Politiburo

These elected officals all formerly served in the Duma and were voted in by popular vote. Bills that pass through the Duma, arrive at the Politiburo next before the Royal Cabinet and then the King's Cabinet before they reach the Office of the King.

Politiburo in Action 1958

Politiburo Members

1st Minister

• Joseph Mahon Farragut O.H.C.: Cheif Minister. Elected to office: December, 1999.

Secretary: Lucille Antwerpen Press Secretary: James Garbeil Assistant: John McCayne

2nd Minister

• Martin Francis Goyez B.A.R.: Lieutenent Minister. Elected to office: May, 2001.

Secretary: Danielle Jacobs Press Secretary: Jason Caleb Assistant: Darb Coldern

3rd Minister

• Henry Samson Burns V.C.D.: Minister of the Interior. Elected to office: April, 2006.

Assistant: Niels Ballerson

4th Minister

• Leonard Samuel Fitzgerald C.S., V.C.D.: Minister of Defense and War. Elected to office: May, 2004.

Assistant: Paula Jacobson

5th Minister

• Maria L. Baum F.C.: Minister of the Economy. Elected to office: July, 1999.

Assistant: Nathan Moore

6th Minister

• Charles Brandon Estep: Minister of Transportation. Elected to office: August, 2002.

Assistant: William Wainwrite

7th Minister

• Paul Vincent DeKamp V.C.D., BAR: Minister of Health. Elected to office: September, 1998.

Assistant: James Woodliff

8th Minister

• Edward Pulhoni Bishop O.S.: Minister of Home Affairs. Elected to office: Feburary, 1999.

Assistant: Prauha Defoe

9th Minister

• Peter Symrnov Kortmann O.S.: Minister of Civic Rule. Elected to office: March, 2005.

Assistant: Thomas Peralta

10th Minister

• Sandra Diana Schwikert F.C.: Minister of Education. Elected to office: January, 2002.

Assistant: Rhian Massigbird

11th Minister

• John Mason Woodliff O.H.C., BAR: Minister of State Affairs. Elected to office: June, 2006.

Assistant: Joshua Tozer

12th Minister

• Christopher Yellerman Young V.C.D., O.S., BAR: Minister of Municipals. Elected to office: October, 2002.

Assistant: Raul Orozco

Noted members of the Politiburo

• Daniel Walsch Wilberforce: Junior War minister. Pulled country into war before taking his own life in May of 2006