Presidency of Jack Magruder

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The Presidency of Jack Magruder, also known as the Magruder Administration, began on his inauguration on October 16, 2009 as the 45th President of the United States of America following the death of Barack Obama. With the office of Vice President vacant due to the resignation of Joe Biden 3 days earlier on October 13, Magruder's position as Speaker of the House made him next in line for the Presidency. A moderate Republican, Magruder left his party and appointed mainstream Democrat Jonathan Hayes to be his Vice President as well as appointing members of both parties to key cabinet positions. Magruder choose not to run for re-election.

Contents 1 Overview 2 Major issues of Presidency 2.1 Major speeches 2.2 Major acts as President 3 Major legislation 3.1 Legislation signed 3.1.1 2011-12 3.2 Legislation vetoed 3.2.1 2011-12 4 Administration and cabinet

Overview

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Major issues of Presidency

Major speeches

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Major acts as President

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Major legislation

Legislation signed

2011-12

• Protecting the American People from a National Identity Card Act (Veto overriden)
• Government Operations Act (Veto overriden)
• Late Term Abortion Restriction Act
• 2012-13 Federal Budget
• American Freedom Agenda Act
• Secure Our Borders Act

Legislation vetoed

2011-12

• Protecting the American People from a National Identity Card Act
• Government Operations Act
• Nielson Right to Self Defense Act

Administration and cabinet

The Magruder cabinet
OFFICE	NAME	TERM
President	Jack Magruder	2009 - 2012
Vice President	Jonathan Hayes	2010 - 2012
Secretary of State	Donald Leung	2010 - 2012
Secretary of Treasury	Cameron Ferejohn	2010 - 2012
Secretary of Defense	Philip Vokos	2010 - 2012
Secretary of Homeland Security	Eric Stevenson	2010 - 2012
Chief of Staff	Nick Searl	2009 - 2012