President Graham’s mark

Peace Accord with Penamstan

Graham ended hostilities with Penamstan in 2006, after 5 years of conflict, which were prompted by his predecessor.

Took steps to ensure welfare of returning soldiers and veterans

After a failed rescue attempt carried out by the Mad Dogs, the circumstances surrounding which are classified, Graham ensured Mad Dog soldiers were returned to Texas so families could grieve properly. The families also received compensation to thank them, and their sons, for their sacrifices.President Graham officially recognised the Mad Dogs as national heroes, affording their families certain privileges such as covered funeral costs, and the opportunity to personally meet with Graham.

Sought justice, leading NATO in the War on Terror

Graham’s government launched the international military campaign, the War on Terror, in response to the September 11 attacks which resulted in 2,977 victims dead and over 6,000 injured.

Kept cool and respected tradition

Despite suffering a personal tragedy, President Graham continued to lead effortlessly - choosing not to share his concerns with the public so they were able to maintain a piece of mind. However, when an unknown source leaked and capitalised off of this tradgedy, Graham addressed the people of America and touched their hearts with what became one of his most famous speeches ‘Families in America’. This drew the people closer together than ever, united under a professional, but crucially, relatable leader.President Graham also respected the long-standing tradition of keeping a pet in the White House. His family adopted a yellow labrador retriever mix, as a puppy at the beginning of Graham’s presidency, who they named Nova. She was often spotted during official events, typically at the side of Miss Ashley Graham, such as the Easter Egg Roll event and made local news multiple times for her “adorable face”.