The Cat President

 is an American adult comedy comic book series created by TBD, being published by Moonlake Comics since November 2nd, 2016.

Synopsis
Set in a world where strange things commonly happen, a sarcastic and somewhat corrupt cat known as Dante becomes the president of the United States as he has to go into insane scenarios while trying to run the United States.

Main

 * Dante - a sarcastic and somewhat corrupt cat who has become the President of the United States as he doesn't fully care about running the country and prefers to service himself as he is forced to try and be a decent president.
 * Alexis Carlton - the extremely normal vice president and Dante's owner who tries to keep him from screwing things up although she can't fully control him all of the time, trying to make things normal.

Supporting

 * Lloyd Gardener - the trigger happy Attorney General who somewhat enjoys indulging himself into violence as he is also surprisingly good pals with Dante, often drinking beer with him.
 * Jordan Palms - the extremely slutty Secretary of State who despite his tendencies to sleep with women from whatever country he visits, is surprisingly good at brokering peace.
 * Lana Smithy - the stern and strict Secretary of Defense who seems to be the only member of the Cabinet who does her job properly as she ends up befriending Alexis.
 * Queen Elizabeth - the immortal queen of England who has made a deal with a demon to be unable to age as she is somewhat loyal to Dante and has a close alliance with him and America.
 * Claude Bacone - a rather romantic yet poor hating pig who is the President of France as he is weirdly infatuated with Dante.

Antagonists

 * President Boris - a massive and hulking bear who becomes the president of Russia as he is loyal to the soviet ideals as he becomes Dante's rival as they often clash against each other.

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