Herbert G. Taylor

Herbert Garret Taylor (June 7, 1888 – December 7, 1964), often referred to as simply Herbert G., was an American politician who served as 33rd President of the United States from 1933 to 1941, and the Democratic nominee for president in 1928, he was first elected as a U.S. Representative from Maine's 2nd District in 1920, a position he held for Twelve years. prior to that he served a term as Mayor of Westbrook, Maine. He was a conservative Democrat, and president during WWII, some say he had Nazi tendencies, and didn't really help the allies during the war, he maintained close relations with the Reich, but was popular at home for his Nationalist Values, the economy was relatively stable during his presidency, and he was popular among people of all classes. He is now generally given a medium-low rating among Presidents, due to his near-Fascist tendencies and lack of help during WWII, he remained influential after his service, and some say he contributed to the fact that Germany wasn't completely destroyed after WWII, and why Nazis stayed in power.

Early Life
Herbert Taylor was born June 7, 1888 in Westbrook, Maine to future 25th President Hiram Taylor, who came from a long line of Presidential Taylors, his grandfather, 14th President Admiral Percival Taylor, his great-great Grandfather, 8th President Sydney Taylor, and his 3rd-great-grandfather, 6th President and 3rd Vice President Rupert Taylor. His mother was unknown, and he was kidnapped and adopted by his Uncle Taylor Mann, due to his father's Communist Tendencies which his other relatives thought was unsafe. Because of this, he was raised conservative.