Every President of the Norwedian Union - Ranked

Here is every president of the Norwedian Union Ranked.

## 26: Aggo Harkless (1956) - Unified Party \* 0.5/10

Aggo Harkless is criticized for speeding up the collapse of the Norwedian Union during the invasion by Heya and other United League countries. Even though he was put in a very tough situation, and was not intended to succeed, his mishaps led to what most consider the "illegal" dissolution of the NU. His strategies relied on revisionism, individualism, and lifting the economy from the NU's control, leading to a large market crash. He would be the last, and near-unanimously, the worst president of the NU. Former NU nations would struggle under their new capitalist systems, and though the United League's invasion was to blame, Harkless did speed up the downfall through revisionism that the former leaders would frown upon.

## 25: Tunner Brunson (1738) - Unified Party \* 0.5/10

Besides Harkless, Tunner Brunson is the clear choice for the worst president in Norwedian Union. During the peak of the divide between the two parties of the Norwedian Union, the Consolos Party and the Profem Party, many candidates ran for the role as president, but none were selected. Finally, when the Consolos Party reached a majority for the first time since Kyle Glarus was president, they voted and finalized him as the fourth president of the Norwedian Union.

Brunson's presidency was an absolute disaster. Though Glarus stripped rights from women, LGBTQ+ individuals, and minorities in his past presidency, Brunson only amplified the process. He passed very regressive laws which impeded on these rights further. Brunson let the economy get out of his hands, as it collapsed, leaving the people to be angry. He only had a 10% approval rating by the people at the end of his presidency, the lowest by any president. Finally, the same year he was sworn in to office, he was voted out and impeached, overwhelmingly. A few years later, he would earn a spot back on the council, as a Consolos Party member, but his legacy would be unhinged and he would go down as decisively the second worst president in Norwedian Union history.

## 24: Shams DeLillow (1953-1956) - Unified Party \* 1.5/10

The next few on the list are widely debatable. Shams DeLillow, the second-to-last president before the collapse, was obviously given a tough hand with the ongoing invasion and collapse of the economy. DeLillow certainly did not help, made some poor decisions, and watched its citizens starve from brutal food shortages caused by the invasion and embargos. Though it was absolutely none of the fault of his own, the invasion certainly impeded on his decision making and the sloppy presidency did not help. He was found and assassinated in 1956, as the economy was weakened and perhaps on the verge of surrender, though who could've known how good DeLillow could have been if the NU was left alone.

## 23: Aki Huntsmith (1857-1859) - Unified Party \* 1.5/10

Huntsmith's presidency can be criticized due to poor decision making economically. The economy plummeted under his command, and trying to cover up his mistakes, Hunsmith curved the direction to a less centralized, more disorganized economy, which failed massively. Huntsmith had very low approval from both the people and the people in the Unified Party council, leading to his impeachment in 1859, being replaced by Boris Jackson.

## 22: Keith Hogan (1951-1953) - Unified Party \* 1.5/10

Hogan's presidency was a disorganized mess, being put in a horrible situation during the invasion by the United League. Hogan, like DeLillow and Harkless, were highly under pressure and weren't given a fair chance. The economy only got worse, and poor military and economic decisions led to the status of Norwedian Union citizens getting worse, as many starved in poverty and famine. A major knock against Hogan was forced enrollment in the military, which separated families and sent young men off to die in war. Though Hogan did make slightly better decisions than Hogan, his enforced conscription knocks him low on the list and was hated as many protested against the state and rioted, only making things worse. Hogan was assassinated after being discovered in 1953, as DeLillow, his good friend and Vice President, took over.

## 21: Demar Ackney (1944-1946) - Unified Party \* 2.0/10

In the years leading up to the United League invasion of the mainland, Ackney was criticized for taking full control of the media, and ending protests by force that were in favor of opposition. Relations with other countries got worse under Ackney, as he played defense in the upcoming attack. Poor economic decisions with trade emargos also took place, and the economy continued to falter, but not as much as it would in the coming years. Ackney would be impeached in 1946, replaced by Hakime Sodar. Ackney would later flee the country and live his life in capitalist nations, as some called him a massive traitor and coward, as other presidends have died defending their country.

## 20: Jerius Carter (1937-1944) - Unified Party \* 2.5/10

Under Carter, relations with surrounding and foreign affairs somehow got worse than they already were. Heavy embargoes were enforced throughout his presidency, which led to the citizens suffering under this system. Carter pushed for Nikolas Cortan's initial promise to convert the entire economy to a moneyless, valueless exchange, something of which Bilbo Hodgins ignored during his presidency, and it ended terribly, leading to a disorganized mess and more starvation. The economy was in shambles, but Carter did make a push to reverse this, which did end up working to an extent, but the damage has already been done. During the later years of his presidency, protests and riots sprung out as citizens were confused as to why they were suffering, blaming the system instead of warfare tactics. Carter was assassinated in 1944, another attack on the presidency by imperial forces.

## 19: Hakime Sodar (1946-1951) - Unified Party \* 2.5/10

Sodar continued the "authoritarian" policies enforced by Ackney, which saw crackdowns of protests and free speech. People began to lose trust in the Norwedian Union, unfortunately, and bad policies under time of war certainly didn't help. He wasn't as bad as other presidents around this bleak time, but it certainly could have been better.

## 18: Kyle Glarus (1722-1736) - Foundation Party (1722-1724), Consolo Party (1724-1736) \* 3.0/10

Kyle Glarus, the third president of the NU, had a highly controversial term, to say the least. Glarus was a strongly conservative candidate, and passed laws pushing back on women's rights, gay rights, and was highly against foreign forces outside of Norwedia. His external policies were argued as the reason that the Norwedian Union didn't expand even further, and many died in revolutions trying to overthrow the capitalist governments, which Glarus chose to ignore. However, the primary fault in Glarus is the party split. Two new parties were formed, and so began the 70-year party divide. Some fault could be blamed on the Profem party, as they conspired to intentionally vote against every conservative policy to sabotage Glarus and attempt to impeach him. After the Norwedian Union didn't see improvement, mainly thanks to party disorganization, Glarus was officially impeached, voted out and causing the role of presidency to be vacant. After countless failures by the Consolos to vote him back in as president, he eventually accepted his seat as a council member, taking on his limited role and having mixed impressions about his presidency.

## 1: Alfred Mayo (1801-1831) - Unified Party \* 9.5/10

The top spot on this list could be debated between either Castillo or Mayo, but due to the prolonged successes of Mayo for 30-years, he will earn the top spot. Mayo took over for Seth Willion, and the party divide was abolished 6 years prior, and with the new Unified Party, Mayo accomplished great successes others could dream of. Mayo expanded the NU's influence, as Mojust, other nations were sworn in to the NU.