The Last Politician.

For years, he was a solo politician, never fully comfortable on the campaign trail and more in love with the dance of policy than people.

Jeffrey has served in all sort of positions in government, serving in both chambers of the Virginia General Assembly from 1946- to 1960, to both chambers of Congress from 1961-1977, and after a failed Presidential bid in 1980, he served two terms as Vice President, from 1981-1989.

Often derided as a "wimp" despite nearly dying in World War II --and losing his left leg and most use of his right arm-- Jeffrey at 66 years old, narrowly won the White House in 1988, leading the Conservative Party ticket to victory, campaigning on his experience, defying the odds as a candidate of continuity in a change election.

Inaugurated as President, he must now contend with a Labor Party-controlled Congress and the harsh realities of governing in an increasingly divided America.

Very few of the people he is familiar with are left in D.C., and he really feels like The Last Politician.