President Henderson

"People always address one side or the other. It's time to commemorate our differences and address the Elephant in the room... and the Donkey." - President Anderson

Jussi Henderson (1/3/2020 - 6/29/2020) was one of the earliest presidents of New Charta during its reinstate. As he was noted for being an ambitious politician in his works, he set goals that would later be the unfortunate downfall of his presidency and the rest of New Charta. Mainly, for the U.S.A. & Charta's relationship becomes firmer and stronger in order to create "The strongest superpower partners since the Allies."

As ambitious as he was, however, his approach towards current world situations was poorly treated. After the scary event of 4/17, he somewhat created a Charta Civil War for the next few years. When he was running for president after his first term, he decided to kick out his personal lawyer, Oliver Anderson, and try to campaign alone (pretty much.) Worst of all, when he tried to have a talk with the 45th President of the U.S.A. (Donald Trump,) he struck a $10 million dollar deal which would eventually be one of the biggest economic & political wastes of the time.

Jussi Henderson was impeached by the time he had fired his lawyer. As he was the first president in Charta's history to be impeached, his long poor legacy has made an impact in the history of the Reinstate. For this reason, he ended up slowing down the calculated uprise of economical innovation by the time Benjamin Renson had been elected as the next president. This is the life-long story of Jussi Henderson: Charta's worst president.

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Backstory

"Devote your time on the right solution, not on the wrong situation." - Jussi Henderson

Jussi Henderson was believed to be conceived during the Western Ages on January 3rd, 2020. As an infant, he lived quite a regular life. During that time, he began to develop an ambitious goal: Be the president of Charta, which had (just recently in this period) collapsed from the 7/20 attacks. People thought he was crazy. Although so many were against his goal, Jussi still believed he could impact history greater than any other president since Cyrus Charta. As he knew that "nothing is impossible," he took it into a wrong consideration: In his childhood, he neglected any source of advisory. No matter what, parents, teachers, relatives, even close friends, he wouldn't listen to anyone. He believed that his superiority was independent and that his ambitious ideology shouldn't be interfered with by any outside resources. With this, he began to grow far too independent. In his diary, he wrote, "