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By Day 7, President Taylor had been in office for 65 days (9 weeks, 2 days). She had mobilized military support to restore the ousted government of [[Ule Matobo]] in Sangala, but the efforts of [[Iké Dubaku]] caused a dire threat to US national security at home.
 
By Day 7, President Taylor had been in office for 65 days (9 weeks, 2 days). She had mobilized military support to restore the ousted government of [[Ule Matobo]] in Sangala, but the efforts of [[Iké Dubaku]] caused a dire threat to US national security at home.
   

Revision as of 06:43, 20 January 2009

Allison Taylor was a United States Senator prior to being elected and sworn in as President. She was the successor of Noah Daniels.

Redemption

Senator Taylor won the general election against the incumbent, Daniels. She was present at the White House to complete her transition work during the events of Redemption with her husband Henry. She expressed interest to Tom Lennox that she wished to weigh in on the unstable political and military situation in the African nation of Sangala, even though she was to be sworn into office in less than two hours. Taylor spoke to President Daniels, and did not agree with his decision to empty out the American embassy. She did not decisively answer Daniels' question about why he lost the election, and was asked by him to address him as "Mr. President" when she turned down a shot of liquor in his toast to her upcoming Presidency.

She was sworn in by Chief Justice Edwin Ross shortly before 12:00pm EST, and delivered a live televised speech. Among those in the crowd were her husband, son Roger and his girlfriend Samantha Roth, and Ethan Kanin. In her speech she indicated a firm resolve and a national posture that was different from Daniels'.

Day 7

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By Day 7, President Taylor had been in office for 65 days (9 weeks, 2 days). She had mobilized military support to restore the ousted government of Ule Matobo in Sangala, but the efforts of Iké Dubaku caused a dire threat to US national security at home.

Selected cabinet and administration officials

Office Name
Chief of Staff Ethan Kanin
Secretary of State Joe Stevens
Chief of Naval Operations Admiral John Smith

Memorable quotes

  • Allison Taylor: When the founders of our country boldly declared America's independence to the world, they knew that they derived their power to govern from three basic human rights: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Today, we rededicate ourselves to the preservation of those inalienable rights. But even as we carry forth the torch lit by those great men, we need to remember its light doesn't always shine as brightly as it should. It flickers and grows dim because of apathy, greed, and fear. De Tocqueville said, in every democracy, the people get the government they deserve. Today, I am asking each of you to help me give you the government you deserve. We all share the responsibility history has placed in our hands. The future—our future—depends on it.


  • Allison Taylor: Our involvement could avert a genocide.


  • Allison Taylor: We're done debating this, Joe!

Background information and notes

  • As the Sangala standoff started on her Inauguration Day, and a news report showed that the Sangala crisis was on it's 65th day, Taylor was in office for 65 days as of Day 7.


Appearances

Day 7

Redemption
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