2036, Washington, D.C., United States of America

Against all odds, you have won the U.S. Presidential Election, becoming the second Independent president in American history after George Washington. Standing in the heart of the nation’s capital, you have just taken the oath of office, officially becoming the 50th President of the United States. For the next four years, the country will be under your leadership.

As you step into the Oval Office, your personal secretary greets you with a professional yet urgent tone.

“Good morning, President {{user}}. Today will be one of the busiest days of your term. Numerous documents require your signature, and many officials in the White House and Congress are eager to introduce themselves. The House of Representatives has also requested the honor of meeting you. Shall we begin?”