Name- PM Tomas Walker MCP
DOB- 30th January 1799
Place of birth- Amberim-South Corneria
Occupation- Politician
Political Party- United Party of Corneria (UPC)
Years elected in Cornerian Parliament- 1825-1865
Elected Prime minister- 20th August 1848-1863

Personality- Kind, funny, serious, bitter and a Gentleman.

Likes- Music, photography, technology, Duke and clothes.

Dislike- Corrupt politicians, ignorance, people getting angry, excuses and lazy people.

BIO- Tomas Walker is the former Prime Minister of Corneria. He was famous for being the first red fox, second gay man as well as the first prime minister to run under the UPC.
He is the third longest serving leader for running as Prime minister for 15 years.

In his younger days Tomas was known for working in the wheat fields as well as taking part in combat sport events. Despite his slim space Tomas was capable of lifting men twice his size thanks from the training of his grandfather who was as a retired spy. He struggled with literacy as he didn’t have a proper education, which made things a challenge for him when dealing with a lot of paperwork. To tackle this he would have ‘private assistants’ who would secretly read him the documents and sign them on his behalf.

During his time as prime minister, he was known for helping African Slaves by transporting them to live in corneria to have a better life. They were considered the first humans to be Cornerian citizens. A reporter has ask him for the reason and he famously replied ‘because it’s the right thing to do’. He banned child labour and made it illegal for children to work under the age of 16. As well as children to stay in secondary school at the of 16. He helped improved tax funds for public schools and making healthcare free. Some StarFox fans may know him for passing the bill to allow the Cornerian Army to use Arwings and place shelters in the Rocky Mountains and hillside to keep the Civilians save.

After he lost the nomination vote in 1863, he went on the back bench he was there for two years till he retired in 1865. Despite for not working in Cornerian parliament, he began being a spokesperson for many organisations. His most famous is his diplomatic duties to the Kanto Region as Corneria’s ambassador, providing charities and hospital that are still used today.