Politics of the United States

## Presidents

Donald Trump (Republican, 2016-2020)

Joe Biden (Democrat, 2020-2023), Kamala Harris (2023-2024)

Ron DeSantis (Republican, 2028-2032)

Kevin Buchanan (Democrat, 2032-2040)

Victoria Cortez (Republican, 2040-2048)

John Winston (Democrat, 2048-2056)

Amir Xerxes (Futurist, 2056-2064)

Ryan Jackson (Patriot, 2064-2072)

Alisha Crowder (Progressive Coalition, 2072-2080)

Julia Land (Futurist, 2080-2088)

Richard Snowden (Constitutionalist, 2088-2096)

Bernie Sanders (Patriotic Unionist, 2096-2097)

Blaine Reed (Patriotic Unionist, 2097-2104)

Edward Young (Futurist, 2104-2112)

John Pastor (Constitutionalist, 2108-2116)

Mark Thomas (Constitutionalist 2116-2124)

Wayne America (Progressive-Futurist 2124-2132)

Lindsey Wayne (Progressive-Futurist 2132-2136)

Theodore Sowell (Constitutionalist 2136-2144)

Republican Coalition: Business Conservatives, Evangelicals, Military voters

The 6th Party system was dominated by what is now known as "the Neoliberal Consensus". Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, the collective consensus of the United States was to establish a new world order based around the principles of liberalism, free trade, open borders, and open markets. The system, while leading to increased amounts of growth and prosperity for most in the United States, would leave behind a sizable chunk of the working class, alienating the Midwest and the former industrial heartland of the United States.

As well, growing income inequality, and growing concerns about the social progressivism of the nation would eventually trigger a backlash, and the start of the escalation of the culture wars.

### 6.5th Party System (The Culture Wars Escalate, 2016-2040)

Democratic Coalition: Big Tech, Educated Urbanites, Big Government

Republican Coalition: Populist Nationalists, Rural Working Class, Emerging Alt-Tech

The backlash of the populists, increasing polarization, and the election of Donald Trump would begin the chaos of the 7th Party System. The failure of the Neoliberal Consensus, and declining trust in social institutions was leveraged by a populist right against a perceived establishment left. The right notably shifted left economically, adopting many of the working class policies that the left once stood for in exchange for gaining the favor of the lower classes against a perceived leftist globalist elite. The outbreak of the 3rd World War, rise of the 5th Great Awakening, and various other crises would increase the reactive, emotional instability of the American population and desire for strong leadership, leading to the 7th Party System.

### 7th Party System (Cortezian Consensus, 2016-2056 or 2040-2056)

Left Coalition: Secular voters, Educated Voters, Big Government, Military Voters

Right Coalition: Evangelicals, Populist Nationalists, Hispanics, the New Big Tech

The victory of the right in the culture wars culminated with declining support for the LGBT community, nationwide abortion bans, Supreme Court rulings which managed to overturn gay marriage, install patriotic education, and aggressively reinstituted the right to bear arms. The rise of the 5th Great Awakening greatly increased religious fervor inside the United States. The right wing quickly became extraordinarily dominant after 2040, with the left only able to temporarily claw back power temporarily by shifting themselves hard to the right, appealing to rhetoric that would have been seen as conservative only a few decades ago. But the 7th Party System would ultimately break up following the L leaks, the institution of run-off voting, and the collapse of the 2 party system.

### 8th Party System (The 3 Party System, AKA the Jacksonian System 2056-2088)

Futurist Party: Technocratic Capitalist Party

Patriotic Unionist Party: Center-left Nationalist Militarists

Progressive Party: Progressivism

The revelation of the Partygate Leaks, as well as fatigue from the Cortezian Consensus would end up leading to the 3 Party System, right in time for the start of the 4th World War. A delicate 3 party system would emerge. During the 4th World War, a great amount of militarism would emerge as the United States stood together to push back the Eurasians. The aggressive, nationalist, assimilationist, and militarist values of the Jacksonian System would ultimately be the one that secured the survival of the United States during the turmoil of the 4th World War.

It was during this era when large amounts of assimilation, social engineering, and other tactics would be used to create a new American nation. Ethnic minorities were assimilated, Indian reservations were broken down, and the whole country was mixed together and binded together under a new ethnically American identity, with the shared experiences of the 4th World War being used to unify the country together. America was reborn once again, like it had many times before, in the flames of a war on its homeland, and would emerge as a new unified entity, changed from the entity it was before.

### 9th Party System (Liberal Democratic Consensus, 2088 Onwards)

Liberal Party: Liberalism, Constitutionalism, Natural Law, Individualism.

* Futurist Conservatives (Manifest Destiny, Aggressive Space Colonization, Fiscal Conservatism, Social Conservatism)
* Futurist Liberals (Manifest Destiny, Aggressive Space Colonization, Fiscal Liberalism, Social Liberalism)
* Christian Progressive (Progressive Economics, Christian Morality, Social Conservatism)
* Radical Liberals (Autocratic Liberalism).

Democratic Party: Populism, Democraticism, Will of the People, Electoralism.

* National Populist (Populist Economics, American Nationalism, Militarism)
* Democratic Socialist/Leftist (Will of the People, Direct Democracy, Worker's Rights and Socialized Economy.)
* Neo-Jacksonist (Jacksonism, Authoritarian Democracy, American Nationalism, Assimilationism)
* Reformist (E-Democracy, Human Capitalism, Andrew Yang Thought)

The defeat of outside forces, as well as forced assimilation and moderation of American politics under the Jackson administration led to the rise of the 9th Party System. The long held alliance between Liberalism and Democracy began to fracture as the two drifted apart on issues. Internal party factions would continue to compete within each party.