George Hunter
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| Term of Office: 20 February 1980 - 20 February 1990 | |
| Position | Prime Minister of Hallevor |
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| Preceded by | William Miller |
| Succeeded by | Arnold Wyle |
| Date of birth | March 1st, 1926 |
| Date of death | April 17th, 2032 |
| Place of birth | Norske, Hallevor |
| Place of death | Nyrenton, Hallevor |
| Political party | Objectivist Party |
George Oswald Hunter Jr is a former Prime Minister of The Freeland of Hallevor. He is the second Prime Minister since the Revolution against the Communist Government. He has been re-elected five times for two year terms.
Background
Hunter was born to a Miner in 1926 by age seven he was at ahead of his class of fifty six children. Around age seventeen his father died from starvation and his mother was brutally murdered by the secret police. He is said to have joined the secret Anti-Communist Guard at his school. Around age twenty one, he joined the group known as SAT "Soldiers Against Tyranny". He fought in many pre-civil war battles which helped weaken the state. In 1963 he met William Miller who was quickly befriended by his stories of battle against the state. The SAT joined with Miller's resistance against the government and quickly became one of the most well known defenders of Minarchy.
In 1966 the organization known as the Hallevoric Front of Liberty (HFL) announced and declared war on the state. Hunter rose the ranks and became a charismatic speaker for the HFL. In 1972 he was shot in the leg and unable to continue battling. He still spoke and made speeches for morale and to spread the message. In 1976 during the fall of the Socialist Hallevoric Empire, Hunter is said to have remarked "Graham's head is full of lead. Now the Red is finally dead." The Minarchist State was set up and put into action. Hunter stood behind Miller's policies, both economically and socially. When Miller was assassinated in 1979, Hunter announced his candidacy for Prime Minister to over-see the building of the Senate and maintain Miller's ideas of economy and society.
