Editing George Oliver (section)

==Post-Presidential Career==
Since 2011, Oliver has largely returned to the business world with Oliver-Chu Holdings. In 2014, Oliver opened a large private hospital in Point Lee known as Lenite Chu-George Oliver Medical Center as part of Ensure Medical. Ensure Medical has since become the largest provider of private healthcare in Wojiang Bay, specializing in providing service to rural communities. In 2019, Oliver re-entered politics by running for Mayor of Point Lee Township, after not gaining the endorsement of the Conservative Party, Oliver won the election as an independent with 39.7% of the vote in the first round and 54.7% in the second round against Roberto Iglesias Jr of Socialist-Labor. As the Mayor of Point Lee, Oliver was largely at odds with the left-wing city council who overrode his veto on a bill to rename David Livingstone Park to Semerajong Best Park. In 2022, Oliver attempted a brief political return as a "common-sense moderate" in the Conservative Party primary, he lost however to his former political associate and friend Brooke Weasley. Oliver ended up running as an independent with his own party-list in Wojiang Bay known as [[Real Talk!]]. However he only received 1.4% of the vote, most coming from San Fernando and Wojiang Bay provinces. In 2024, Real Talk! ran as a regional political party, although Oliver was eliminated in the first round with 17.8% of the vote.