Earn every trophy in Good President Simulator.
Sign your party's registration form.
Switch off the lamp to end your first day in office.
Sign your first law. Reading it is optional.
Crumple a law into a ball instead of signing it.
Win the town election and move up to the city.
Win in the city and move up to the region.
Win in the region and reach the national office.
Reach an ending. Any ending.
Win the general election.
Win the general election and retire to a mansion.
Win the general election with the honest folk behind you and go back to your old place.
Retire to a country estate a friend paid for.
End up settling accounts with some friends.
Lose office and go home, exactly as you left it.
Get removed from office three times in the same stage.
Collect 5 different endings.
Sign 250 laws or deals.
Accept the ultimatum of a bloc that was about to throw you out.
Get sent back to repeat the stage by your own party.
Empty the public purse until a law can't be paid.
Open a public works project with money you had to spare.
Push a bloc so high that it turns up at your office.
Lose an election.
Win an election with your weakest bloc less than 4 points over 50%.
Win an election with every bloc above 58%.
Win an election without taking envelopes, jewels or deals all stage.
Take an envelope or a jewel off the desk, no questions asked.
Seal a deal by word of mouth.
Keep the gift and bin the law of whoever brought it.
Make the papers over an ugly rumour.
Get the second warning from some friends.
Say no to the third warning.
Let the police do their job, for once.
Award the harbour works to you-know-who.
Take a gift a visitor leaves on your desk.
Hand a gift back to the person who brought it.
Use 4 different items in your office.
Use a gift in front of a visitor who can't stand it.
Have 7 decorations on display at once.
Sink a paper ball in the wastebasket.
Score from the far end of the rug.
Sink 7 balls in a row without a miss.
Rack up 150 basket points.
Read the paper on 30 mornings. Headlines count.
End a day with 5 crumpled laws and not a single signature.