Rob
2017-10-11 22:37:37 UTC
What if George Bush the Elder were reelected President in 1992.
PoD is somehow Tom Harkin, Paul Tsongas or Jesse Jackson are the Democratic nominee and they lose the general to Bush and to Perot. Even if Bush does not win a plurality of votes over Perot, let's suppose he wins the electoral college.
The result of him getting a second term is frankly what I am more interested in then the process of him getting there.
How will Bush's 2nd term go? In particular, his foreign policy?
When the North Korean nuclear development program is discovered (I assume on OTL's schedule), how does the Bush Administration resolve it?
a) A deal along the lines of the Clinton Agreed Framework
b) A "miracle deal" that stops the North Korean program on nukes and long-range missiles cold
c) A Korean war involving US destruction of North Korean missile and nuke facilities
d) A Korean war concluding with regime change and Korean unification under the south
e) A Korean War that turns into a Sino-American War
Why?
PoD is somehow Tom Harkin, Paul Tsongas or Jesse Jackson are the Democratic nominee and they lose the general to Bush and to Perot. Even if Bush does not win a plurality of votes over Perot, let's suppose he wins the electoral college.
The result of him getting a second term is frankly what I am more interested in then the process of him getting there.
How will Bush's 2nd term go? In particular, his foreign policy?
When the North Korean nuclear development program is discovered (I assume on OTL's schedule), how does the Bush Administration resolve it?
a) A deal along the lines of the Clinton Agreed Framework
b) A "miracle deal" that stops the North Korean program on nukes and long-range missiles cold
c) A Korean war involving US destruction of North Korean missile and nuke facilities
d) A Korean war concluding with regime change and Korean unification under the south
e) A Korean War that turns into a Sino-American War
Why?