United States Presidential Election, 1964

This alternate history article is all about the U.S. Presidential Election of 1964. In this revised election, incumbent President Lyndon B. Johnson is elected by more than 17 percentage points, and with more than 58% of the popular vote. This makes the official certified results of the 1964 election as seen in current history a bit narrower, though Johnson’s victory is still deemed a landslide.

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One of my great arch nemesisesiz, takes of two layers of socks, plus adds foot note & then… throws them both!

“Practices schizophrenic time travel technique to stop him from ever winning at all!”

:man_in_lotus_position: Ooommm! ~QS

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That’s very nice, as I don’t consider LBJ to have been a great president. But like I said here in the note section of the original post, “The same thing applies to most, if not, all other presidential election articles I’ve written.” Meaning like Eisenhower, it’s possible that LBJ may not be President at all when history is actually changed.

For instance, I doubt LBJ would even be chosen as JFK’s running mate, let alone be elected President, if the United States of America hadn’t technically fallen under the control of the British Crown and the Vatican and ultimately the Deep State (or cabal) back in 1871. The Deep State is the reason the U.S. got into the political mess it got into, and we think President Trump was chosen for, and is working on, getting the country out of it.

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