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Jeremy Grenwich (born August 20, 1963) is an American politician who served as the 41st President of the United States from 1985 to 1987. Prior to his presidency, he was the owner of the Associated Press.

Grenwich was raised in the United States Virgin Islands. He is the first American President born outside of the continental United States. Following his graduation from School, he became owner of the Associated Press.

Early life
Jeremy Grenwich was born on August 20th, 1956 in Cruz Bay, Virgin Islands.

Head of The Associated Press and Grenwich Polling Institute
Grenwich bought the Associated Press in early 1984. He added the Grenwich Polling Institute to the polls used to project and predict elections.

1984 Presidential Campaign
Main Article: 1984 United States presidential election The 1984 presidential election featured Grenwich against Joshua Cruz, Nathan P. Zandstra, and Diane Gonzolez-Sivula.

Election
Grenwich ran for the Social Democratic nomination for the 1984 United States presidential election. He won the nomination, defeating Ender D. Pig and Big F. Balls. He nominated Tim Andrews for Vice President. Advancing to the general election, Grenwich won a majority of electoral college votes, defeating New Republican nominee Joshua Cruz, Bull Moose nominee Nathan P. Zandstra, and Communist nominee Diane Gonzalez-Sivula. At 21 years of age, Grenwich became the youngest President in American history.



Tenure
Grenwich's first term was marked by Vice President Tim Andrews's impeachment and other scandals, including his extra-marital affair with Elizabeth Kent. He created the United State's first Congressional Greens Taskforce, He was president during the terror crisis in Chicago Superior and established the US Homeland Security Department. He was extremely adament to congress the need for a treaty between the United States and the USSR, he placed forward the U.N.A Treaty which eventuated to the NO MOCK ALTS Treaty.

Election and Tenure
Grenwich Beat Freya Oliver for the Chairship in a close race, becoming the 1st and only Chairperson in the Social Democratic Party's history. He ran Party Elections and created caucuses for members.

1996 Presidential Campaign
Main Article: 1996 United States presidential election Grenwich Ran for a Second, Non-Consecutive, Term as president, He chose Elizabeth Kent As his running mate and set his eyes once again on the white house.

Election
Grenwich challenged Nathan Pascal Zandstra, the Incumbent Oceanic Senator and Senate Majority Leader. Nathan had become notorious for attempting to change the way representatives were elected, He also had controversies over the Chairship of the Bull Moose Party, attempting to censure and remove members of the Board, Grenwich used this momentum along with a Pro-Oceanic based campaign, He ended up calling Oceanic around him to flip the seat and take a Seat in the United States Senate.

Tenure
As Senator, Grenwich worked on and Co-Sponsored a lot of Legislation to improve The United States

Electoral History
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