The Extraordinary Presidents

by randolph churchill

There are a lot of Presidents in fiction. So who's in the White House in a world where all of fiction is true? A short description of all the presidents of the United States, from it's birth to it's death.

10. Quentin Trembley

1842 – 1845 Sir Lord Quentin Trembley III (Whig)

Quentin Trembley was the most eccentric president, certainly of the 19th century and very possibly of all time. Trembley gave himself several titles of nobility and issued the Depantsification Proclamation, making pants illegal. This eccentricity would lead him into a long feud with Congress but no matter how hard they tried, they were unable to remove him. Despite his eccentricities, Trembley had some positives, as he defended America from giant, man-eating spiders and appointed several babies to the supreme court, assuring that there would be a Whig majority there for a long time to come. Nevertheless, Trembley lost the election of 1844 and subsequently moved to the Oregon territory, where he would found the town of Gravity Falls before going into suspended animation.