Charles Davis

**Charles Davis** (July 10th, 1930 - June 28th, 2019) was born to a above average income family in Lubbock, Texas. Charles Davis was the 42nd President of the United States, and the 3rd president that was born in Texas. His presidency is most commonly known for the 1990s economic boom and American Foreign policy victories in the Middle East and the Yugoslav region.

## Early Years

Charles Davis would attend Roosevelt High School in Dallas Texas, in the school he would work day and night on studying. He would become one of the top students in his class, and would surprisingly win Valedictorian. This strong performance in High School and his families political connections would lead Davis attending Harvard Law School. He would perform with rather mediocre remarks in his university days, and would more then likely be seen at parties rather then studying like he had in High School. He would however scrape by to pass University and become a renowned lawyer. He would work in multiple cases, and provide strong arguments his clients, losing only 7 cases in his 20 year career.

In 1971 he would announce his plan to run for mayor of Dallas, campaigning on the pursuit of the founding reasons of the constitution. In his election he would spend large amounts of money on TV Advertising and campaign rallies touring across the city to better connect with the voters. This strategy actually worked, and saw Charles Davis win by a skin tight race, decided by just a couple hundred votes.

## House Tenure

After serving 2 three year long terms as mayor he would end his tenure. He would then run for the Seventh Texas House District in 1978, and defeated Democrat Robert Hutchings in a landslide. Charles Davis would be a staunch opponent of President Charles Bonaparte, vowing to never vote alongside him after he issued the New York City Bailouts that destroyed rural economies.

After Bonaparte planned to not run for re-election, Charles Davis would support Former Secretary of State Johnathan Burt. He would campaign extensively for Burt, holding rallies and spending large amounts of money on TV Advertisements. However this ultimately failed as Governor of Texas, David Garrison would carry the state by a very large majority. During Garrison's tenure, Charles Davis would do little of note, but during Thompson's presidency he would never vote in favor of any of his proposed bills.

## Governor of Texas

Charles Davis would win the 1986 Texas Gubernational election by portraying incumbent governor Mark White as a neoliberal buffoon who had destroyed the state economy and enforced "Untexan" educational policies. He would push out a large amount of TV Advertisements, trying to hit Suburban and Middle Class voters. This campaign strategy worked as Mark White could hardly keep up in campaign spending as he was using the "Rose Garden Strategy."

Davis's first tenure as governor of Texas saw his enactment of multiple economic policies that where set for long term business attraction, this included lowering taxes on Big Business, lowering Property Restrictions, and decreasing interest rates on the Bank of Texas. Multiple big name companies would then flock to Texas, creating a economic and housing boom. Charles also tried helping smaller businesses by creating tax benefits for owning another piece of property, however Charles trying not to see House Prices hyperinflate would create a 100 Billion Dollar Housing initiative to create new property, and introduce more employment opportunities.

Now Davis won his Gubernational Election by promising to get rid of the "No Pass No Play" law that banned kids who didn't get above a 70 on a piece of schoolwork in the past 6 weeks to be ineligible to play sports. He however would not fully get rid of the law, instead creating the "Pass and Play" law that made it so students had to just average above a 70 for a *grading period* to be eligible to play, both sides of the political aisle saw this as a worthy compromise and it passed unanimously. Davis would then repeal Assault Rifles ban placed by White. He would further aid this by placing legislation called the "Protection of Bullets Act" that prevented further restrictions on bullets outside of "Compiler Bullets." With the rising population of Texas, Davis would push for increased suburbanization by signing the 1987 Texan Highways Bill that aimed at upgrading the surrounding municipalities of the DFW area by decreasing travel times between the urban centers and their surroundings.

## Presidential Tenure

Charles Davis would face off President Cesare Garisipi and third party challenger Fae Fortaxe in the 1992 General Election. Davis would make an olive branch to neoliberals who where divided on who to vote for with the Democratic split by picking Andrew Bilkie as his running mate. A large coalition of mostly Neogarrisonian senators who where tired of the shenanigans that both Garisipi and Fortaxe where pulling would endorse Davis on election day, giving him the boost he needed to win in an electoral landslide.

One of the first actions of Davis was to end Garrisonomics and focus on Laisses-Faire economics, which cut out government intervention into the government. He would cut taxes to an unpresented level, cut spending across the board, and increase tariffs. This saw a large economic boom, and worker wages drastically increasing for the first time since the 1950s.

Davis would also pursue Conservative Domestic policies by decreasing Gun Regulations, overturning banned school prayer, banning Gay Marriage, banning gay people from serving in the army, and drastically diminishing the growing power of Labor Unions by violently suppressing them. He enforced Right-to-Work Laws nationwide, banned all the Labor Unions from the 1980s from ever gaining a federal office, and making striking in a federal workspace an instant ban.

Davis Foreign policy would pursue attempts at isolationism unless America or its allies where attacked. However, he would immediately engage in war with Iraq on March 3rd, 1993 after their illegal occupation of Kuwait in 1991. Many UN nations condemned America for doing this, as negotiations to end the crisis where in the talks, but the American public where in full support of Davis's actions. The state of Iraq would fall a year after the start of the war in May 22nd, 1994. Saddam Hussein would be killed by a Pro-American rebel group. America would promptly leave Iraq, allowing the Iraqi government to completely collapse, but Kuwait to be saved. In 1999 President Davis would order bombing raids over Serbian Civilian and Military targets after their multiple genocides of Bosnians and Croatians.