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User:JeffTheManWithNothing

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Hi, hello, It is me, Jeff, and I have nothing.

I edit various Wikipedia pages if there is a need to, but I have a big interest in politics so I mainly edit articles relating to American politics.

Often Edits

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These are the pages I edit the most often at the moment;

Userboxes

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Don't mind the mess! I've just moved into this user page!

This user is interested in the
Politics of the United States.
This user is genderfluid.
This user is pansexual.
Femboy
This user is a cute lil' Femboy that likes to wear cute lil' clothes. :3
This user adamantly supports
Net Neutrality.
This user is very distressed by the increasing polarization in the United States.
This user's favorite band is Johnny Hates Jazz
This user likes the music of Paul McCartney
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)This user enjoys memes

This user is hella gay
Cat LoverThis user is a
'cat lover
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This user despises Gerrymandering.
This user lives in Ouachita Parish, Louisiana.
This user thinks Al Gore should have won the 2000 Presidential election.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. with supporter (53513231602) (cropped)This user supports Robert F. Kennedy Jr..
mod This user is politically moderate.
This user is very interested in learning about Alzheimer's disease.
This user supports Vermin Supreme.
DEMThis user is a Democrat, but pledges to edit Wikipedia without bias.
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Every Wikipedia Page I Have Edited

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Listed in the order of the first time I edited the page.

Other Bits & Fun Stuff

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How I would've voted in every election (except the really old ones-)
Year Who I'd vote for, did vote for, or intend to vote for. Projected Winner Winner Did I vote?
1948 Harry S. Truman Harry S. Truman Harry S. Truman No
1952 Dwight D. Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower No
1956 Dwight D. Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower No
1960 John F. Kennedy John F. Kennedy John F. Kennedy No
1964 Lyndon B. Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson No
1968 Hubert Humphrey (Robert F. Kennedy before June 5th, 1968) Richard Nixon Richard Nixon No
1972 Edward "Ted" Kennedy ( Write In) Richard Nixon Richard Nixon No
1976 Jimmy Carter Jimmy Carter Jimmy Carter No
1980 Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan No
1984 Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan No
1988 George H.W. Bush George H. W. Bush George H.W. Bush No
1992 Ross Perot Bill Clinton Bill Clinton No
1996 Bill Clinton Bill Clinton Bill Clinton No
2000 Al Gore No Winner[1] George W. Bush No
George W. Bush[2][3]
No Winner[4]
George W. Bush
2004 John Kerry George W. Bush George W. Bush Yes
2008 Barack Obama Barack Obama Barack Obama Yes
2012 Barack Obama Barack Obama Barack Obama Yes
2016 Donald Trump Donald Trump Donald Trump Yes
2020[5] Donald Trump No Projected Winner[6] Joe Biden Yes
Joe Biden
Joe Biden
2024 Donald Trump[7] Donald Trump TBD Yes
Joe Biden[8][9]
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. [10][11]
Undecided[12]
Kamala Harris
2028 TBD TBD TBD

Also, here's some other election's I've voted in;

Louisiana Democratic Party Presidential Primaries
Year Who I Voted For (Or intend to vote for) State Winner Winner of the overall primaries Delegate Allocation
2004 Howard Dean John Kerry John Kerry John Kerry (50), John Edwards (10)
2008 Barack Obama Barack Obama Barack Obama Barack Obama (33), Hillary Clinton (23)
2012 Barack Obama Barack Obama Barack Obama Barack Obama (60), John Wolfe Jr (4)
2016 Bernie Sanders Hillary Clinton Hillary Clinton Hillary Clinton (37), Bernie Sanders (14)
2020 Bernie Sanders Joe Biden Joe Biden Joe Biden (54)
2024[13] Marianne Williamson Joe Biden Joe Biden Kamala Harris (48)
Kamala Harris Kamala Harris
2028 TBD TBD TBD TBD
Louisiana Governor Elections (That I voted in)
Year Who I voted for (Or intend to vote for) Winner
2007 John Georges Bobby Jindal
2011 Bobby Jindal Bobby Jindal
2015 John Bel Edwards Election went to runoff.
2015 (Runoff) John Bel Edwards John Bell Edwards
2019 John Bel Edwards Election went to runoff.
2019 (Runoff) John Bel Edwards John Bel Edwards
2023 Shawn Wilson Jeff Landry
2027 TBD TBD
Louisiana Senate Elections
Year Who I voted for Winner
2004 John Kennedy David Vitter
2008 John Kennedy Mary Landrieu
2010 No Vote David Vitter
2014 Bill Cassidy Bill Cassidy
2016 John Kennedy Election went to runoff.
2016 (Runoff) John Kennedy John Kennedy
2020 Adrian Perkins Bill Cassidy
2022 Gary Chambers John Kennedy
2026 TBD TBD
2028 TBD TBD
More about each election, in order.
Year Candidate Most Recent Position

(as of election)

Desired Position Campaign Electoral/Delegate Votes

Popular Vote

Win?
2004
Howard Dean
79th Governor of Vermont
Democratic Nomination

for President of the United States

No Delegates. Lost
John Kerry
U.S Senator from

Massachusetts

President of the United States
251 Electoral Votes

59,028,444 Votes

Lost
John Kennedy
State Treasurer of

Louisiana

275,821 Votes Lost
John Georges
Businessman
Bobby Jindal

My dad was very different from me. He was pretty much a centrist, but switched over to the Republican party after trump came along.

Year Who he voted for Winner
1988 George H.W. Bush George H.W. Bush
1992 George H.W. Bush Bill Clinton
1996 Bill Clinton Bill Clinton
2000 George W. Bush George W. Bush
2004 George W. Bush George W. Bush
2008 Barack Obama Barack Obama
2012 Barack Obama Barack Obama
2016 Donald Trump Donald Trump
2020 Donald Trump Joe Biden
  1. ^ Florida is wrongly called for Al Gore, later flipped for Bush.
  2. ^ Al Gore had called Bush and conceded the election, only to un-concede later.
  3. ^ "Al Gore Concedes 2000 Election". History. Retrieved September 8, 2024.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  4. ^ Al Gore requests a recount in Florida, which was only separated by ~200 votes when the Supreme Court stopped the count.
  5. ^ I supported Donald Trump in 2016 and part of 2020, mainly due to pressure during the 2020 election from people around me. In 2020 I switched to Biden because of Trump's poor handling of COVID-19, among other things.
  6. ^ On election night in November 2020, news media had not yet made a prediction on several states, so we had no clue who was the apparent winner until several days afterward.
  7. ^ From early 2022 to Late 2022.
  8. ^ I supported Former President Trump at first after COVID-19 had ended, but later supported Biden again after some of the things that Trump did, including January 6th, Sexual Assault Allegations, and Project 2025.
  9. ^ From Late 2022 to October 2023.
  10. ^ After listening to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speak, I decided to support him and he was the very first campaign I've made a political donation to.
  11. ^ From October 2023 to August 2024
  12. ^ Robert F. Kennedy Jr suspended his campaign on August 23, 2024, still remaining on most ballots but removing his name on swing state ballots and endorsing Trump. After this happened I became an undecided voter, somewhat supportive of Vice President Harris, and now somewhat supportive of Former President Trump after Kennedy's endorsement.
  13. ^ Although Biden won the delegates required for the nomination, he dropped out and endorsed Harris, who then took the delegates and ran as the Democratic candidate.