Praxis A. Faloon

"'Try and take me down and you will see every stone pillar, every marble statue, every hall and chamber crumble with me. You know I'm right, and you know that there is no America without me anymore.'" Praxis Alexander Faloon (April 27, 2004 - January 11, 2070) was an American politician at the end of the two-party system, serving as the first non-dichotomous President since Millard Fillmore. Born in Austin, Texas to Peggy and David Faloon, Praxis would go on to serve as Mayor of Marfa, Attorney General of Texas, United States Senator, Governor of Texas, President of the United States, and Secretary of State. He also founded the Bluebonnet Party of Texas and later co-founded the Big Blue Coalition with Samuel A. Hilton.

Rising to acclaim for his part in the drafting of the Second Constitution but infamous for his involvement in the Hay-Adams Affair, Faloon was one of the most powerful people in 21st century history. As President oversaw the passage of many pieces of the Master Plan, a Bluejay legislative package intent on reforming America. After stepping down post-second term, he served as Secretary of State to President Hilton, where he was party to the fall of the European Empire and the brokering of the Trans-Atlantic Product Exchange Accords (TAPE Accords).

Shortly after the assassination of Samuel Hilton, Faloon suffered what was officially deemed a stroke at his family ranch in Marfa, Texas. However, some speculated that his wife, Lyla "Shay" Rose-Faloon, poisoned him after he told her privately that he intended to run for a third term despite a Constitutional provision against it. A member of the household staff was quoted saying "she wanted to protect the legacy from the man." He is buried in the Texas State Cemetery in Austin.

Early Life
Praxis was born on the 27th of April, 2004, in Austin to Peggy and David Faloon. As a child, he reportedly excelled academically, attending Kealing Magnet Middle School, a gifted and talented program. It is at Kealing that he developed many of his core beliefs, Faloon said. After Kealing, he attended Stephen F. Austin High School in Austin Texas. Here, he met many future key players, including future Bluebonnet Chairwoman Alexandra Caspers, future Speaker Ella Thomas, future President Samuel A. Hilton, and, of course, his wife Lyla S. Rose-Faloon.

At Austin High School, Faloon was one of five debate forum captains and won the office of Junior Class President the year after Samuel A. Hilton held the position.