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'''Roberta Christmas''' (born 12 May, 1986) is a former [[Governor]] of the [[Mississipi Valley]], since 2019. She previously served as Lt. Governor under [[Brian Murphy]], until he resigned. Being 33 she's the youngest Governor to have ever taken office in this superregion, after [[Carter Glass]] (62 years), [[Johnny Green]] (37) & [[Brian Murphy]] (39), and also the shortest living, having served for a week. | '''Roberta Christmas''' (born 12 May, 1986) is a former [[Governor]] of the [[Mississipi Valley]], since 2019. She previously served as Lt. Governor under [[Brian Murphy]], until he resigned. Being 33 she's the youngest Governor to have ever taken office in this superregion, after [[Carter Glass]] (62 years), [[Johnny Green]] (37) & [[Brian Murphy]] (39), and also the shortest living, having served for a week. | ||
| - | She's being investigated for several offences, as the MSV Legislature began to impeach her | + | She's being investigated for several offences, as the MSV Legislature began to impeach her 24 hours after her elevation. She resigned, with Independent Representative [[J.D. Comfort]] replacing her. |
== Lt. Governor of Mississippi Valley == | == Lt. Governor of Mississippi Valley == | ||
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After being elevated to Governor, Christmas began a massive change in the policy of the Mansion. After offering a bill to unify the Virginias, Dakotas & Carolinas, states from other regions, the Governor ordered the Militia to spend $10,000,000 on massive destruction weapons. | After being elevated to Governor, Christmas began a massive change in the policy of the Mansion. After offering a bill to unify the Virginias, Dakotas & Carolinas, states from other regions, the Governor ordered the Militia to spend $10,000,000 on massive destruction weapons. | ||
| - | For this reason, and many others, the legislature began the procedure to '''impeach''' her with the support of both parties | + | For this reason, and many others, the legislature began the procedure to '''impeach''' her with the support of both parties a day after her elevation. She resigned, with [[J.D. Comfort]] being elevated to replace her. |
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| 4th Governor of the Mississippi Valley | ||||
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| In Office: 2020 Lieutenant(s): None | ||||
| Preceded by | Brian Murphy | |||
| Succeeded by | J.D. Comfort | |||
| Lt. Governor of the Mississippi Valley | ||||
| In Office: 2017 - 2020 | ||||
| Preceded by | Ron Casey | |||
| Succeeded by | None | |||
| Born | 12 May, 1986 Minneapolis, Minnesota | |||
| Political Party | Republican | |||
| Spouse | Unknown | |||
| Religion | Roman Catholic | |||
Roberta Christmas (born 12 May, 1986) is a former Governor of the Mississipi Valley, since 2019. She previously served as Lt. Governor under Brian Murphy, until he resigned. Being 33 she's the youngest Governor to have ever taken office in this superregion, after Carter Glass (62 years), Johnny Green (37) & Brian Murphy (39), and also the shortest living, having served for a week.
She's being investigated for several offences, as the MSV Legislature began to impeach her 24 hours after her elevation. She resigned, with Independent Representative J.D. Comfort replacing her.
Lt. Governor of Mississippi Valley
During her 3 years as leader of the Majority of the MSV Legislature, Christmas sponsored more than half the bills proposed, most of which failed. A connection between Governor Murphy and Christmas' policies was never seen, and as Murphy's activity began to decline, both the Senate and the House began to show no progress being made for the people of the region.
Governor of Mississippi Valley
After being elevated to Governor, Christmas began a massive change in the policy of the Mansion. After offering a bill to unify the Virginias, Dakotas & Carolinas, states from other regions, the Governor ordered the Militia to spend $10,000,000 on massive destruction weapons.
For this reason, and many others, the legislature began the procedure to impeach her with the support of both parties a day after her elevation. She resigned, with J.D. Comfort being elevated to replace her.
