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Just for Fun - An Inauguration Day Fantasy:
Tribute to the Unknown President
by Joseph Robert Jochmans
1 - 19 - 2009 As the military band struck up Hail to the Chief
and the great throng of onlookers exploded in cheers, the outgoing
President and First Lady slowly made their way onto the inaugural
platform to take their places of honor. Though the day was unusually
warm for January, a stiff breeze lowered the temperature to a cold
chill, and the First Lady looked with concern over to the aged
figure of the President seated next to her. But he seemed fine, a
contrived smile on his lips, his glassy eyes staring off into empty
space. He certainly was not cold, she knew - he had no feeling for
that. All she was worried about was that his programming circuits
might freeze up on this one last and vital event before he left
office.
The ceremony began, the swearing in of the new Vice President and
new President was underway, but the First Lady’s mind
wandered far away in time and space. She shuddered, not from the
cold but from the memory of that awful day in March years before
when her beloved husband had been struck down by an assassin’s
bullets. She had hurried to be at his side in the hospital, only to
find him already gone. He died on the operating table before they
could even say goodbye to each other.
Yet in those first few hours after his demise, on her orders she had
purposely suppressed the news from leaking out. Instead, something
unexpected was hatched between herself and those who walk the secret
corridors of national security, within the shadowy depths of
government.
She was in shock, to be sure, but she was also angry - angry that
her husband had been robbed of his chance to make his mark in
history. The security advisors who huddled around her sympathized,
realizing too that the nation - just coming out of a decade of hurt
and pain from Vietnam, Watergate, hyperinflation, joblessness, the
Iran hostage frustration and general malaise - had placed all their
hopes on this new President. American society, they decided, might
not recover from the trauma of his slaying.
And so a bold and daring alternative was proposed. The technology of
computer robotics by that time had been vastly developed by military
researchers, to a far greater degree of sophistication than the
general public even suspected. Would a substitute President fool
everyone and be accepted?
The First Lady, quickly sensing her new position of power, agreed
that they must go ahead with the clandestine switch. The risks to be
taken of course would be terrific. Yet the covert parties involved
convinced themselves - perhaps more because of their own shifts into
newfound secretive authority - that it was the only thing to do.
Their success, especially during the first term in office, had
been beyond what they ever could have dreamed. Though at times the
President seemed slow in thinking and speech, or appeared to drop
off in sleep during cabinet meetings while programming disks were
being changed, everything went smoothly. At appropriate times he was
admitted into Walter Reed Hospital for routine physical check-ups or
for minor surgery - always on schedule for a mechanical overhaul or
good cleaning, or to replace parts with new updated bionic
equipment, or do cosmetic work to age the President, adding wrinkles
in all the right spots for the cameras.
The President fulfilled his functions, said his speeches, performed
his monotonous wave as he walked to and from the White House
helicopter, and delivered his policies already decided upon by the
First Lady and her advisors. She thought how ironic it was that
media reporters had at first criticized the President as continuing
a great acting job from his movie days, then eventually praised him
on his computer-like conciseness as the great communicator.
If they only knew the truth, she smiled, of how intuitively
observant they had really been.
It was during the second term in office that some serious slips
began to creep in, and the First Lady had to work hard to cover them
well. She had not realized that machines, just like people, can wear
out. The computerized speech patterns from the President became more
and more retarded and slurred at awkward moments.
Once, the news cameras had caught her prompting the President in
giving an answer to a press conference when his software had briefly
come out of mode. Again, during a critical summit meeting with the
Soviet Premier, a key memory chip had failed and the President could
only speak in a garbled fashion for a full minute. The Russians
began to have their suspicions. Yet all was smoothed over when he
rebounded and delivered a well written - and well computer rehearsed
- speech the following day.
For a time during this same period there had been a lot of talk in
the American press about the President’s age and his showing
signs of senility. The robotic technicians had finally come to the
rescue with a major restructuring. Thereafter, the President soon
appeared to be invigorated with what news commentators called a new
youthfulness as he continued to carry out the affairs of state.
Now it was coming to an end. The Inauguration speech of the newly
sworn-in President was closing, and the First Lady began to realize
how truly exhausted she was. It had been a very hard eight years.
Unknown to everyone except a handful of people close to her, she had
been the real President while also carrying out the functions of the
First Lady, plus living with the constant fear and anxiety of her
secret being discovered.
Her policies, voiced through the machine vocal cords of the
President, had been as wise and logical as she could have made them.
There were mistakes, she silently admitted. But the programmed
congenial nature of the President’s aging image, perfectly
suited to psychologically take no responsibility for any of its
actions, had covered up the worst errors with brilliance and had
even generated public acceptance and popularity.
There had been some decisions - like traveling in person to the
Soviet Union, and the signing of the Nuclear Arms Treaty - that were
really out of character for what her husband would have done were he
still alive. She had insisted on these, even against the counsel of
her co-conspiring advisors. With sadness, looking again at the cold,
unfeeling replica sitting next to her, she realized that if her
husband had survived, his stubborn rashness very likely would have
gotten them all into a nuclear war.
Hopefully now, in the world she had helped to guide in a new
direction, a very different future of hope and promise might have a
chance to manifest. The one missing point, the First Lady lamented,
was that no one in the world would ever know who the real instigator
of peace had been. Then, after a moment of reflection, she nodded to
herself - it was still worth the price of silence she had personally
paid.
The final applause and cheers rose to the sky as the newly
instated President ended his speech. They stood up, the now
ex-President and herself, applauding with vigor. Later, as they
left, shared their last goodbyes and entered the helicopter waiting
to take them to the airport for their flight into retirement, she
turned back and took a long curious look at the new President and
new First Lady.
Had he already been replaced too? she wondered. Was his wife now
in charge of the programming? Perhaps, the ex-First Lady smiled
wryly, this was the only way in American politics that women would
ever be allowed to run the highest office of the land.
As the former President and former First Lady boarded their jet
home, the aged figure obediently sat in its seat, buckled in and
fell into its usual programmed smile and silent stare. The long hard
road was now finally over, she sighed. They could go home and she
could get some deserved rest.
From here on in the ex-President would make his appearances in a
far more controlled environment, rather than in front of the whole
nation and the world as they had done in the White House. There
would be a few guest visits, honors, ceremonies, even a book or two
might be released, ghost-written by her behind the scenes.
Gradually, the growing stiffening of his aging machine body and
the slow dissolving of his memory files would be explained as the
onset of Alzheimer’s, and he could then be completely
isolated from the public eye for good. At some point the
ex-President would finally be reported to have died in his sleep,
his model would be quietly destroyed, and the body of her beloved
husband - waiting all these years in cold storage in a secret vault
- would receive the full honors of a Presidential burial. History,
she was satisfied, would be fulfilled despite the fact that she had
secretly manipulated it.
As the jet wheels left the runway, she looked one more time at
the mechanical frame of the ex-President resting in silent mode next
to her. He had done his job well, despite all the mishaps. And with
a loving touch she reached beneath the collar at the back of his
neck and gently switched him off, his eyelids and head once again
drooping into a peaceful slumber.
Source: *** FAR Visions *** (E-Mail News from Forgotten
Ages Research)
Copyright 2009. Joseph Robert Jochmans. All
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