Andrew Burges (The Realignment)

The Honourable 	The Honourable
Andrew Burges 	Andrew Burges
OAM 	OAM
 	
33rd Prime Minister of Australia 	33rd Prime Minister of Australia
In office 	In office
8 June 2040 – 15 November 2076 	8 June 2040 – 15 November 2076
President 	Howard Furguson
Malcolm King
Deputy 	Arthur DunneMalcolm KingRussell Brown
Preceded by 	Verity Barton
Succeeded by 	Russell Brown
Leader of the Nationalist Party 	Leader of the Nationalist Party
In office 	In office
20 February 2037 – 15 November 2076 	20 February 2037 – 15 November 2076
Deputy 	Arthur DunneMalcolm KingRussell Brown
Preceded by 	Carlton W. Hughes
Succeeded by 	Russell Brown
Member of the Australian Parliament for Cowper	Member of the Australian Parliament for Cowper
In office 	In office
12 September 2024 – 15 November 2076 	12 September 2024 – 15 November 2076
Preceded by 	Luke Hartsuyker
Succeeded by 	Henry Mackay
Personal details 	Personal details
Born 	Andrew Williamson Burges
22 May 1991Cooktown, Queensland, Australia
Died 	15 November 2076 (aged 85)
Political party 	Nationalist Party
Spouse(s) 	Jaylene Katrien(m. 2014-2076; his death)
Children 	7
Profession 	Politician
Alma mater 	Griffith University
Religion 	Roman Catholicism
Andrew Williamson Burges OAM (22 May 1991 - 15 November 2076) was an Australian politician who served as the nations 33rd Prime Minister, serving for a total of thirty-six years as head of government, and fifty-two years as a member of the Australian Parliament, both records for the positions.
Often considered one of the nations most controversial leaders, Burges led Australia through a period of economic growth, strengthened the nation's military, and created the Australian Space and Aeronautics Agency (ASAA). However, he was also considered a despot, strengthening power of government in the social sector, rigorously controlling immigration, being accused of creating a "cult of personality" and reportedly rigging elections in favour of his party; the Australian Nationalist Party.
==Early life==
Born to a farming family in 1991 in Cooktown, Queensland, to Amelia Burges (née Gordon) and Leslie Burges as a third child. Andrew's father was a full time member of the Queensland National Party, although he was also a sympathiser of the far-right Australian League of Rights and later on in life, the One Nation party.
Early in life, Burges was brought to, and raised in the Lockyer Valley region of south-east Queensland, where he attended the local state schools. Often quoted as an extremely gifted student, he represented his school in a number of inter-school debates, as well as achieving Dux (given to the highest ranking student)  in his final year in secondary schooling. In 2010, he attended Griffith university, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in Government and International Studies, and attained the highest marks in his graduating year. However, his inability to socialise in a number of context settings left him unemployed, and out of desperation, began offering his services to a number of right and far-right groups.
==Early political career==
In 2014, following a year of subsistence work for the Queensland branch of the One Nation party, he joined the disintegrating white nationalist Australia First Party, led by the Jim Saleam to work as a advisor and secretary. Adopting the many ideological ideals of the party, Burges quickly befriended 59 year old party leader, who in turn became a mentor to the inexperienced Burges. Under Saleam, Burges became noticeably more open to social settings, and a more persuasive speaker, climbing up the party ladder to become deputy under Saleam. As a result of his above average intelligence, as well as a strong speaking voice, he managed to improve the declining party's prospects, but eventually, Australia First was disbanded over fears of federal raids, especially after a number of other government-led incursions into far-right political organizations.
==Parliamentary career==
==Prime Ministership==
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