Alec Watters
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predecessor=[[Donald Lexington]]| | predecessor=[[Donald Lexington]]| | ||
Current revision as of 16:28, 1 March 2008
| Alec Watters | |
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| 50th President of the United States | |
| Predecessor | Donald Lexington |
| Successor | Christian Bates |
| Inaugurated | January 20, 2049 |
| Left Office | January 20, 2057 |
| Political Party | Civic Union Party |
| Vice President | Hugh Sanderson |
| Chief of Staff | Gwen Lansing |
| Born | December 19, 2002 |
| Spouse | Jessica Watters |
| Residence | Fort Myers, Florida |
| Alma mater | Texas A&M |
| Occupation | Business Owner |
| Religion | Episcopal |
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Considered one of the greatest presidents in history - well loved and respected and really ended up driving the movement for the Civic Union. He had chosen a very Dick Cheney like VP (one who had no ambition), so when he left there was a vacuum of power in the party, and in the country, and the result was a fracturing of the vote, the election of a LIBERTARIAN candidate who was the most charismatic and interesting person with the most name recognition, and 12 consecutive years of divided government. The climate resulted in Gregory Navarro selecting a republican as his vice presidential running mate, in a move to unify the country - which ended up simply destroying the republican party, and to a large degree, the CU party as well.
Contents |
[edit] Early Life
[edit] Education
[edit] Prior To Running For President
[edit] Party Primary
[edit] General Election
[edit] First Term (or, for one term presidents - "Presidency")
[edit] Issue 1
[edit] Issue 2
[edit] Issue 3
[edit] Re-Election Campaign(If Necessary)
[edit] Second Term (If Necessary)
[edit] After Office
[edit] Death
[edit] Public and Historical Perception
[edit] Electoral History
==Notes==
