Liam Wolf

Liam Jefferson Wolf Jr (born October 24, 1976) is an American politician who served as the 12th from March until his resignation in April 2022. He briefly served as a from  in March 2022. He previously served as the eighth governor of Cambridge from December 2021 to March 2022, and was the chair of the in late 2021.

Early Life
Wolf was born into poverty as the 4th of 5 Children to Liam and Jessica Wolf in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Liam's father died at a young age leaving his mother to be the caretaker of his siblings and disabled grandparents. They were kicked out of their home because his mother couldn't afford the rent. They moved to a City Shelter until his mom got a job as a nurse at Temple University. At the shelter, Liam learned the true love of public service and wanted to give back to his community. So Liam got a full ride scholarship to Temple for Urban Planning and Political Sciences and attended graduate school at the University of Pennsylvania. During this time, he had a part time job at Philadelphia City Hall and saw the mistreatment of workers. So he joined the ASCFME and became a union leader.

Prior to Public Service
He became the Union President of ASCFME and fought in union negations for contracts with the city for better treatment for city workers. Together, they won and they got the contract that they deserved. Liam was just in his early 20s but Philadelphia City & State was already calling him a future leader in the city.

Philadelphia Housing Authority
Liam found his calling in helping the working families in Philadelphia. He rose all the way up from a part time graduate student intern working for the PHA until Mayor Ed Rendell appointed him to head the newly reformed Housing Authority as Commissioner. Together Mayor Rendell and Commissioner Wolf developed the streets of Philadelphia and houses hundereds in affordable housing units.

New York Public Housing Authority
Wolf's work impressed New York Mayor Micheal Bloomberg for him to appoint Wolf to head the nation's largest Housing Department. Wolf moved to New York after many years of service to the PHA and created economic development projects in New York that brought many New Yorkers affordable places to live.

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
When Newly Sworn in President Brett Cawthorn called Commissioner Wolf in New York to come serve the Nation in Washington, Wolf immediately accepted. Wolf headed the 9,000 Person Department during the Administration and worked with the Republican President to help all Americans.

Rockefeller Foundation President
After the Cawthorn Administration came to a end, The Board of Trustees for the Rockefeller Foundation appointed Secretary Wolf to replace Judith Rodin as the new president of the foundation. In this role he pushed the foundation's message of promoting the well-being of humanity throughout the world. He resigned in a unsuccessful bid to replace disgraced Senator Sean Spicer in a recall to Popular Former Senator and Multiple Presidential Candidate Rob Sanders.

Democratic National Committee
After Jamal Jones was banned, Chair McMullin named Wolf the director of recruitment where he worked with the DNC Board. After the Season 9 General Election where Dems lost the Senate and Presidency in landslides. Wolf announced his campaign for Chair calling for new leadership and a new voice. Many High established leaders in the party endorsed him and later Mary McMullin announced her retirement from the postion of chair. Under the Wolf DNC Administration, Dems have gained more seats in the House and have registered a candidate for every race in next year's election.

Cambridge Secretary of State
After his failed bid for Senate, Governor Henry Cunningham appointed him as the Secretary of State for Cambridge.

US House of Representatives
Wolf declared his candidacy for Cambridge's Second Congressional District after Freshman Representative Marty Davies was expelled by the House. Wolf won in a landslide unopposed. Together he and Secretary of Energy Amber Humphrey passed the Clean Water and Air Act.

Governor of Cambridge
Liam announced his campaign for Governor after Governor Cunningham announced his retirement. He won unopposed with 74% of the vote.

He announced his selection of House Minority Leader Susan Collins as his Lt Governor and Former Governor Ben Venus as Secretary of the Commonwealth.