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Haley is tough as nails and only cares about protocol and procedure, she is (initially) loyal to [[Phil Baker]], the new president of the [[United States (Earth-38)|United States]] (unaware at the time that he did not have the country's best interest at heart) but after Baker went against the protocol of their country by ordering the construction of a satellite with a cannon attached to it, that would destroy any alien spacecraft enters the solar system, she pondered on whether the president's strange decisions regarding [[Ben Lockwood]] and the satellite had ulterior reasons beyond the polls. |
Haley is tough as nails and only cares about protocol and procedure, she is (initially) loyal to [[Phil Baker]], the new president of the [[United States (Earth-38)|United States]] (unaware at the time that he did not have the country's best interest at heart) but after Baker went against the protocol of their country by ordering the construction of a satellite with a cannon attached to it, that would destroy any alien spacecraft enters the solar system, she pondered on whether the president's strange decisions regarding [[Ben Lockwood]] and the satellite had ulterior reasons beyond the polls. |
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Revision as of 08:46, 2 June 2019
Colonel Lauren Haley is a United States Marine Corps officer who was appointed by then-president Phil Baker to oversee the D.E.O..
Biography
Haley joined the Project Morae with Alphonso Tran at some point.
Haley was appointed by president Phil Baker as the supervisor of the director of D.E.O., Alex Danvers; after Alex disobeyed a direct order from the president.[1]
After Kara Danvers (under the persona of Supergirl) was wrongfully fired from the D.E.O. by Baker when she (rightfully) refused to reveal her civilian identity to the public, Haley focused on discovering what it was when Supergirl refused to back down when Haley claimed an investigation under the authority of the D.E.O..
Personality
- "I may not be the Woman of Steel, but if you push me, you will find I do not bend."
- —Lauren Haley to Alex Danvers[src]
Haley is tough as nails and only cares about protocol and procedure, she is (initially) loyal to Phil Baker, the new president of the United States (unaware at the time that he did not have the country's best interest at heart) but after Baker went against the protocol of their country by ordering the construction of a satellite with a cannon attached to it, that would destroy any alien spacecraft enters the solar system, she pondered on whether the president's strange decisions regarding Ben Lockwood and the satellite had ulterior reasons beyond the polls.
Haley hated the D.E.O. when J'onn J'onzz (a green martian) ran the place.
Initially, Haley doesn't trust aliens and has an anti-view on aliens in general, but is willing to work with them in some cases, though she is often only using them as tools; she was involved in a cover up when she used aliens as human weapons and turn on them.
Haley's anti-view on aliens in general started to change when she sees the then-president Baker want to destroy alien space ships and that the Children of Liberty going too far on hunting aliens. She felt a lot of remorse on hunting aliens, as it was really bad and knew Kara Danvers (under the persona of Supergirl) is innocent when her copy attacked the white house.
Appearances
Supergirl
Season 4
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Behind the scenes
- In the DC comics, Lauren Haley is a lieutenant in the Air Force and an associate of Wonder Woman.
- In the DC comics, Haley is Caucasian.