| Order: | 4/50th President |
|---|---|
| Term of Office: | 2049 - 2053 |
| Predecessor: | Carl Preston |
| Successor: | Thomas Steele |
| Date of Birth: | |
| Place of Birth: | |
| Date of Death: | 21 January 2053 |
| Place of Death: | Washington FDC |
| First Lady: | |
| Profession: | businessman |
| Political Party: | Democrat |
| Vice President: | Thomas Steele |
Alan Adams was the CEO of Colbert Group, a multinational headquartered in Illinois, before running as the Democratic candidate in the UCAS Presidential Election of 2048, with a Technocrat running mate, Thomas Steele. The Democrat-Technocrat alliance allowed the Democratic Party to seize the White House, as well as the Senate and House of Representative. Michigan in particular was a key state in those elections.
Adams and Steele were reelected in 2052. But Adams died of massive stroke on January 21 2053, the day after his second inauguration.
| OFFICE | NAME | |
|---|---|---|
| President | Alan Adams | |
| Vice-President | Thomas Steele | |
| State | Gerald Humphrey | |
| Treasury | Quentin McDonamd | |
| Defense | Malcolm Dowling | |
| Justice | Douglas Freeman | |
| Agriculture | Sheila Erdeky | |
| Commerce | Harcourt Pierce | |
| Resources | Jay Stein | |
| Human Services | Alexander Dominello | |
| Health | Dr. Charles Hands-That-See | |
| Information | Randall Gartner | |
Inconsistencies[]
While Super Tuesday places the death of Adams "mere weeks after the 2052 election", the Sixth World Almanac gives the specific date of January 21 the next year. (st! -- swa)