Kevin McCarthy

Kevin McCarthy was an American politician who served as Speaker of the House of Representatives and 60th President of the United States. 
Kevin Owen McCarthy was born on January 25, 1965 to Owen and Roberta McCarthy in California. He would live a fairly average childhood and would attend California State University, Bakersfield for college, where he would attain a BS degree in marketing in 1989 and a Master of Business Administration in 1994. McCarthy would become the first Republican in his immediate family, as his parents were both Democrats. In college, McCarthy would begin work for Republican Congressman Bill Thomas in 1987 and would continue to work for him until 2002. 
Following McCarthy's graduation from college, he would chair the California Young Republicans from 1995 until 1999 before chairing the Young Republican National Federation for the next two years until 2001. 
In 2002, McCarthy ran for his first political office, that being the California State Assembly, and was successfully elected to such. The following year, McCarthy would become Republican floor leader, which is a position he would serve in for the next three years before being elected to the US House of Representatives in 2006 (Winning with an 85% landslide in the primary), where he would replace his former boss, Bill Thomas. 
During McCarthy's first Congressional term, he would be appointed to the Republican Steering committee in 2007 and to chair the Republican platform committee in Minneapolis in 2008. Because of this position, McCarthy would be influential in determining the Republican Party's platform during that year. 
McCarthy would run unopposed for a second term in 2008 and would be appointed as Chief Deputy Minority Whip during this year. Upon the Republicans obtaining the House Majority in 2010, McCarthy would be appointed as Majority Whip and would serve in this position for the next four years, until being elected House Majority Leader in 2014. Upon the Republicans losing the majority in the 2018 Midterm Election, McCarthy would remain Minority Leader for the next 10 years.
Upon Speaker Nancy Pelosi's retirement in 2030 and Republicans regaining the House Majority, McCarthy decided that it was finally time to begin another bid for Speaker of the House. In his campaign, McCarthy promised to let another person assume the position of House Majority Leader so that he could be more beneficial for both parties. In 2031, McCarthy was successfully elected to the position and thus began his tenure as Speaker of the House of Representatives. He would serve in the position for the next four years, until Democrats regained the House Majority in 2034; following this Midterm Election, McCarthy would be unseated by House Democratic Leader Steny Hoyer. 
Upon losing, McCarthy would serve as a backbencher Congressman for the next six years, until Republicans would regain the majority in 2040 and McCarthy would thus be elected for a third term. Following the 2042 Midterm Election, he would continue his service as Speaker for the first month of the 128th Congress, yet would suddenly assume the office of the Presidency following the chaos of the Cuomo Administration and resignation of both Presidents Andrew Cuomo and Julian Castro. 
Upon being inaugurated, McCarthy would promise change for the American people and denounced Cuomo as the "worst President in American history to date" and Castro as the "worst Vice President to date." Throughout his time in Congress, McCarthy would be a partisan Republican and would support most if not all of the Republican Presidents' agendas (Even going so far as to support freshman Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, who had a history of racism and anti-Semitism, when she was elected in 2020) and would thus push for traditional Republican policies upon becoming President, most notably fiscally conservative policies. As both Congressional houses had Republican majorities, McCarthy would easily repeal the far-left policies instituted and maintained by Presidents Sanders, Yang, Gabbard, and Cuomo, would cut spending, and would institute tax cuts similar to those of President Donald Trump (Which President Joe Biden repealed). McCarthy would also, however, maintain the isolationist policy instituted by President Tulsi Gabbard, stating that the last thing the United States needed was more spending on programs that were already cut. 
While there would be a drop in the standards of social services in the McCarthy Administration, unemployment would quickly drop and would be at 14% by the time of the conclusion of McCarthy's term (Whereas it had been at 21% at the start of his administration). McCarthy ultimately declared his administration to be a success, yet recused himself in running for a second term, stating that he wished to retire. At the end of his term, McCarthy would leave office with an approval rating of 55%.