Thump

The year is 2044, and America is going to the polls to elect a new president. The political landscape has undergone significant shifts following the 2020 election. The Democrats are running Lanni Portello, who was their choice in the previous five elections. After each loss, she divorced her husband, blaming him for the loss. The Republicans count on the incumbent until he drops out, forcing them to seek a candidate.
Political pundits are predicting the lowest turnout in recorded American history. They even speculate that if there ever were a year for a third-party candidate to prevail, this would be it.

The Party of Eagles, a fringe party, is fielding a weak candidate. However, the party leaders see this as an opportunity. One of their party contributors is John Smith, a hedge fund manager with a net worth of $77 billion. They decide to try to convince him to run. He ultimately agrees, but only because of some influence from his wife.
When he first enters the race, he garners some public support, but it remains low. When it comes out that he and his wife are swingers, and he admits to it, his popularity soars. The reason is that the public considers him honest, which is something they are not accustomed to.

The Secret Service doesn’t want to protect him because of where they may have to go. Once John Smith reaches 15% of the projected vote, the Secret Service must provide the requested protection because he is considered a viable candidate. While sorting out the details of security, the head of the Secret Service discovers that several of her agents are also swingers.

Once elected, the First Couple enjoys their sexual appetite in every room they can, the Red Room, the Green Room, the China Room, etc. They draw the attention of some White House staff, who use drinking glasses to eavesdrop on the conversations.
John Smith turns the Party of Eagles' symbol, rabbit ears, and hierarchy of men upside down. John brings in a woman to run as his vice president and names several to his cabinet.

TYPE OF HUMOR In one scene, the First Couple evades the Secret Service and makes their way to a local hotel for a change of pace. When the Secret Service arrives and inquires if a John Smith is registered, the reply is yes. There is a John Smith in rooms 101, 104, 117, and 124. 214, 218, 221, 227, 308, and 317.