Pierre Monroe

President Pierre Monroe OSD
Monroe's Official Government Portrait
President of Delamaria
In office December 2016 – November 2020
Governor General	Angelina Hudson
Vice President	Deborah Van Roose
Preceded by	Herbert Walker-Busch
Succeeded by	Deborah Van Roose
Vice President of Delamaria
In office December 2008 – December 2016
President	Herbert Walker-Busch
Governor General	Angelina Hudson
Succeeded by	Deborah Van Roose
Governor of Radnor
In office March 1996 – March 2008
President	Gerard Severnson
Governor General	Herbert Avonbrough
Lieutenant	Joseph Hampden
Preceded by	Jacques Louvre
Succeeded by	John DeMarches
Personal details
Born	Pierre FitzKennedy Monroe April 8th, 1959 Bodmonton, Radnor
Died	November 22, 2020(2020-11-22) (aged 61) United Party Convention, Rhodeport

Pierre Fitzkennedy Monroe is a Delamarian Politician, and was President of Delamaria from December 2016 to November 2020, upon his death in the November 22nd Attacks. Monroe was Vice President under President Herbert Walker-Busch from 2008 to 2016, and Governor of Radnor from 1996 to 2008.

Monroe was born to a wealthy family in Bodmonton, the eldest of five children, most of which would go on to work for his family's business Monroe International. He began his political career as a State senator of the United Party in Radnor in 1982, then becoming Lieutenant-Governor and later Governor in 1996. As governor of Radnor, Monroe was a leading supporter of revitalisation of infrastructure, gay and women's rights, and education reform. This popular cause lead him to be chosen as then senator Herbert Walker-Busch's running mate in the 2008 Election, in which they won a resounding 68% of the vote. After two terms as Vice President, Monroe won the United Party's nomination for President in the 2016 Election, in which he won by a smaller 59.5% of the vote.

Monroe as Governor of Radnor at the 2004 United Party Convention in Port Regina.

Monroe had a bachelors degree in Politics from the University of Yorkerdam, and has received 15 honorary degrees both domestically and internationally, and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.