Drew Daniels

### Occupation

NC Representative for the 28th District (2033-2037), US Representative for NC's 1st District (2037-2043), 82nd Governor of North Carolina (2043-2047), Senator from Florida, (2051-2073), Democrat nominee for President, (2072)

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

   **Andrew Frisch Daniels** (December 21 2006 - December 13 2103) was an American Politician and Businessman. Born in Orlando, Florida on December 21st 2006, when he was two, his family moved to Wake Forest, North Carolina. He studied at University of North Carolina at Charlotte and published his first book, *Aaron Burr, the waiting revolutionary.* After graduating from college and publishing his first book Daniels worked as a legislative relations specialist for 4 years until he unexpectedly announced an independent run for the North Carolina House of Representatives, luckily for him, no republican ran in the heavy democratic district, and Daniels was able to unseat the incumbent Democratic Representative. Daniels served as the only independent in the North Carolina House of Representatives but he caucused with the Democrats. After winning his second term in 2034 Daniels official registered as a democrat, and around a year later he announced his candidacy for US Representative in North Carolina’s first district. It was an open seat and Daniels won the primary in a landslide. This stint in the US House of Representatives was when Daniels started to push his self described ‘magnum opus’ which was the public works program. Daniels was not able to get it past yet and in 2042, 6 years after his first election to the US House of Representatives, he saw an opportunity he couldn’t pass up. In 2042 Daniels successfully won the governorship of the state of North Carolina. He only served one moderately successful term as governor, and lost in a historical close and contentious reelection in 2046. Daniels stated in his book, *Acceptance: the memoir of a defeated politician* that that election caused him great grief and was one of the worst times of his life. Daniels struggled with what he did, but it seemed all he needed was some warmth as in 2050 he was recruited by the Democratic Party and became a senator in the state of Florida. It was his tenure in the Senate in which Daniels got the most done. He got his public works program passed, and was one of the most influential senators. He served in the DNC from 2048-2072, and his political PAC Advancing America, sometimes known as the Daniels group was active from 2048-2081. In 2071, Daniels announced his presidential bid, and promoted it with his second book *Swimming Up Stream: The Diary of a Conservative Democrat.* He came up against fierce resistance due to his moderate conservative stance, but became the nominee for the Democratic Party, but he was facing a popular Republican incumbent and lost. The election was historically close, but due to low turnout Daniels lost. This devastated Daniels but he accepted this with his 3rd book *Acceptance: The Memoir of a Defeated Politician.* He then founded his own stock holdings and finance company, Daniels Finance, which was bought by Blackrock in 2086. This purchase and profits from the company made Daniels a billionaire. Daniels 2 years later made yet another business, this time a real estate empire known as the Daniels Group, eventually the 91 year old Daniels handed the hyper successful business to his 41 year old son, John Daniels, who was a stockbroker. Daniels then went on to write his final book in 2097, *The End of a Windy Road.* Daniels died in 2103 and a congressional library was built in his honor. John Daniels younger Brother, Zephyr Daniels, who was a US Representative for 6 years, went on to found the Daniels school of Government In Washington DC, and in Wake Forest, and Daniels University in, Orlando, Raleigh, and Maryland, south of Washington DC. The Llangollen Farm which Daniels owned was turned into a museum.