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Dateline: Monday, June 12, 2023
PU-US17709a (USA), Wednesday, November 5, 1924
New York Times Mulitverse Edition - NYT ME
Parallel Universe News - PUN
Black Hole Associated Press - BHAP
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Title: Jeannette Rankin Triumphs in a Historic Upset, Becomes First Female President
New
York City - Jeannette Rankin, the former Congressional Representative
from the state of Montana has made history once again, emerging
victorious in a nail-biting race for the presidency. Rankin, who
campaigned on a platform of peace, continued social reform, and women's
rights, overcame stiff competition defeating Republican incumbent
Calvin Coolidge and Democratic nominee John W. Davis to become the 31st
and first female president of the United States.
During the
September 3rd White House press conference, Secretary of State Charles
E. Hughes stated that President Coolidge had a comfortable lead over
candidates Rankin and Davis, but also confirmed a surge of approval for
Rankin by American women who view her as a beacon of hope and an emblem
of their newfound political empowerment, women eager to exercise their
newfound power to vote.
Rankin's campaign manager, Charles S.
Guthrie stated, "Her commitment to peace and equality has impassioned
millions of voters who are eager for a fresh perspective in the White
House."
Wellington Rankin, Jeannette's brother, stated during
the victory ceremony, "This is a momentous occasion for our family and
for the nation. Jeannette's vision and determination have carried her
to this historic victory, and I have no doubt that she will lead our
country with integrity and compassion."
Rankin's campaign drew
enthusiastic support from both men and new women voters who were
inspired by her groundbreaking candidacy. Men from various walks of
life, including farmers, laborers, and intellectuals, rallied behind
Rankin's promise of social reform and her commitment to bridging the
gaps between classes and genders.
However, it was Rankin's
unwavering dedication to peace that resonated deeply with a war-weary
nation. Her opposition to the Great War and her fervent advocacy for
disarmament struck a chord with many Americans who yearned for a more
peaceful world. Rankin's belief in diplomatic solutions and her
commitment to fostering international cooperation garnered widespread
support and played a pivotal role in her victory.
Jeannette
Rankin's ascendancy to the presidency ushers in a new era for the
United States. Her historic journey from Congressional Representative
to President is a testament to the power of perseverance, courage, and
leadership. Her unwavering commitment to social justice and global
peace will surely continue to inspire Americans for generations to come.
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