John Adams

I was born October 30th, 1734 in a little town, maybe you've heard of it, Quincy, Massachusettes. Belive it or not, that place I was born was actually made into a National Historic Park. I went to Harvard when it was still a college and I became both an attorney and a teacher. You'd think those would be enough. Especially since they are at such opposite ends of the good/evil spectrum. And even with those things to keep me busy, I had this feeling that our colonies could be better governed by those of us who actually lived here. I got involved in a movement that really wanted liberty and freedom in these American colonies. I was involved pretty heavily with that whole "revolution" thing. Declaration of Independance, Constitution, yeah, I know those pretty well. Apparently enough of the good folks from the several states thought I'd be good enough to actually be the executive leader of this nation we'd made. I was Vice President serving with General George Washington. He was a good fella. Kinda GQ, but a good guy nonetheless. And when he was done with that job, I took his place. I created the Navy. That's pretty cool. They let me go on the boats whenever I wanted. I also did some things called the Alien and Sedition Act and the Judiciary Act. A lot has happened since I was president. A lot. Serisouly, a lot. But if you ever want to know any more about me, or what I think about something, just let me know. I haven't spoken much in a while.