Woodrow Wilson doesn't survive his major stroke in 1919?

Nope, you forget a certain Roosevelt who died in office and could have died earlier.

raunchel Another problem is that Wilson's wife and his aides hated VP Marshall and thought he was a light-weight who wasn't fit to be president and fought any effort to clue Marshall or Wilson's Cabinet as to the grave nature of Wilson's condition.

Calling Edith Wilson a female president is an insult to the first woman who becomes U.S. president constitutionally.

The U.S. goes to war with Mexico, as nearly occurred at the instigation of Wilson's Secretary of State prior to his recovery. Border incidents, attacks on American citizens (including diplomatic personnel which helped bring the 1919 crisis to a peak), allegations reviewed in Congress of Pro-German and Pro-Bolshevik actions/sympathies) and the impending possible nationalization of American oil interests was the cause. The oil industry, large amounts of the media, and both parties were in favor of it and the Military had confirmed they could carry out operations; what derailed it was Wilson's recovery. Had the war gone ahead, it's entirely possible the U.S. would've sought territorial gains, up to all of Mexico itself, as the Texan Delegation was suggesting and was meeting with support in Congress.