Arkansas Progressive Posted April 11 Share Posted April 11 1800 Playtest Presidents 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bushwa777 Posted April 12 Share Posted April 12 On 4/10/2024 at 9:43 PM, Arkansas Progressive said: 1800 Playtest Presidents Jefferson die? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
matthewyoung123 Posted April 12 Share Posted April 12 3 hours ago, Bushwa777 said: Jefferson die? Yes, he died about seven months into his 5th term! John Rogers was the VP and became President, but didn't get the nomination from the D-R for the office in 1820 and lost out to Wood & Clay (we call it the Pottery Barn ticket). 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bushwa777 Posted April 12 Share Posted April 12 My solo playtest I doubt he will be president. Possible in 1812 but my personal rule is not to run for any office if you will be 70+ during term as death much higher and Jefferson would be 70 as term begins Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arkansas Progressive Posted April 21 Share Posted April 21 1772 CPU Presidents 1772 CPU Vice Presidents 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bushwa777 Posted April 21 Share Posted April 21 (edited) Thanks Ark. So to put this together at this point we have (I will keep this short) Presidents: 1) William Moultrie: Born 1730, General 1774-1778, Senior General 1778-1784, Governor of South Carolina 1784-1788, elected President 1788, died of plague 1791. 2) John Adams: Born 1735, Continental Congress 1774-1778, Governor of Massachusetts 1782-1786, elected VP 1788, succeeded to Presidency 1791, elected to own term 1792, did not run 1796, retired from politics 1797, came back to be key advisor 1802-1804, retired again 1804 3) Richard Henry Lee: Born 1732, elected Continental Congress 1774-1776, Governor of Virginia 1786-1788, House of Representatives for VA-1 (1788-1796), House Domestic Chair (1788-1790), Speaker of the House (1790-1796), elected President 1796, did not run 1800, elected to House of Representatives for VA-5 (1800-1803), Speaker of the House (1800-1803), retired from politics and died 1807. 4) George Clinton: Born 1739, Governor of New York (1778-1782, 1788-1790), US Senator from New York (1790-1796), elected VP 1796, elected President 1800, forced to resign 1801. 5) Benjamin Ogle: Born 1749, elected VP 1800, succeeded to Presidency 1801, elected President 1804, did not run 1808 and retired later that year. 6) John Page: Born 1743, elected to House of Representatives for VA-3 (1788-1802), Governor of Virginia (1804-1806), House Judicial Chair (1800-1802), elected to House of Representatives for VA-1 (1806-1808), Speaker of the House (1806-1808), elected President 1808, did not run in 1812 and retired that same year. He dies of typhoid in 1813. 7) John Breckenridge: Born in Virginia Colony in 1760, his father died in 1772 leaving him with a small plantation to run. Given a private education as well as attending Augusta Academy and William & Mary. Elected to the House of Delegates in 1781 serving until 1785 when he became a lawyer. Married in 1785 and fathered 9 children, 8 of whom lived through childhood. Moved to Kentucky in 1790 and was elected Kentucky Attorney General in 1793. He was appointed and confirmed Secretary of State in 1808 and served until 1812. Elected President in 1812. VP: 1) John Adams (see above) 2) James Armstrong: Born 1728, elected VP 1792, did not run and retired 1796, died 1800 3) George Clinton (see above) 4) Benjamin Ogle (see above) 5) John Jay: Born 1745, Governor of New York (1784-1788), House of Representatives for NY-1( 1788), Secretary of State (1788-1792), Governor of New York (1792-1794, 1796-1798), Minister to France (1800-1804), ran for President in 1804, elected VP 1804-1808, ran for President in 1808 and again in 1812 but lost both times. 6) Aaron Burr: Born 1756 in New Jersey he graduated from Princeton in 1772! He joined the Continental Army in 1775 and served until 1779. He married in 1782 and then served in legislative career track for New York until 1802, ran for President 1808, elected VP 1808 and choose not to run for President in 1812. 7) Gunning Bedford Jr: Born in Philadelphia in 1747 he graduated from Princeton in 1771. Married in 1772 and had 5 children none of whom outlived him. He served in the Continental Army from 1775 to 1781. Elected to the House of Representatives from Massachusetts in 1792 he found himself for 1 term House Foreign/Military Chair from 1792-1794. He continued to serve in the House until 1800 and again was elected to the House in 1810. He was elected VP in 1812. Edited Saturday at 06:16 PM by Bushwa777 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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