Alec Watters

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-	name=|	+	name=Alec Watters|
-	image=Portrait.JPG|	+	image=AlecWatters.jpg|
-	number=|	+	number=50th|
-	predecessor=|	+	predecessor=[[Donald Lexington]]|
-	successor=|	+	successor=[[Christian Bates]]|
-	inaugurated=|	+	inaugurated=January 20, 2049|
-	left=|	+	left=January 20, 2057|
-	party=|	+	party=[[Civic Union Party]]|
-	vp=|	+	vp=[[Hugh Sanderson]]|
-	chief=|	+	chief=[[Gwen Lansing]]|
-	born=|	+	born=December 19, 2002|
-	spouse=|	+	spouse=Jessica Watters|
-	home=|	+	home=Fort Myers, Florida|
-	college=|	+	college=Texas A&M|
-	occupation=|	+	occupation=Business Owner|
-	religion=|	+	religion=Episcopal|
-	sig=Signature.JPG}}	+	sig=Alec Watters.jpg}}
		+	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.
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		+	==Early Life==
		+
		+	==Education==
		+
		+	==Prior To Running For President==
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		+	==Party Primary==
		+
		+	==General Election==
		+
		+	==First Term (or, for one term presidents - "Presidency")==
		+	===Issue 1===
		+	===Issue 2===
		+	===Issue 3===
		+
		+	==Re-Election Campaign(If Necessary)==
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		+	==Second Term (If Necessary)==
		+
		+	==After Office==
		+
		+	==Death==
		+
		+	==Public and Historical Perception==
		+
		+	==Electoral History==
		+
		+	==Notes==

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Current revision as of 16:28, 1 March 2008

Alec Watters
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 1 Early Life 2 Education 3 Prior To Running For President 4 Party Primary 5 General Election 6 First Term (or, for one term presidents - "Presidency") 6.1 Issue 1 6.2 Issue 2 6.3 Issue 3 7 Re-Election Campaign(If Necessary) 8 Second Term (If Necessary) 9 After Office 10 Death 11 Public and Historical Perception 12 Electoral History

[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==