troops from Vietnam. Thus ending the Vietnam war.
September 1: Lyndon B. Johnson's approval rating rises to a staggering 89% according to gallup polls. Increasing his already huge lead even more up to 36%.November 3: The election results come in. L.B.J receives 62.6% while Goldwater receives 37.4%. L.B.J receives 503 electoral votes while Goldwater just 35 electoral votes. The alternate electoral map is there to the right --------->
==1965==
January 22: Lyndon B. Johnson begins his new term with a very high approval rating of 84%. A very high approval rating.
February 2: Lyndon B. Johnson makes Robert F. Kennedy the Secretary of State.
February 14: Lyndon B. Johnson's new gallup poll has him at 77% approval rating.
February 17: L.B.J gives his state of the union address, in which it has an audience 150,000. The crowd is fired up.
March 12: L.B.J decides to decrease taxes on the middle class. His approval rating is at 81%.
May 1: L.B.J strengthens relations with South Korea, Taiwan and Japan in the treaty of Kyoto.
May 22: Lyndon B. Johnson begins protecting black rights even more, as he notices that southern states are trying to remove civil rights laws.
May 29: Lyndon B. Johnson makes the 24th Amendment to the constitution in which prohibits due to the non-payment of a poll tax or any other tax.
April 2: L.B.J orders the removal of poll tax and any other black voting tax that prevented them to have the right to vote.
July 19: George Wallace is found guilty and is sentenced to prison for 1 year because of fraud for black voters that voted for L.B.J, switching them to Goldwater, around 600 votes. Poll workers immediately go and fix the fraud votes.
July 29: Lyndon B. Johnson orders the release of Black Civil Rights Activist Martin Luther King Jr.
November 6: Lyndon B. Johnson signs the 25th Amendment that allows Vice-Presidents to immediately succeed the President that died in office, or left it.
December 23: Lyndon B. Johnson gives the right for blacks to run for President, Congress and for the governorship of states.
==1966==
January 3: L.B.J starts the year with a staggering 80% approval rating according to gallup polls.
July 19: George Wallace is released from prison 1 year later.
August 2: Lyndon B. Johnson expands U.S relations with it's allies. Especially in NATO and also Saudi Arabia, Israel and the Kingdom of Iran. Increasing its foreign influence within the Middle East which really bothers the Soviet Union.
August 24: Lyndon B. Johnson signs the Affordable Care Act (Johnson Care) Which makes Healthcare free for all Americans. Yes, even for African Americans.
September 3: The Affordable Care Act is successful at making Healthcare free in the United States.
September 15: Lyndon B. Johnson reaches 92% approval rating, the highest out of any president.
==1967==
February 2: L.B.J, sends American Troops to fight against Communist Insurgencies in Afghanistan and Thailand, funded by the Soviet Union.
March 6: The Kabul Incident occurs in which 20 US Tanks and 5 Planes are attacked by Soviet Forces. Congress gives L.B.J the right to send troops to these areas.
March 19: L.B.J approval rating falls to 65% due to Anti-War students, as they increase along with draft dodgers, L.B.J's approval rating falls down to 56%.
May 20: Vietcong forces intervene with the U.S.S.R in Thailand. L.B.J orders a United NATO Coalition of forces to be sent to Thailand and Afghanistan to fight against Soviet Insurgents.
June 5: USA sends aerial support to Israel against the coalition of Muslim Countries in the Middle East, it is a successful blow, as by June 10, the war is already over as Israel gains the Sinai Peninsula, Palestine and the Golan Heights. His approval rating goes up from 49% to 57%. L.B.J isn't so confident about his chances to get a 2nd term.
September 22: Despite this though, he still runs for re-election promising that if they allow him a 2nd term he would victoriously end the wars with the Soviet Union by the end of his 2nd term.
==1968==
January 14: Lyndon B. Johnson becomes the front runner, it is not a huge lead tho , but by a slight margin he is ahead of both Edmund Muskie and Robert F. Kennedy.
January 19: Late in the race comes George Wallace, 6 days before the primaries end.
January 25: The primaries end with Lyndon B. Johnson receiving 3.194.688 votes. In 2nd being Robert F. Kennedy with 2.614.661 votes and then in 3rd Edmund Musky with 2.289.168 and then in 4th George B. Wallace with 1.049.677 votes.
August 1: Incumbent Lyndon B. Johnson with an approval rating of 55% has to fight against respected former Vice-President Richard Nixon, who lost to Kennedy in 1960.
August 3: George B. Wallace decides to run under the Dixiecrats this election hoping to win the south.
November 5: Election results are here. This was a very close election. With L.B.J receiving 292 electoral votes while Richard Nixon receives 212 electoral votes and George Wallace receives 34 Electoral Votes. In the popular vote, L.B.J received 45.9% while Nixon received 45.2%. George Wallace received just 8.9% of the popular vote.
==1969==
January 21: Lyndon Johnson is sworn in for his 2nd term, defeating Nixon.
February 19: Lyndon Johnson signs the Recycling Act of 1969.
February 21: A fine of around 100 $ is made if you don't throw your garbage into a trash bin.
March 28: A carbon tax is also imposed to reduce Carbon Emissions and increases Solar and Wind Power.
October 15: Gallup polls put Lyndon B. Johnson at 62% approval rating.
December 2: Lyndon B. Johnson is able to successfully stop Soviet Insurgents in Thailand and Afghanistan, increasing his approval rating to 74%.
February 6: Lyndon B. Johnson signs Detente with the Soviet Union reducing arms race and increasing relations with them.
April 24: Lyndon B. Johnson goes on a tour of Vietnam and China to increase relations with the countries.
November 2: The world becomes more peaceful as USA and the Soviet Union sign a nuclear arms limit range treaty meant to decrease their limits to nuclear arms.
December 4: Lyndon B. Johnson allows African-Americans to do any stuff that a white American would do, making all men technically equal.
January 29: Lyndon B. Johnson makes gerrymandering illegal and any other way of congressional districting meant to favor only one party over the other.
August 22: As both democratic primaries and republican primaries begin, L.B.J endorses Hubert H. Humphrey for president as he runs against Nixon again.
December 3: Democrat Primaries come to an end as Hubert Humphrey easily beats out the other candidates George McGovern and George Wallace easily winning the nomination.
==1972==
February 13: Lyndon B. Johnson supports Israel in the Yom Kippur War (started earlier this timeline).
November 7: Despite hard fought effort from Humphrey, Nixon defeats Humphrey, Nixon receiving 332 electoral votes while Humphrey just 206 electoral votes. In the popular vote, Nixon has 50.2% while Humphrey just 48.4%.
November 8: Humphrey concedes the election results and congratulates Nixon on his hard fought victory.
==1973==
January 21: Nixon becomes the 37th President in American History.
February 3: Gallup polls show LBJ have a final approve rating of 67% and an average approval rating of 66%, ranking him as the 8th Best President.
==Legacy==
Till his death in 1978, Lyndon B. Johnson becomes a news reporter for NBC News.