Peter Daxton

Peter Daxton (born 61 BCV) was representative for Alsakan from 25 BCV-21 BCV. These days he's a veteran entrepreneur.

Political Career
A wealthy and promising finance man and business magnate, he was appointed a Representative after economic issues that came during a minor civil war against the royalists and republicans upon Alsakan. He didn't run for a second term due to low-polls and a change in political climate. Despite his wealth and presence, he was quite unknown for the time and people are still surprised to hear he was actually a politician in his younger years.

He was succeeded by Albert de Vries

As a Businessman and his Minor Fame
He became a large investor and bought many holdings across the galaxy, and currently specialises in artificial-prosthetics and hologram-boudoirs.

He hosted the Apprentice: Alsakan Edition from 1 BCV to 5 ACV -at the start of his fame he got from a documentary about the technology industry around the same time- but low viewings caused the show to be cancelled by its main streaming service on the HoloNet. The few loyal cult-followers called for the show to come back during the early 10s ACV, but the relatively niche population the show was oriented to was generally unreceptive. He was also a host on a morning show for the Northern Core, Spotless Dawn AM, and was a contestant on a few comedy game shows and had a cameo in the blockbuster Stretched Time 2. This made him an iconic figure in this decade, and a man of encouragement during the Hutt War and the early Seperatist Crisis. People who nostalgise about their time in this period remember him.

However, after 8 or 9 ACV, and a few controversies over large tech corporations in their involvement with the separatists, caused a dip in his overall popularity and a few issues with drugs and drinking caused less offers to host him on the HoloNet. Eventually his fame waned and became a relic of a last time that only old parents could remember and reference.

He has since recovered and is now quite a small figure "I don't own much more expensive than a log these days". He spends time alone in the Outer-Rim, still investing in medical sciences and lustful ways of holopleasure. He has recently published an autobiography- "Daxton: A life". Critics mock his pitiful service as a lowly representative, his dip in his career, and the way he can't use an/a properly. Whoever said that was an mean man. Poor Peter.