William Hague

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	number=48th|		number=48th|
-	predecessor=[[Ahmed Cameron]]|	+	predecessor=[[Patricia Cameron]]|
	successor=[[Donald Lexington]]|		successor=[[Donald Lexington]]|
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	born=April 11, 1984|		born=April 11, 1984|
-	spouse=[[Martin Sutherland]]|	+	spouse=[[Sarah Hague]]|
	home=Walnut Creek, California|		home=Walnut Creek, California|
	college=USC<br/>Yale|		college=USC<br/>Yale|

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William Hague
48th President of the United States
Predecessor	Patricia Cameron
Successor	Donald Lexington
Inaugurated	January 20, 2037
Left Office	January 20, 2045
Political Party	Republican Party
Vice President	Donald Lexington
Chief of Staff	David Chopra
Born	April 11, 1984
Spouse	Sarah Hague
Residence	Walnut Creek, California
Alma mater	USC Yale
Occupation	Lawyer
Religion	Methodist
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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

Early Life

Education

Prior To Running For President

Party Primary

General Election

First Term (or, for one term presidents - "Presidency")

Issue 1

Issue 2

Issue 3

Re-Election Campaign(If Necessary)

Second Term (If Necessary)

After Office

Death

Public and Historical Perception

Electoral History

==Notes==