In that case the Blip must have either affected the election cycle for the election to be 2026 instead of 2024, or something happens to Ritson shortly after Secret Invasion in order to allow Ross to take over.
Regarding the script, it reads as very AI-generated, likely just made by the guy who "leaked" it to get attention. Especially because that guy seemed to think it was the second coming of Christ despite being horribly written. The plot is nonsensical and the dialogue is terrible. It reads as...
I just re-read Captain Marvel: Starforce on the Rise, and the timeline for that book is all over the place. It all takes place at some unspecified point between 1989 and 1995, but the chapters jump around a lot. It's also divided into two sections: "Then" and "Now", with really no hints as to...
There's a good video on MCU presidents by A Little Bit of Everything on YouTube that suggests that maybe the Blip changed the election cycle around, since technically half of America didn't get to vote in the 2020 election.
I'm not sure what you mean by "the first phase of the Clone Wars." The flashbacks take place after season 5, because in the book Anakin reminisces about Ahsoka leaving the Jedi Order.
I'm watching Daredevil Season 2. At the end of Episode 6, Foggy says Frank Castle's trial begins next week, and the beginning of the trial is shown in Episode 7. Why are these episodes placed months apart on the timeline?
The publisher's intent was definitely to start with Phase 1 and then move on to Phase 2, but I honestly feel that they could be read in either order. Reading all of Star Wars in chronological order is a great experiment, although it's certainly not intended to be read that way.