SayerQT

SayerQT (Born August 30, 1740) served as the 5th President of the United States (1813-1821),1st vice president of the United States (1789–1793), Senior Associate Justice of the United States (1793–1805), United States Senator from Virginia (1788-1789), Governor of Florida (1795–1799), 6th speaker of the United States House of Representatives (1809-1813), and well as the 2nd and 4th Governor of Washington (1807–1813, 1823-). She is also currently the Chairperson of the Democratic National Committee, and is currently serving as the United States Senator from Washington (1821-), and as the 6th Secretary of State of the United States (1821-).

Early Life
SayerQT was born in Fairfax, Virginia on August 30, 1740. A daughter of two political activists, during childhood SayerQT developed her political views. During the American Revolutionary War, SayerQT served in the Continental Army as a Lieutenant in Virginia's 4th Militia. SayerQT also was part of the Virginia Delegation to the Continental Congress and contributed heavily to the Constitution and the creation of the United States.

Vice Presidency
SayerQT was founded the Progressive Democratic Party of the United States on October 11, 1788. Four days later, he met with Greviaty and StarNinga in Fairfax, Virginia and formed the brand new Democratic Party. They nominated Greviaty of the State of California as their Presidential Nominee. In the general election, no candidate got a majority of the Electoral Vote and the Election went to the House and Senate. Since SayerQT did not initially win the Vice Presidency, she took up the seat she just won in the United States Senate, representing Virginia. The Democratic-Controlled Senate elected SayerQT Vice President, and the One Nation-controlled House elected Shellblu President. This resulted in a Democratic vice president and a One nation President. SayerQT served as Vice President until StarNinga was elected President.

Supreme Court
Upon the election of StarNinga, StarNinga appointed three supreme court justices, one of them being SayerQT. She became the Senior Associate Justice and served on the court completely through Andrew Yang's Presidency as well. SayerQT resigned on 1805 to persue a legislative career. During this period, SayerQT moved to Florida, eventually becoming governor, then left Florida and moved to Nebraska for a while and then when she resigned she moved to Washington.

House of Representatives
Before the 1806 Midterm Elections, SayerQT decided to move to Washington, after seeing the natural beauty of the state. In the elections, she ran for the brand new Washington's 3rd Congressional District, as well as for Governor of that State. She got elected, and was soon chosen as House Minority Leader, beating out Arathorn for the position. She won the race for Governor, and in 1808 led the Democratic Party to regain control of the House and SayerQT was swiftly elected to the position of Speaker of the House, with many Republicans and Independents supporting.

Presidency
In January 1812, SayerQT announced her campaign for President. She was automatically marked as the frontrunner by most polls, but suddenly a new player emerged onto the Primary Scene. That person was the rising star in the party who just got elected Senate Majority Leader, Barack Obama. He became the frontrunner in most polls, which looked bad for the SayerQT Campaign. However, with Victories in the Nebraska Caucus and other later contests, she became the nominee in one of the most closely watched Primary Seasons of all time. She went on to be elected President in the General Election against Beaverman with great debate performances. She won every single state except for the District of Columbia, who went to Third-Party candidate Jeb Bush. To this day this remains the largest Electoral Landslide in history, with her also taking nearly 70-80% of the Popular Vote. In her presidency we saw many additions, such as the US Post Office, the Central Intelligence Agency, and more. She was re-elected to a second term with a lesser landslide in 1816 against LandonHM.

Post-Presidency
Following her leave from the presidency, she ran for Washington's Senate Seat and won by a 50-point margin over the incumbent. She currently is the Chairperson of the Democratic National Committee and is Secretary of State.