Herbert Hoover
Governor of Iowa: 1931-1939
Deputy Leader of the Labor Party: 1940-1942
Vice President of the United States: 1941-1942
Leader of the Labor Party: 1942-1949
President of the United States: 1942-1949
Secretary-General of the Commune of Nations: 1949-1963
Herbert Hoover will forever be known as one of history's greatest Presidents of the United States, and also the most prominent Secretary-General of the Commune of Nations.
*BLAH, BLAH, Personal life not affected by PoD*
When the Republican Party voted to become the Conservative Party, Hoover was split, should he abandon his ideals for the good of the greater whole, or make a stand, for his progressive ideas? He ultimately chose the latter and left to join the Labor Party.
In the 1930s, he became involved within state politics in his beloved Iowa, becoming elected its Governor in 1930, 1932 and 1936 on a progressive Labor ticket. Iowa, one of the states greatest hit by the Depression, looked to him to get it out of its despair, and he made no expense in doing so, and Iowans, in their gratitude, voted him in for a third term in a landslide in 1936.
The federal Labor Party noticed his talent and decided to offer him the position of Deputy Leader, since the incumbent, Huey Long, resigned it to seek the Leadership. Hoover accepted and the Long/Hoover ticket defeated Conservative Robert Taft/John Garner in a landslide.
The Second World War against the Nazis took up many of Long and Hoover's time, and when Long was assassinated by a rabid Democrat (which led to the party's near-death for a long while) Hoover became President of the United States and Leader of the Labor Party. He led America through the War and when victory was complete, his speech on it was certainly memorable!
In the treaty, a Commune of Nations, an international organization for peace, was set up. Benito Mussolini, the Prime Minister of Italy, was appointed that, but everybody knew that once Hoover finished his term as President, the position was open for him. The people desired him to run for a third term in 1948, but he declined, passing it on to Henry Wallace, which made a promise to be an one-termer.
In 1949, Hoover was inaugurated as the second Secretary-General of the Commune of Nations, a position he would hold until his death. In this position, he advocated an pessimistic interventionist streak, which worked well with most nations.
He died in 1963, and his funeral in America was attended by millions, both from America and outside it.
Many call him the "President of the World" for his presidential behavior as Secretary-General, which would be a blueprint for future S-Gs to follow.
Governor of Iowa: 1931-1939
Deputy Leader of the Labor Party: 1940-1942
Vice President of the United States: 1941-1942
Leader of the Labor Party: 1942-1949
President of the United States: 1942-1949
Secretary-General of the Commune of Nations: 1949-1963
Herbert Hoover will forever be known as one of history's greatest Presidents of the United States, and also the most prominent Secretary-General of the Commune of Nations.
*BLAH, BLAH, Personal life not affected by PoD*
When the Republican Party voted to become the Conservative Party, Hoover was split, should he abandon his ideals for the good of the greater whole, or make a stand, for his progressive ideas? He ultimately chose the latter and left to join the Labor Party.
In the 1930s, he became involved within state politics in his beloved Iowa, becoming elected its Governor in 1930, 1932 and 1936 on a progressive Labor ticket. Iowa, one of the states greatest hit by the Depression, looked to him to get it out of its despair, and he made no expense in doing so, and Iowans, in their gratitude, voted him in for a third term in a landslide in 1936.
The federal Labor Party noticed his talent and decided to offer him the position of Deputy Leader, since the incumbent, Huey Long, resigned it to seek the Leadership. Hoover accepted and the Long/Hoover ticket defeated Conservative Robert Taft/John Garner in a landslide.
The Second World War against the Nazis took up many of Long and Hoover's time, and when Long was assassinated by a rabid Democrat (which led to the party's near-death for a long while) Hoover became President of the United States and Leader of the Labor Party. He led America through the War and when victory was complete, his speech on it was certainly memorable!
In the treaty, a Commune of Nations, an international organization for peace, was set up. Benito Mussolini, the Prime Minister of Italy, was appointed that, but everybody knew that once Hoover finished his term as President, the position was open for him. The people desired him to run for a third term in 1948, but he declined, passing it on to Henry Wallace, which made a promise to be an one-termer.
In 1949, Hoover was inaugurated as the second Secretary-General of the Commune of Nations, a position he would hold until his death. In this position, he advocated an pessimistic interventionist streak, which worked well with most nations.
He died in 1963, and his funeral in America was attended by millions, both from America and outside it.
Many call him the "President of the World" for his presidential behavior as Secretary-General, which would be a blueprint for future S-Gs to follow.