President Nancy Bowman

Early Life
Nancy was born in Redmond, Washington to Kevin Richardson an associate at a law firm and Kelly Bowman (Decker) a Plasteloware saleswoman. Bowman was inspired by her mother at an early age and aspired to be a woman everyone could understand and make a deal with. Nancy attended Evergreen Community School and then to W.G Henderson Secondary. She then went to the University of Seattle for a degree in Political Science.

Adult Life
Nancy started working as an assistant to then governor of Washington, Larry Goldstein in 1994. Bowman took this as a shadowing opportunity and learned most of her ethics from Goldstein. When writers handed her speech drafts she would write them all in a notepad she kept in a drawer in her desk. When the time came for the state election again, Bowman was furious to get Goldstein another term in office. But when the results came from the ballots, Goldstein had lost to Åke Olafson. She had to pack up and head to Washington DC where she eventually ran for office and was supported by her fans in Washington state. She campaigned mainly along the western states to achieve a popular look, and when election time came along, she won 81.3% of the vote.

Presidential Career
Nancy became the third female president after winning the 2016 election. Bowman promised to lower taxes within her first five months of being in office but failed to do so which caused Americans to retaliate, it later simmered down after tensions with Shaakir el-Turay and the terrorist group Majmuea grew. She decided to declare martial law and have the United States "obliterate the middle east". Doing so meant that the allies of the United States were flustered due to their trade agreements of oil with the middle east. The United States in action of the allies turning against them meant closed borders and the deportation of everyone born outside the United States. This lead to the U.S-E war that lasted from 2016-2018. Surprisingly Bowman was not impeached and has stayed in office ever since winning the 2016 election.