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	\|name = Johnathan Adams Darby		\|name = Johnathan Adams Darby
	\|office1 = [[House of Representatives\|~~Representative~~]] ~~from NS-04~~		\|office1 = Member of the [[House of Representatives]] from [[North]]'s [[4\|4th]] District
	\|term_start1 = March 9, 2020		\|term_start1 = March 9, 2020
	\|predecessor1 = [[Arkenstone]]		\|predecessor1 = [[Arkenstone]]
	\|office2 = [[House of Representatives\|~~Representative~~]] ~~from NS-05~~		\|office2 = Member of the [[House of Representatives]] from [[North]]'s [[5\|5th]] District
	\|term_start2 = November 7, 2019		\|term_start2 = November 7, 2019
	\|term_end2 = February 1, 2020		\|term_end2 = February 1, 2020

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	\|successor2 = [[Tedd Ddet]]		\|successor2 = [[Tedd Ddet]]
	\|office3 = [[Cabinet\|Secretary of Transportation]]		\|office3 = [[Cabinet\|Secretary of Transportation]]
	\|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG\|~~275px~~]]		\|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG\|250px]]
	\|term_start3 = November 29, 2019		\|term_start3 = November 29, 2019
	\|term_end3 = January 2, 2020		\|term_end3 = January 2, 2020

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	\|chair5 = Jake Thundy		\|chair5 = Jake Thundy
	\|term_start5 =January 20, 2019		\|term_start5 =January 20, 2019
	\|~~term_start5~~ =February 1, 2019		\|term_end5 =February 1, 2019
	\|predecessor5 = [[Matthew Hale]]		\|predecessor5 = [[Matthew Hale]]
	\|successor5 = ''party abolished''		\|successor5 = ''party abolished''

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	\|term_end3 = January 2, 2020		\|term_end3 = January 2, 2020
	\|predecessor3 = [[Justin]]		\|predecessor3 = [[Justin]]
	\|office4 = Labor National Committee Vice Chair		\|office4 = [[Northern Cabinet\|Northern Secretary of the Environment]]
	\|~~chair4~~ = Jake Thundy		\|governor4 = [[Lyndon Garland]]
	\|~~term_start4~~ =~~November 11~~, 2019		\|term_start4 =March 22, 2019
	\|~~predecessor4~~ = [[Matthew Hale]]		\|predecessor4 = [[James W. Hagen]]
	\|~~office5~~ = Labor National Committee Member		\|office5 = Labor National Committee Vice Chair
	\|~~chair5~~ = [[d.a.barchipelago]]		\|chair5 = Jake Thundy
	\|~~term_start5~~ =November 11, 2019		\|term_start5 =January 20, 2019
	\|~~term_end5~~ = January 18, 2020		\|term_start5 =February 1, 2019
	\|~~predecessor5~~ = N/A		\|predecessor5 = [[Matthew Hale]]
	\|~~successor5~~ = N/A		\|successor5 = ''party abolished''
			\|office6 = Labor National Committee Member
			\|chair6 = [[d.a.barchipelago]]
			\|term_start6 =November 11, 2019
			\|term_end6 = January 18, 2020
			\|predecessor6 = N/A
			\|successor6 = N/A
	\|birth_date = November 18, 1974		\|birth_date = November 18, 1974
	\|birth_place = Manhattan, New York		\|birth_place = Manhattan, New York
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	Darby was sworn in as representative on November 7, 2019. He was appointed chair of the House Commerce, Education, and Infrastructure Committee, and a member of the House Ways and Means Committee. He has introduced numerous bills to the house, including the Prevention of Marriage of Children Act, which would ban child marriage and give justice to those who were forced into child marriage, the No Corporal Punishment in Schools Act, which failed after certain Federalist Party representatives didn’t see how it was constitutional, and the now-passed Codegreen Personal Hygiene Products Act, which requires all federal buildings to supply basic personal hygiene products in restrooms. When re-elected into the 12th Congress, he was made Minority Leader and Chair of the Climate Change and Environment Committee. He resigned on February 1, 2020 after the death of his son Thomas and left for private life until March.		Darby was sworn in as representative on November 7, 2019. He was appointed chair of the House Commerce, Education, and Infrastructure Committee, and a member of the House Ways and Means Committee. He has introduced numerous bills to the house, including the Prevention of Marriage of Children Act, which would ban child marriage and give justice to those who were forced into child marriage, the No Corporal Punishment in Schools Act, which failed after certain Federalist Party representatives didn’t see how it was constitutional, and the now-passed Codegreen Personal Hygiene Products Act, which requires all federal buildings to supply basic personal hygiene products in restrooms. When re-elected into the 12th Congress, he was made Minority Leader and Chair of the Climate Change and Environment Committee. He resigned on February 1, 2020 after the death of his son Thomas and left for private life until March.

	'''Running in March'''		'''Running in March'''<br/>
	After moving into NS-04 in Fort Lee (see Personal Life) he decided to run on the [[American Liberal Party]] ticket, going against [[Doggo]] and [[Judge Red]]. He won with 37.56% of the vote and caucused with the rest of the American Liberal representatives. He is Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee and proposed an amendment during his term trying to officially prohibit the loophole in the Origination Clause ~~creatd~~ by United States v. Munoz-Florez, rather than keep with the [[Supreme Court]] decision of closing the loophole in Case 19-11, [[JMP vs. United States]].		After moving into NS-04 in Fort Lee (see Personal Life) he decided to run on the [[American Liberal Party]] ticket, going against [[Doggo]] and [[Judge Red]]. He won with 37.56% of the vote and caucused with the rest of the American Liberal representatives. He is Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee and proposed an amendment during his term trying to officially prohibit the loophole in the Origination Clause created by United States v. Munoz-Florez, rather than keep with the [[Supreme Court]] decision of closing the loophole in Case 19-11, [[JMP vs. United States]].

