Thompson Funderburk

Thompson "Tommy" Carson Funderburk was an American politician who served as the 51st and the 54th President of the United States from 2049-2057 and 2061-2065 respectively. He was the five-time presidential nominee of the Libertarian Party, the second President to serve three times, and the first President to come from a third party. He was born in Atlanta on February 8, 2009, and grew up in rural Georgia. He passed away after being assassinated in 2066.
Thompson Funderburk was a controversial figure in American politics and served as a champion of civil liberties, individual rights, economic freedom, and non-interventionism. Many viewed him with skepiticism for his semi-conspiratorial views about the assassination of John F. Kennedy and vaccines. However, he emerged to political prominence at a time when government surveilance had been ramped up under the watchful eye of the Democratic Party from 2037-2049. His failed political campaign in 2044 popularized him as a challenger to the status quo who offered an alternative to rising authoritarism, a popularization that eventually enabled his victories in 2048 and 2052. He re-emerged in 2060 after the Second American Civil War, serving for a third term to unify the country. His third term was viewed as a failure, however, and his fifth campaign in 2064 was lost to Hunter Biden and the Democratic Party. His assassination by the FBI in 2066 reunited the country behind the Libertarian Party, however, and greatly impacted the 2068 election result.