President Arthur R. Fitzgerald

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Arthur R. Fitzgerald (November, 1986 - present) was a former state Senator and Representative for Massachusetts who later served as the current President of the United States following his election in 2020 against incumbent President, Donald J. Trump. Arthur R. Fitzgerald was born to a middle class family in November, 1986 to Rose M. Fitzgerald and Martin A. Fitzgerald in Cambridge as the oldest child out of 3. Fitzgerald would attend Harvard University, later by earning his degree in relation to political science and economics degree. In 2000 - 2016, Fitzgerald identified as Independent and served as state senator as second district until being elected to the Congress as a Democrat in 2018, defeating incumbent Democrat Jim McGovern. During the controversies surrounding the 2016 election and term of incumbent President Donald Trump, Fitzgerald ran unexpectedly for the Democratic nomination following the refusal of former Vice President, Joe Biden, to run due to health complications and a rapidly deteriorating mental health state. Unexpected, Fitzgerald ran a mostly moderate campaign, appealing to Union and Youth vote, whilst campaigning mostly on the East coast, entering the primaries behind runner up, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, amongst others. A change occurred once the latter two became embroiled in scandal involving the 2016 election with former first Lady, Hillary Clinton, leading to fears of a potential collapse of the Democratic Party and distrust over Sanders "Socialism," leading Fitzgerald to clinch the nomination. During the 2020 Presidential Election, Fitzgerald focused on a mostly grassroots campaign, appealing to a wide voter base including Unions, Youth, Women's, and environmentalist coupled with Independent support. This was coupled with limited celebrity endorsements which aided in the increase support for Fitzgerald. With unpopularity of incumbent President Trump, along with a relatively united party and strong campaign, Fitzgerald won the Presidential Election with the concession of President Trump the following morning. Upon assuming the seat of President of the United States, Fitzgerald set to work almost immediately by signing into law the Covid Relief Bill, which replaced the former administrations programs with a more universal program made up of research teams and a Covid task force that would respond to the largest outbreaks across the country, enforcing Covid restrictions whilst increase resources were brought to healthcare workers across the country alongside increase pay for the more time spent servicing those who had Covid. A stricter immigration policy was put in place until the pandemic had mostly passed, to ensure additional outbreaks didn't occur due to outside sources.
Additional bills were passed which reduce middle class taxes across the board to ensure families had adequate cash available to get through the times. A police overhaul bill followed shortly after, following concerns over Police brutality especially in the middle of the pandemic, which was met with opposition from the Republicans in congress but narrowly passed, thanks in part to substantial bi-partisan support from a few Republicans. Fitzgerald also oversaw the enforcement of Cooperate regulations, as well as the withdraw of the US from a number of bases abroad, a move which more conservative and right-wing news outlets decried as sacrificing the US influence abroad whilst Democrats and more left-leaning praised the action as necessary. 
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