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Governor of California. Daughter of 2nd-generation Nisei Japanese-American father and White mother. From San Diego, California.

An American congressman from Nevada, Senator Roan comes from the long-established Roan family, an otherwise popular, albeit controversial 'old money dynasty' of the Southwest which had been born out of accomodative services for the miners brought in by the California Gold Rush in the 1800s. He is the younger brother of Sean Roan, a popular Cardinal of the Catholic church, who holds office in the Archbishop emeritus of Los Angeles.

Senator Roan came to prominence in the political spotlight for having ended the near-30 year tenure of Democratic Senator Howard Cannon in the 1988 elections; a victory which many attributed to the popularity of his brother, Sean Roan. As a sitting Senator of Nevada from 1988 to what may be the end of his tenure in 2000, Francis Roan played a prominent role in advocacy and support for sweeping out the embedded crime families in Nevada's gaming industry and the 'corporatization' of the loosely regulated gambling and services industries.

Though controversies had risen at this time of self-serving interests and accusations that he had simply seen to it that the gambling industry was further placed under his own family's influence and subtler criminal connections, most of these cases have fallen into obscurity or led to their own dead ends- some accusers now missing, suspected of fleeing the state to escape the intense legal fees, or being representatives of those very criminal connections Roan sparred with. Regardless, with his efforts largely considered a success, Senator Roan's public prominence and general popularity in the Southwest has otherwise helped keep him in the spotlight, and as a potentially very useful ally in the right situations.

Born in 1950, in Atlanta, Georgia, he graduated from highschool in 1969. He later went to Emory University to pursue a degree in law and foreign affairs, with minors in economics and business. Edward joined the Vietnam War on the side of American forces as an officer at the rank of second lieutenant in 1973 and would end as a captain in 1975. was honourably discharged there after. During the 1980s, he pursued a career in Georgia as a representative, joining the Republican party there and later worked as a state official. Edward would become the Secretary of Georgia during the 1990s, before joining Jacinda Limson's presidential campaign in 2000.

Born in 1927 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Veteran of WW2, Korea, and Vietnam. Secretary of the United States Treasury.

Lawrence Romine Slagler (born March 17, 1940) is an American Army officer, statesman, and politician who served as the 21st United States Secretary of Defense since 2001. Additionally, Slagler was a four-term US Congressman from Florida.

Early life and education

Lawrence Romine Slagler was born at Orange General Hospital on March 17, 1940, in Orlando, Florida, the son of Emma Adell (née Dawson) Slagler and Garrett Romine Slagler. His mother was long from Florida, but moved during World War II to work as a nurse in the hospital, where both she and his father had met and eventually married.

Slagler attended Grand Avenue School in Orlando, and later graduated from Orlando Senior High School where he excelled not only acedemically, but also in sports. Since a young age, Slagler had desired a career in the military, and soon after graduating, received an appointment to West Point to become a commissioned officer.

During his years at West Point, Slagler always ranked top of his class in academics, but fell short of others in military discipline. He attained the rank of First Captain, and graduated in the Class of 1961 with a Bachelor's Degree. Soon after graduating, Slagler received various postings for serving as an infantry platoon officer and company commander. He was schooled in modern warfare, and in 1964 commanded an infantry company at a firebase deep in the jungle northwest of Da Nang. In 1968, Slagler was promoted to Colonel and served as the aide-de-camp to the 1st Cavalry Regiment, managing manpower, equipment, logistics, and funding for the unit. He played an important role in the Regiment's success during the Vietnam War, proving the Air Cavalry doctrine worthwhile to the US Army with his assistance in planning and logistical implements. In 1974, Slagler was sent back home as Congress began pulling funding for the war.

Anthony Burrows, Esq. was born on November 2, 1955 in Huntington, West Virginia. His father was a rail yard electrician and leader of the local rail workers’ union and his mother a librarian. His parents’ careers gave him an early appreciation for organized labor and public service. He graduated from Marshall University with a degree in political science and then attained his J.D. from the West Virginia University School of Law.

He first started working as an assistant prosecutor for Cabell County and gained a reputation for being tough on violent crime but advocating for treatment programs for non-violent drug offenders. He was elected West Virginia Attorney General in 1992, running as a Democrat, where he joined a multistate lawsuit against tobacco companies and achieved the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement, aggressively pursued coal industry safety violations, and established one of the state’s (and country’s) first drug diversion programs aimed at treating rather than punishing drug offenders.

