Steve Louvak

President Steven Louvak is an American politician and diplomat who became 48th President of the United States after the Attempted Assassination of David Stewart. He is currently serving as the Secretary of Health & Human Services under President Arthur Griffin. He also formerly served as Secretary of State for President Marjorie Steinhelm's administration. A registered Republican, Louvak worked in the Department of State, he entered the political world being appointed as Trump’s Foreign Policy Advisor, and later Principal Deputy White House Chief of Staff, he resigned from this position on January 7th, 2021 after the US Capitol Riots. In 2023, he was appointed as Vice President by David Stewart. Upon Donald Trump's re-election in 2024 he left office on January 20th, 2025 attending the inauguration of President Trump and CIA Director Marjorie Steinhelm as President and Vice President respectively.

Early Life
Born Steven Alexei Louvak to Henri Louvak and Margaret Louvak.

Career
Louvak started his career at the State Department at age 22, after graduating from Harvard University with an undergraduate in International Relations and Foreign Languages, he became Ambassador to Fiji at age 27. He was the youngest career ambassador at the State Department at the time. He later went on to serve in more positions in the State Department.

Before entering politics Louvak worked for the Department of State, he served in the Obama Administration in many jobs including Deputy Chief of Staff to the Secretary of State, Special Envoy for Economic Prosperity and later International Development, he continued to serve in his job as Special Envoy for International Development during the first few months of the Trump Administration before he was replaced by model Meghan Cosman. In 2018 Donald Trump nominated Louvak to become Ambassador to the Arctic Council, he was later made the Ambassador to NATO as well on June 20th, 2018. Later he was appointed to become the Foreign Policy Advisor in the Trump White House. He served in this position until his promotion to Principal Deputy White House Chief of Staff.

On January 7th, a day after the January 6th Capitol Riots Louvak resigned from office in protest of the incident. He directed blamed Trump for the attacks and said, “I’m ashamed to have worked in this office, I knew what he was capable of, and I was complicit.”

The Biden Administration took pity on him loosing a job and he was appointed to be US Ambassador to Indonesia and made Special Envoy for South Asian Affairs

After the resignation of President Kamala Harris due to the Impeachment of Makaela Raffel, Louvak was nominated by President David Stewart to become his Vice President. He was confirmed by the Senate on August 9th, 2023.