Christian L. Bo

Deputy House Minority Leader (June 2020-July 2020)

Representative from Florida (Feb 2020-May 2020, June 2020-July 2020)

President of the United States (Formerly)

House Deputy Minority Whip (Formerly)

White House Chief of Staff (Formerly)

**Christian Ludacris Bo** (born March 10th, 1960) is an American lawyer, professor, and politician, who served as the 53th President of the United States. A member of the Socialist Party (and former Democrat), Christian Bo is a former U.S. Congressman, White House Chief of Staff, and State Legislator.

Bo was born in **Orlando, Florida** to an unmarried couple. After attending High School, he went to the University of Central Florida where he graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Legal Studies and later attended Yale University. He began his own law firm, *Bo&Associates*, based in Orlando. He later became a professor at **Virtual University**, where he taught a class on Civics and Government.

In 2000, he ran for the Florida House of Representatives and won. He later became Florida House Minority Leader, and in 2012 ran for U.S. Congress. He won against the incumbent, **John Doe**, with 52% of the vote.

Bo was very active in the **Sandoval for President Campaign** during the **March 2020 election cycle**. He was a staunch supporter of the then-Supreme Court Justice. Despite this, and despite being a close friend of Omar Sandoval, he has said he was unaware of all of the things that were going on behind the scenes in the campaign. He later became White House Chief of Staff to **President Joseph Hull**, during his first, but brief, term. After his time as Chief of Staff, he was appointed Deputy Whip for the Democratic Party during **Warren Rockefeller**’s first few weeks as Party Leader.

He briefly ran for President in the **April 2020 election cycle**. **Jethro Thunderwood**, a former Solicitor General, was his running-mate in the election. After campaign blunders, a brief switch to the Socialist Party, and other events, he later dropped out. He later endorsed former Speaker of the House **Maximus Emperio** for President.

After the election, Bo was proposed to by **former First Lady Emma**, the widow of **President Francis Vita**. Unfortunately, Bo slept through both dates for the wedding, and Emma married then-Representative **Jess Reed**, and action Bo says he “will never forgive [Jess Reed] for.”

After the April election and other events, he later decided to launch a campaign for President in the **May 2020 election cycle**. J. Thunderwood remained his running mate throughout the election. He went on to win the primary with 65% of the vote. Despite many predictions favoring his opponent, former President **Wilson**, he won the election with 51% of the vote, marking it the closest election in Virtual Congress History.

His administration was sparked with controversy, including multiple lawsuits and a rumour that he would switch to the **Socialist Party**. But by the end of his term, things had calmed down. He, along with his Health and Human Services Secretary **Rosa Berry** pushed for Healthcare reforms, including the **Drug Pricing and Negotiation Act**, the **Prescription Drug & Generic Drug Relief Act**, and the **Medicare Dental, Vision and Hearing Inclusion Act**. Along with this, his **Secretary of State Jacob Watkins** began foreign policy negotiations with major nations regarding the Syrian Conflict. This is one of the first instances of major foreign policy on Virtual Congress. Originally, he planned to push for a **Universal College Bill**, but this was later put on hold as the Administration refocused on the Healthcare reforms and relief for the **George Floyd riots**. He also authored, along with Education Secretary Moran, a bill to provide more funding for Civics classes in public schools through the Department of Education, an issue Bo has said is close to his heart, as Civics was the class he taught when he was a Professor at the Virtual University.

Beyond these administration-led reforms, Bo is also known for signing bills such as the **Free Enterprise Structure Act** (authored by Representatives Berry, Julian, and Ricca) which repealed the Taft-Hartley act and set new guidelines for labor unions in the United States. Along with this, he signed the first ever **Fiscal Appropriations Bill** for the month of June, which was hammered out with multiple meetings with the various Party Leaders. Moreover, he signed the **Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds Act** (authored by Representative Raoul Duke), which legalized a slew of drugs for recreational use, which was something he campaigned on.

After he left office, he decided not to return to either of his private residences in Kalorama, Washington, or Orlando, Florida. He bought a home in **Hampton, New York**, where he currently resides. Not less than two days after **President Wilson**'s inauguration, he joined the **Socialist Party**, which he is currently affiliated with. He then joined the news station L’Internationale where he is now a reporter. He has said that he is happy to be out of the Presidency.

He was later elected Deputy Secretary of the **Socialist Party**, and therefore, Deputy House Minority Leader. He was a very active member of the party, working with Secretary Jess Reed along with Chief Whip Rosa Berry and Deputy Whip Carton.

During the end of the James Administration, he was nominated to be Secretary of Human Services, and completed a nomination with just a few votes against. Sadly, he had to resign just a few hours after he was confirmed.

In July 2020, Bo married Ian Duncan Halpert and adopted Alfonso S. Schlorp.

On August 7th 2020, Bo was found dead in his Orlando Mansion after choking on Domino's pizza.