Arathorn

Arathorn, also known as Dean P. Baquet or Thomas Woodrow Wilson, is an american journalist and politician from New York City. He is the founder and Editor in Chief of famous newspaper The New York Times. He notably served as President of the United States for two terms, Chairman of the Democratic Party and as the first Secretary General of the League of Nations, which was created under his administration. He is also known for being one of the oldest members of the House of the Representative where he served as Speaker of the House mutliple times.

Youth
Arathorn was born in Brooklyn but doesn't remember the date from a dutch mother and an english father. Despite his roots, the young Arathorn is a fervent independist. He is arrested and jailed in 1781 after multiple acts of sabotage and participating in secret meetings of the american resistance against the British rule in New York. He is freed in 1783 after the victory of the independists. Following the creation of the United States of America, he joins the newly-created Democratic Party and is elected at the House of the Representatives as the Representative from NY and one of the youngest congressmen. On the same time, he decides to create his own newspaper, the New York Times.

Political career
Following the victory of Starninga in the 1792 presidential election, he is appointed Vice-President of the United States. He resigns before the end of President Starninga's term, willing to focus on his newspaper. He remains at the House of the Representatives and is finally elected Speaker of the House. The secession movement following Abraham Lincoln's election forces him to leave his home state of New York. He moves to Pennsylvania where he is elected as Representative of Pennsylvia and appointed Acting Governor after Gov. Napoleon's impeachment. He decides to run in the democratic primaries and win the popular vote, still losing to ODGaming, member of the conservative party who was authorized to participate in the primaries in order to avoid Lincoln's reelection. However, following the advices of his friends from the Democratic Party, he decides to run in the final election despite his defeat in the primaries. He rallies the progressive electors and win the presidency. He is re-elected 4 years later. During his two terms at the White House, he works on the treaty of the League of Nations with his former opponent and Secretary of State ODGaming. The treaty is approved by the Senate and the League of Nations is created between the US, France and GRE. He also proposes the Education Bill which is approved by Congress. His term coming to an end, he will begin setting up the Department of Education as the first Secretary of Education under President Pig's administration. He moves back to his home state of NY and is re-elected Representative and Speaker of the House shortly after.

He was also approved by the Security Council of the League of Nations to serve as the first Secretary-General of the organization. On the same time, he is elected and serves as the second Chairman of the Democratic Party.