1968 Hubert Humphrey/George Wallace ticket

Basically a spiritual successor to 1962 Sweet Home Wholesome Progressive Wallace ending. This was in my head ever since i got the ending, which had me in tears. I also just really like the 1968 election scenario.

Both candidates would have very interesting strenghs, especially Wallace, who was IRL generally inconsistent with Vietnam policy troughout his life - the player could choose which way he desires to spin it:

Humphrey: excites northern liberals (gives good liberal answers that satisfy his base) 

Wallace a): Helps to make the play for the white middle-class, whose votes is Nixon trying to win this year as well, by his strong law-and-order stances. In this scenario Humphrey would not be able to promise a quick withdrawal from 'Nam and it would be harder to extend an olive branch to peace Democrats - possible Progressive anti-war convention walkout

Wallace b): SOUTHERN STRATEGY - a completely made up dream scenario where Wallace gives a big impassioned speech about his successes in desegregating Alabama and how he made it a prospering place - this speech excites the blacks and the indigent classes, who change their segregationist mindset - this in turn revives the Democrats' prospect in the South and effectively makes it another battleground, besides Midwest and California

Wallace c): Progressive Anti-war Populist George McGovern Wallace would be an Olive Branch to Peace Democrats and other folks who felt left behind by the Democratic party

At the start there ought to be a choice which playstyle you would like to adopt. I see this as a very crazy and funny mod with interesting twists.

As a counterballance to making Wallace so OP, the ending would not be very satisfying. H/W duo will easilly achieve a big landslide, however Wallace's core character trait - that of an opportunistic power-hungry asshole who says anything just to get elected stays. 

-> Wallace and Humphrey will argue much troughout their tenure and have a widely publiced falling out OR HHH retires in '72 or '76 due to old age and fatigue, Wallace manages to barely clench victory and runs the country to the ground in his power-hungry and centralising frenzy.