Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt (October 27th, 1898-May 25th, 2036) was an American politician, statesman, conservationist, naturalist, historian, and writer who served as the 36th President of the United States from 1957 to 1961. During his presidency, Roosevelt advocated for gay rights and legalized gay marriage, which lowered his popularity amongst most Americans. He also oversaw a recession, which he failed to combat. However, he did oversee the Cuban Missile Crisis and made temporary peace with the Soviet Union. Despite his efforts to get re-elected, he lost the Democratic Nomination to John Fitzgerald Kennedy, who would go on to drop out of the race. Roosevelt was succeeded by John Quincy Adams. Following his Presidency, he served as Governor of New York and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. In 1965, news came about claiming he died, which was believed to be true until 2024, when the 126 year old Roosevelt was found alive. He died in 2032, shortly before the Sino-American War ended in Nuclear Devastation.