Jennifer Morgan

Morgan in July 2023.

Jennifer Julie Bartch Morgan (born January 19, 1924) is a former actress, and the 25th president of Cowell.

## **Early life**

Jennifer Julie Bartch Morgan was born and raised on January 19, 1924 on Emerald City, Cowell. Her mother Lois Morgan (born 1895) and her father Brian Morgan (born 1896) came from Sapphire Bay, Cowell.

## **Career**

### **Movie Career**

In 1950, Morgan became an actress, and in February to October 1951, Morgan first played the role as Mary, Max's love interest in Max (1953)

In June 1955–November 1955, Morgan played the role as Julie Ruthie in the series of Julie Ruthie. Her first film was Julie Ruthie Gets Expelled (1956).

In February–May 1962, Morgan played as King Midas's daughter in King Midas and the Golden Touch (1963).

In November 1970–February 1971, Morgan played the role as Mrs. Azrael in Dr. Zakir Naik (1972).

In January–May 1984, Morgan played the role as Sarabi in Simba Lion Prince (1985).

### **2001: "One Last Movie"**

In April 2000–June 2000, Morgan filmed the last movie. It was called "The Sea Destruction" which was released on June 11, 2001.

### **2005-2009: Cowell's Apprentice**

In 2005, Morgan became the host of Cowell's Apprentice, before she became the 25th president of Cowell.

### **2010-2011: Presidential Campaign**

On January 10, 2010, "Breaking News from Emerald City, Cowell" every news station in the world announces" A press conference has organized and Jennifer Morgan herself has something to announce." Morgan is seen walking toward the press and immediately every camera zooms in on him. Finally, she makes it to the microphone after trying to get through hordes of press and cameramen, she waits for everyone to calm down and announces a bombshell. "I'm running for President of the Cowell."

Silence fills the room, no one knows if this is one of his jokes or if he is legit. "I'm serious. When I said a year ago that I wanted to make the Cowellan dream a reality, I meant it." The press conference lasts for two hours. When asked which party she was running for she said "None. I'm my own party." Morgan seemed confident at the press conference but in the inside Morgan was Initially reluctant to run, Morgan was heartened by opinion polls showing him polling even or more with Rodger Toht in a direct contest. He launched his campaign on the back of a new film, her first in a year and her final film until 2010. The record, *Vote for Jennifer Morgan* (2011) was politically charged and a thinly-disguised political soundtrack, with songs about the topics Morgan had campaigned on in the past and continued to support during her presidential run.

### **2011-present: 25th President**

The Cowellan presidential election of 2011 was a contest between former Vice President Sheldon J. Page, the 66th Governor of Gorrents Lancer Delta, and Libertarian entertainer-turned-politician Jennifer Morgan. Morgan won the election, winning 270 electoral votes, the exact number required to win, and 43.3% of the popular vote. Nominations Republican Party nomination Sheldon J. Page was unopposed as the nominee for the Republican Party. She was renominated by a vote of 2,233 to two abstaining. For the only time in Cowellan history, the vice presidential roll call was taken concurrently with the presidential roll call. Results: • Danielle Atron 2230 • Keane J. Page one • Eric F. Trampy two • Abstaining two. This was the last time in the 21st Century that the Vice Presidential candidate of either major party was nominated by roll call vote.

**Domestic policy:**
Early in her term, Morgan faced the problem of what to do with leftover deficits spawned by the Toht years. At $220 billion in 2012, the deficit had grown to three times its size since 2001. Morgan was dedicated to curbing the deficit, believing that Cowell could not continue to be a leader in the world without doing so. He began an effort to persuade the Democratic controlled Congress to act on the budget; with Republicans believing that the best way was to cut government spending, and Democrats convinced that the only way would be to raise taxes, Morgan faced problems when it came to consensus building. But Morgan prevailed and would continue to "Make the Cowellan Dream a reality." Morgan later successfully proposed a proposal which would enact spending cuts and tax increases that would reduce the deficit by $500 billion over five years. By 2016 stocks had risen to 110%. Morgan, when looking back said "Thank god they let me propose because if they hadn't Cowell would've entered into a mild recession."

#### **Awards and honors**

In 2013, *Time* magazine named her the Woman of the Year. In 2018, she was made an Honorary Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath by Kathleen Filibeg.

#### **Centenary Celebration**

The Big House announced on 10 January 2024 the details for celebrating Jennifer’s Centenary in the coming January 16 to February 21.

## **Personal life**

Morgan has an older brother Max Morgan (born on July 9, 1927) and an older sister Ruby Morgan (born on April 29, 1923). She also has a younger twin sister and brother, Gracie Morgan & Oliver Morgan (both born on August 6, 1938).

In 1954, Jennifer Morgan met Karl Morgan (born on April 5, 1931) and the couple were married in 1957.

## **Gallery**

Morgan preparing to shoot "Julie Ruthie Gets Expelled" in the end of May 1955.Morgan on the set of "King Midas and the Golden Touch" in January 1962Morgan in 1965.Morgan in early-1972.Morgan in mid-1980.Morgan's speech in June 2005.
## **Family**

* Lois Morgan (mother) (born November 12, 1895)
* Brian Morgan (father) (born December 18, 1896)
* Donna Morgan (aunt) (March 12, 1898-November 7, 2023)
* Donald Morgan (uncle) (July 15, 1900-January 17, 2020)
* Franny Morgan (aunt) (May 21, 1901-August 23, 2006)
* Ruby Morgan (sister) (born April 29, 1925)
* Max Morgan (brother) (born July 9, 1929)
* Gracie Morgan (sister) (born August 6, 1938)
* Oliver Morgan (brother) (born August 6, 1938)
* Joe Morgan (son) (born February 19, 1954)
* Stewie Morgan (son) (born June 15, 1957)
* Eleanor Morgan (daughter) (born December 18, 1965)
* Stevie Morgan (nephew) (born January 20, 1956)
* Casey Morgan (niece) (born February 25, 1959)
* Ebony Morgan (granddaughter) (born January 10, 1989)
* Walter Morgan (grandson) (born May 25, 1994)
* Alexander Morgan (grandnephew) (born August 13, 2002)
* Julie Morgan (grandniece) (born July 30, 2005)
* Denis Rockwell (brother-in-law) (born April 3, 1936)
* Denise Rockwell (sister-in-law) (born August 29, 1937)
* Lynda Rockwell (daughter-in-law) (born April 25, 1956)
* Jo Rockwell (daughter-in-law) (born August 21, 1961)
* Eric Rockwell (son-in-law) (born September 17, 1968)
* Charli Rockwell (grandniece-in-law) (born April 5, 2004)
* Eric Rockwell Jr. (grandnephew-in-law) (born November 16, 2009)
* Justin Rockwell (grandnephew-in-law) (born February 15, 2012)