Dan Mendelsohn

"I, erh *cough* no comment at this time..."

— Mendelsohn during a press briefing in regards to his administration's corruption in 5179

Dan Mendelsohn
Biographical and chronological information
Nationality:	Federalist
Date of birth:	3685 NE
Physical and biological description
Species:	Human
Gender:	Male
Height:	1.88 m (6'2 ft)
Hair color:	Brown
Eye color:	Blue
Skin color:	Tan
Societal and political information
Affiliation:	Multiversial Federation President of the Multiversial Federation
Rank:	23rd President of the Multiversial Federation (formerly)
Occupation(s):	Politican (formerly) Cafe owner
Status:	active
Mother:	Orah Mendelsohn (biological mother) Youko Mendelsohn (second mother)
Sibling(s):	Eskender Mendelsohn (older brother) Laurentine Mendelsohn (older sister) Melville Mendelsohn (younger brother) Bohuslav Mendelsohn (younger brother) 48 younger siblings
Marital status:	widower
Spouse(s):	Hosni Mendelsohn (wife, deceased)
Children:	Anush Mendelsohn (eldest daughter) Saeed Mendelsohn (only son) Helena Mendelsohn (youngest daughter)
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Dan Mendelsohn was the 23rd President of the Multiversial Federation from 5174 NE to 5182 NE. His presidency is regarded by many as the most corrupt in the Federation's history, with numerous cases of political and military corruption while not directly connected to him, they were often attributed to him and his administration. He was replaced by Meredith Sims, a woman who somehow made his corruption sandals his administration had to deal with worse.

Notes

• While certainly a pretty corrupt president and the administration he governed was equally corrupt, leading to many scandals and events that eventually result in him stepping down from running for reelection in 5182 viewing his chances to win as nonexistent, yet, despite being apart of a party created by many former Nationalist Alliance members and many of their policies are meant to eventually dismantle the Federation completely, Mendelsohn wasn't involved in that part of the party, and in fact was pretty unaware of that fact alongside many other Confederalist party members, although they all believed in the Federation being a more decentralized entity with a more devolve form of federalism.