I'd think so, Alfa as suk Greek name, and many rulers inherited their kingdom, he took his further than what his father did and also conquered the powerful Persians. He was also being called king by the troops before his father even died.

"Alexander apparently saved his father’s life when Philip (his father) intervened in a fight that had broken out between factions of his army. Philip had saved himself by falling to the ground, apparently unconscious. Alexander, who was only sixteen at the time, but who had already led the army in battle, jumped into the fight and ended it."

His dad also got jelly and drew his sword during a wedding, but eventually made amends. Back then a Greek father could kill his son but a son couldn't kill the father. So their relationship was awkward even though Alexander loved his father but the jellyness was too strong.

Chad: consonant

Timothy: vowel

Very sad.

It’s SAD!!

Chris Christie = Timothy
Mike Pence = Timothy

Kamala Harris = Chad? Big if true…

With the first name being Kamala I think we might have to make an exception to the rule here. Every rule has exceptions so I'm calling the first one here.

Hold on hold on that’s not in agreement yet.

You’re saying now BOTH names have to end in consonants, not just the last name?

Well what about the middle name then? Where does it end??? WHERE???

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