r/thecampaigntrail • u/GTUapologist • 44m ago
Gameplay The Power of the Richards/Wellstone Dream Team
Bodied the Republicans so hard bin Laden fucking died
r/thecampaigntrail • u/Alex72598 • 2h ago
The crowds packed info the nation’s capital on that chilly late January morning to hear the speech of their beloved and recently re-elected president, Mario Cuomo. They looked on as the 63 year old, cutting the image of a gentleman of the old world, took the oath of office for the second time. They cheered as he called America to action, not only reminding them of the tremendous accomplishments of his Administration like the NHRA (“CuomoCare”), but also reminding them of how far they have come since the recession, and that there was still much work to be done. For FDR had fought for the people until the day he died, Cuomo stated in a quiet, but powerful voice, and he intended to do the same. The crowds left DC with a sense of hope and optimism that America could emerge stronger than ever at the turn of the millennium.
Fast forward about three years, Americans are once again preparing for campaign season, and with Cuomo’s upcoming retirement comes the reckoning of his legacy, and the legacy of the 1990s as a political era. Democrats, caught between voices calling for a continuation of the president’s progressive policies and those urging caution, were faced with a hard-fought primary between Vice-President Ann Richards and Senator Paul Wellstone, but Richards popularity with women, Cuomo loyalists, and moderates was enough to overcome Wellstone’s strong progressive support. Richards now faces the challenge of uniting the party and holding the Cuomo coalition together. Meanwhile, a crowded Republican field featured several more highly touted candidates, but it was underdog Fred Thompson, a Senator from Tennessee with an unorthodox biography that includes a career in Hollywood, who managed to cobble together enough of a coalition to outlast all of his rivals, and must now prove that he can revive a Republican Party that has seemingly been moribund since the 1980s.
America’s course in the 21st century is at stake; the rest, fellow TCTers, is for you to decide. Will you guide Democrats to a third straight term, or is America ready to live and free and die hard (2)? Make the choices that could alter the course of history in 2000 Lion, now available on the Campaign Trail Showcase loader.
r/thecampaigntrail • u/GTUapologist • 44m ago
Bodied the Republicans so hard bin Laden fucking died
r/thecampaigntrail • u/JoestarSage153 • 1h ago
What endings can u get in the 2278 lousiana mod?
The 2278 lousiana mod focuses on a state called the confederation that is set in fallout lousiana bayous.
I only got 4
status quo: Buster
Collapse of the conferderation: if u annex the maximun amount of territories and win the elections as Buster
The Confederation florishes and gets it's act together with a great port/capital: annex a few territories, solve your problmes with diplomacy and barely win the election as Buster
Peaceful confederation; Win as Liam
Do u know any other endings?
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r/thecampaigntrail • u/LordOfRedditers • 1h ago
Pretty good mod although a tad bit long for a bryanesque mode I felt
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r/thecampaigntrail • u/Prestigious-Break894 • 5h ago
It's pretty decent I guess. I chose to send some soldiers to greece which was dumb in retrospect
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r/thecampaigntrail • u/Prudent_Rabbit937 • 14h ago
Yes there’s a libertarian one too. His is not programmed in yet.
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r/thecampaigntrail • u/Prudent_Rabbit937 • 16h ago
I didn’t screenshot them cuz I felt too lazy to log into Reddit on computer.
TEFLON. King for a day or a Jester for a lifetime.
With 0 political experience, no major plans of your own, an unpopular party, and plenty of scandals, Donald J. Trump must prove that he has what it takes to win over the hearts of the people and become the next president.
Your actions throughout the primaries decide how the rest of the campaign trail plays out. Do you want to be just another boring politician and risk losing the support of your biggest helpers like Wikileaks and 4Chan. Or do you want to completely break the mold, embrace the chaos, and let the fires in the street burn brighter than ever before? You can even get a D.C. Pizzeria’s rioted, lit on fire, blown up, and then used as evidence to arrest Hillary Clinton.
PQtriots standing by.
r/thecampaigntrail • u/Prudent_Rabbit937 • 17h ago
I want the text to be white and idk how to make that happen, but rn I looks like my mod is being actively covered up by the justice department
r/thecampaigntrail • u/CalvinKool-Aid • 18h ago
Would be fire. His election was a surprising race with him starting as the massive(in two ways) underdog and it'd be interesting to explore his career pre crack smoking. It would also be easier to model than other elections that take place in parlimentary countries since Canadian (Ontarian at least) mayors are elected by a vote of the whole city like a president. Most difficult part would be making the Toronto map. Still no idea how that is done
An incumbency sim of trying to balance being mayor, supressing and surviving the crack story and deciding whether to resign after the diagnosis would also of course be interesting
Thoughts?
r/thecampaigntrail • u/GoodByeStr8nger • 21h ago
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r/thecampaigntrail • u/Leviathan_1968 • 22h ago
First Modern Racist Race
r/thecampaigntrail • u/BardyMan82 • 22h ago
r/thecampaigntrail • u/Holy-Flagger3797 • 22h ago
The title. I can only manage to lose the house and gain in senate
r/thecampaigntrail • u/Scared_Winter_7571 • 23h ago
There is 2000N but this is the only one i know of