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==Beginnings and Personal Life==
Grover was born in Michigan in 1974, to a famed actor, known as Grover Sr. To distance himself, he removed the Jr. from his name. In 1992, he attended Michigan State for Political Science and Business. He identifies as a muppetist.
==Business==
In 2000, Grover started a small cafe in Traverse City, known as Grover's Snacks. It was very popular from the start, averaging over 120 people a day. He then started a big chain. In 2018, there is over 56 cafes in America.
In 2004, he started a Galosh Company in Florida. Galoshes were in high demand, due to lots of rain. It became very popular. 
In 2005, he started a business known as 'Grovers Earbuds'. It was also very popular. 
In late 2018, he sold all of his businesses after being confirmed as Deputy AG. In total, all his businesses sold for 55 Million.
==Early Campaigns==
In Season 17, he ran as the nominee for the Social Libertarian Party. Near the day of the election, he dropped out, and endorsed Ethan Fitz.
==Controversy==
In MEC, Grover is a very controversial character. He was heavily criticized for creating fake screenshots as an attempt to make a joke. After hearing of the damage of these fake screenshots, he apologized.
==AG==
In S18, AG Nathan Brown announced Grover will be his deputy. His hearing had mix receptions. He fumbled many questions. Despite this, in a 4-0-2 vote, he passed the Senate. Later, Nathan Brown resigned, and Grover became AG.
== Political Views ==
Grover is known as a civil libertarian. On personal issues, he considers himself a libertarian. On economic issues, he describes himself as far left.
=== Abortion ===
Grover describes himself as extremely pro-choice for the first 23 weeks. After 23 weeks, he believes in abortion for certain cases.
=== Basic Income ===
Grover is an outspoken advocate for a Basic Income. He believes it is necessary in our day in age.
=== Gun Control ===
Grover has a mixed record on Gun Control. He supports stronger gun control and restrictions, but is against banning weapons.
=== Healthcare ===
Grover supports a single-payer system.
=== Foreign Policy ===
Grover is a non-interventionist. He is against intervention in most countries, and believes that war is a last resort.
=== Drugs ===
He supports the decriminalization of all drugs, and treating drugs like a health issue, not a criminal issue.
=== Criminal Justice Reform ===
Grover believes in Criminal Justice Reform, and wants to stop corruption, racism, and other problems in the criminal justice system.