He was tapped by the Jacinda Limson campaign team to serve as Attorney General due to his reputation as a moderate bipartisan. At Limson’s request, he agreed to leave the Democratic Party and be an Independent to make his nomination more palatable to Republican hardliners in Congress.

Hailing from Odisha, L.G Moharana is a proud American citizen and proud member of the cabinet. born in South Carolina on December 24th, 1951 Moharana learned what he could about vehicles and their workings from his father, whom was a mechanic for TATA motors and then Honda. He has a Masters in Mechanical engineering and has worked in both the Automotive and Rail industry for a combined 10 years.

Born in Oregon, 1947 in the city of Portland to Jelinda Kensington, a library clerk and Conrad Theophilus Marsh the Second. His parents never married and separated after the 1948 Vanport Flood, which forced both Wesley and his mother to relocate to Fresno, California. She moved in with her mother and father who were wealthy orange farm owners. From a young age, Wesley exhibited a strong interest in political science and economics, reading as much as possible with the tutelage of his mother and grandparents.

Eventually, after passing entrance examinations with flying colors, he was admitted into the prestigous Buchanan College Prep school at the age of 14 where he joined the local Young Republicans chapter. After completing highschool, much to the chagrin of his parents, he opted to move back to his home state to continue his education at the University of Oregon. He bragged that he would complete his studies at 24, but he would eventually volunteer for military service at the age of twenty, after numerous debates with fellow students about the ethicacy of the war.

His military service would last until the end of the war. He able to enlist as a Lieutenant given he already had two bachelor degrees in both economics and political science. He was stationed in the Quảng Ngãi province in 1968 where he oversaw a small platoon of soldiers named B-Company under the 20th Regiment of Soldiers. His first orders were to cross into the village of Sơn Mỹ otherwise known as 'My Lai' where his adjacent C-Company violently suppressed local "guerillas" by engaging in numerous executions, rapes and indiscriminate assaults on local villagers. Lieutenant Marsh, for his part, disengaged from the village as soon as he realized that there were no Viet-Cong elements present, but when called to testify against the actions of his fellow Lieutenant-Commander, he defended his decisions on that day; "For all we know, each and every villager could have been a member of the People's Army of Vietnam. But my job was to shoot at the guys shooting at me. Because I saw no active combatants, I knew I had no business there. I don't know what his orders were, nor do I really care. We were boys in the jungle out there, naked, exposed. All day, every day we were dangling our feet above the gnawing trap that could either kill us, or maim us for life."

Even after the brush with a court-martial, he rose through the ranks from Lieutenant to Lieutenant-Colonel during the war, taking part in numerous operations like Tet Offensive, Khe Sanh and eventually the invasion of Cambodia. He was later detached from the 20th Regiment and made a Military Advisor to the South Vietnamese government, where he attempted to educate ARVN forces on anti-guerilla warfare. He described this experience as a "miserable purgatory where I was rebuffed by our allied Vietnamese and aggressively ignored by US command, who knew that nobody was willing to pump even another dollar if it meant the continuation of this shitshow"

After Vietnam, he returned to the United States to continue his studies and received a doctorate in political science and a major in economics. During this time he was known to voluntarily provide free lectures to young students on his time in Vietnam and eventually stated that he regretted ever "leaving school to prove those assholes right that the war was anything other than a political charade." Nontheless, he remained a committed Republican.

He was reactivated as a General and put in charge of the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit, where he oversaw humanitarian operations in Palestine, the invasion of Granada and evacuation operations in Beirut. In the nineties, his unit was put on the frontlines during "Operation Desert Shield" in Iraq and later "Operation Provide Promise" in the former Yugoslavia

Born in Bergen County, New Jersey to Italian immigrants in 1943. Pugliesi served as the County’s clerk from 1988 to 1995. He was briefly implicated in a sex and drugs scandal involving the DeCavalcante crime family. That was dismissed by the judge due insufficient evidence.

Pugliesi joined Jacinda’s campaign team in 2000 and received his role as Cabinet Secretary as a result. He is open to advise any members of the Cabinet at any time.

He is a practicing Methodist.