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Line 1: {{WIP}}{{Infobox officeholder \| name = Thomas Coleman \| office = [[First Deputy Chancellor ~~of Cappedore\|First Deputy Chancellor]]~~ \| chancellor = [[Ken Yates]] <br /> [[Maya Murray]] Line 7: \| president = [[Austin Merrill]] \| termstart = 11 March 2016 \| image = ~~ThomasColeman~~COLEMAN.png \| office1 = Leader of the Liberal Union \| termstart1 = 11 March 2016 \| termend1 = 18 May 2023 \| predecessor1 = [[Vikki Slade]] \| successor1 = [[Reuben Barclay-Shaw]] \| party = [[Cappedore Liberal Union\|Liberal]] (since 1996) \| birth_date = {{birth date and age\|1980\|7\|12\|mf=y}} \| birth_place = [[Fort Clement]], [[Island of Attlee\|Attlee]] \| caption = A portrait of Coleman made in 2023 ~~\| honorific_prefix = The Right Honourable~~ ~~\| honorific_suffix = MG~~ \| width = 200 \| termend = 14 May 2023 \| successor = ''Position abolished'' }} '''Thomas William Samuel Coleman''' (born July 12th, 1980) is a ~~Cappedorite~~Wealdenite liberal politician, campaigner, and author who ~~has~~ served as First Deputy Chancellor of [[Cappedore]] ~~since~~from 2016 to 2023, as well as being leader of the [[Union of Liberals (Wealden)\|Liberal Union]]. He pulled the Liberal Union out of the Welfare Coalition with the CSDP after the Thomarian riots of 2022. On 18 May 2023, he resigned as the Liberal Union's leader.