William Eugene Blaxton

William Eugene Blaxton was the founder of the European Unity Party (which soon merged into the Alternative Front, which he is a co-founder and leader of).

Blaxton served a term as Assemblyman, two terms as a Senator, the Minister of Defense and Vice Chancellor of the Ferrón administration, and is a former Chancellor of the Federation.

Early Life
Blaxton was born to a poor, working class family in Weymouth, England in 1996. He grew up on a farm with six brothers and two sisters.

The son of Michael and Luis Blaxton, he was a bit of a troublemaker as a child. He regularly got in trouble at home before being sent to a military school at the age of thirteen.

There, he was under the wing of a former member of the BUP where he got into politics at a young age and began to read political theory. Blaxton soon became a disciplined young man and joined the army as a medic at 17.

Political Life
He served for 6 years in the Army before becoming an Assemblyman and founding the European Unity Party (EUP). He had an unsuccessful bid as Senator against Fernando Ferrón before uniting three of the main rightist parties into the Alternative Front with his former opponent, Fernando Ferrón.

Blaxton soon became a prominent European politician after gunning down a terrorist during the attack on the joint session. Using the fame from the incident, he became a member of the Third and Fourth Senate and watched as the Alternative Front Front grew.

Under the Ferrón administration, Blaxton became the Minister of Defense and soon the Vice Chancellor. Him and Ferrón became close friends beforehand which led to his appointment along with his prior government experience.

During Ferrón's coma, Blaxton became the Chancellor after Ferrón was removed from office and quickly filled the cabinet and is the current Chancellor of the European Federation.

Blaxton ran for re-election against EWP candidate Nikolas Zurrus but lost the election by a fairly substantial amount. As a result, he is currently serving as the Speaker of the General Assembly.