Primus Inter Pares: A Tale of a Different America.

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OOC: If people think this should be moved to Before 1900, do so, but this is mostly set in modern days and doesn't touch on the PoD, really.

List of American Presidents of the 20th and 21st Centuries.

1900: John Sharp Williams (Liberal Democrat leading Liberal Democratic Majority)
1902: Theodore Roosevelt (Republican leading Republican minority supported by Populists)
1904: Theodore Roosevelt (Republican leading Republican Majority)
1909: Philander C. Knox (Republican leading Republican Majority)
1911: Philander C. Knox (Republican leading Republican minority)
1913: Champ Clark (Liberal Democrat leading Liberal Democratic minority)
1914: Champ Clark (Liberal Democrat leading Liberal Democratic Majority)
1915: Champ Clark (Liberal Democrat leading Liberal Democratic-Republican grand coalition)
1919: Champ Clark (Liberal Democrat leading Liberal Democratic minority)
1920: Warren G. Harding (Republican leading Republican Majority)
1925: Warren G. Harding (Republican leading Republican Majority)
1927: Cordell Hull (Republican leading Republican Majority)
1929: Cordell Hull (Republican leading Republican Majority)
1933: Franklin D. Roosevelt (Liberal Democrat leading Liberal Democratic minority)
1935: Alfred M. Landon (Republican leading Republican minority)
1937: Alfred M. Landon (Republican leading Republican Majority)
1939: Herbert C. Hoover (Republican leading Republican Majority)
1941: Harold Stassen (Republican leading Republican Majority)
1946: Upton Sinclair (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic Majority)
1949: Upton Sinclair (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic Majority)
1951: Dwight D. Eisenhower (Republican leading Republican Majority)
1954: Dwight D. Eisenhower (Republican leading Republican-Liberal Democratic coalition)
1956: Richard Nixon (Republican leading Republican-Liberal Democratic coalition)
1957: Richard Nixon (Republican leading Republican-Liberal Democratic coalition)
1962: Lyndon Johnson (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic Majority)
1963: Lyndon Johnson (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Liberal Democratic coalition)
1965: Lyndon Johnson (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Liberal Democratic coalition)
1968: Lyndon Johnson (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Liberal Democratic coalition)
1969: Walter Mondale (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Liberal Democratic coalition)
1970: Walter Mondale (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Progressive Liberal coalition)
1971: Nelson Rockefeller (Republican leading Republican-Free Democratic coalition)
1975: Nelson Rockefeller (Republican leading Republican-Free Democratic coalition)
1979: George McGovern (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Progressive Liberal coalition)
1983: George McGovern (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Progressive Liberal coalition)
1986: Ronald Reagan (Republican leading Republican-Freedom coalition)
1989: Joe Biden (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Progressive Liberal-Reform coalition)
1991: George H. W. Bush (Republican leading Republican-Free Democratic-Libertarian coalition)
1995: Paul Simon (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Progressive Liberal-Green coalition)
1997: Paul Simon (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Progressive Liberal-Green coalition)
2000: Paul Simon (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Green minority coalition)
2001: John McCain (Republican leading Republican-Free Democratic coalition)
2005: John McCain (Republican leading Republican-Free Democratic coalition)
2008: Al Gore (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Green coalition)
2011: Barack Obama (Social Democrat leading Social Democratic-Republican grand coalition)

 

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Explainations of the 13 Parties in the House.

Socialist Workers Party
Face of the far-left, led by Bernie Sanders. Progressive communist party advocating radical reforms.

Party of the American Left
A relative new-comer, set up in the 1990s by the various left parties. Led by Elizabeth Warren, it preaches democratic socialism.

Social Democratic Party of America
One of the two major parties in America. Now currently Third Way, but leftist forces are at work. Led by President Barack Obama.

Alliance '87/The Greens
The SDP's trusty coalition partner, it advocates an ecological platform. Seen as more centrist than the SDP. Led by Jill Stein.

American Pirate Party
The "Baby Party of the House", they have two MPs, both newly elected. Advocates internet freedom. Led by Lindsay-Ann Bonner.

Progressive Liberals of America
One half of the collapsed Liberal Democrats, it advocates social liberalism. Sometimes enters traffic light coalitions. Led by Hillary Clinton.

American Party for Reform
A centrist, technocratic party that's also populist in a sense. Jerry Brown leads it, and it often enters government in "centrist" states, but only once federally.

Free Democratic Party of America
The other half of the collapsed Liberal Democrats, it advocates market liberalism, but rejects libertarianism as too extreme. Led by Scott Brown.

American Progressive Association
Formerly center-left, it moved right-wards since the ascension of Lincoln Chafee, their current leader.

American Republican Party
One of the two main parties of America. Currently conservative, with libertarian and progressive factors. Led by Vice-President Susana Martinez.

Libertarian Alliance
Made out of disillusioned Republicans, this party advocates libertarianism and small government. Led by Rand Paul.

National Heritage Party
An American exceptionalist and patriotic party, it has been eclipsed by the FPA in recent years. Led by Bobby Jindal.

Freedom Party of America
A right-wing populist party that has scared the political establishment a few times. Led by Tom Tancredo.