			'''Northern Cabinet'''<br/>
			On March 17, 2020, Governor [[Lyndon Garland]] nominated Darby to be [[Northern Cabinet\|Northern Secretary of the Environment]]. While he has no background in environmental studies, he seemed to have an uneventful confirmation hearing, and the [[Northern House of Delegates]] confirmed his nomination with four in favor and one abstaining. In the cabinet, his department hasn't done much due to the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic.

	==Personal Life==		==Personal Life==
	Darby’s maternal side of the family is of German descent and his paternal side of the family is of Italian descent. His wife of 15 years, Jennifer, is of Irish descent and is still a self-employed attorney for criminal justice, and runs a firm of approximately 60 people. His son, Thomas, was born in 2005 and his younger daughter Abby, was born in 2007 and is currently in the 7th Grade. Both are Straight-A students and attend school in New York, North. On February 1, 2020, his son Thomas was found unconcious in a bathroom in Darby's Nassau County residence around 11:00 AM and was rushed to North Shore University Hospital and was pronounced dead upon arrival, at 11:39 AM. His death is considered to be by suicide by overdosing on pills, and Darby's wife wished to move closer to her childhood home in Fort Lee, New Jersey, North, and the three moved into an apartment there, being the reason Darby became a representative for NS-04, not NS-05.		Darby’s maternal side of the family is of German descent and his paternal side of the family is of Italian descent. His wife of 15 years, Jennifer, is of Irish descent and is still a self-employed attorney for criminal justice, and runs a firm of approximately 60 people. His son, Thomas, was born in 2005 and his younger daughter Abby, was born in 2007 and is currently in the 7th Grade. Both are Straight-A students and attend school in New York, North. On February 1, 2020, his son Thomas was found unconcious in a bathroom in Darby's Nassau County residence around 11:00 AM and was rushed to North Shore University Hospital and was pronounced dead upon arrival, at 11:39 AM. His death is considered to be by suicide by overdosing on pills, and Darby's wife wished to move closer to her childhood home in Fort Lee, New Jersey, North, and the three moved into an apartment there, being the reason Darby became a representative for NS-04, not NS-05.

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	\|spouse = Jennifer Darby (née Jackson)		\|spouse = Jennifer Darby (née Jackson)
	\|children = 2, Thomas and Abby Darby		\|children = 2, Thomas and Abby Darby
	\|education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology ([[Urban Science\|BS]]) New York University ([[Law\|MS]])		\|education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology ([[Urban Science\|BS]]) <br> New York University ([[Law\|MS]])
	}}		}}
	==Family and Personal Life==		==Family and Personal Life==

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	\|office1 = [[House of Representatives\|Representative]] from NS-04		\|office1 = [[House of Representatives\|Representative]] from NS-04
	\|term_start1 = March 9, 2020		\|term_start1 = March 9, 2020
	\|predecessor1 = [[Arkenstone]		\|predecessor1 = [[Arkenstone]]
	\|office2 = [[House of Representatives\|Representative]] from NS-05		\|office2 = [[House of Representatives\|Representative]] from NS-05
	\|term_start2 = November 7, 2019		\|term_start2 = November 7, 2019
	\|term_end2 = February 1, 2020 ~~(Resigned)~~		\|term_end2 = February 1, 2020
	\|predecessor2 = [[Jake Thundy]]		\|predecessor2 = [[Jake Thundy]]
	\|successor2 = [[Tedd Ddet]]		\|successor2 = [[Tedd Ddet]]
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	\|spouse = Jennifer Darby (née Jackson)		\|spouse = Jennifer Darby (née Jackson)
	\|children = 2, Thomas and Abby Darby		\|children = 2, Thomas and Abby Darby
	\|education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology~~, Bachelors of~~ Urban Science ~~<br/>~~		\|education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology ([[Urban Science\|BS]]) New York University ([[Law\|MS]])
	New York University~~, Masters of~~ Law

	}}		}}
	==Family and Personal Life==		==Family and Personal Life==

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	{{Infobox officeholder		{{Infobox officeholder
	\|name = Johnathan Adams Darby		\|name = Johnathan Adams Darby
	\|office1 = [[House of Representatives\|Representative]] from NS-05		\|office1 = [[House of Representatives\|Representative]] from NS-04
	\|~~term_start1~~ = November 7, 2019		\|term_start1 = March 9, 2020
	\|~~predecessor1~~ = [[Jake Thundy]]		\|predecessor1 = [[Arkenstone]
	\|~~office2~~ = [[Cabinet\|Secretary of Transportation]]		\|office2 = [[House of Representatives\|Representative]] from NS-05
			\|term_start2 = November 7, 2019
			\|term_end2 = February 1, 2020 (Resigned)
			\|predecessor2 = [[Jake Thundy]]
			\|successor2 = [[Tedd Ddet]]
			\|office3 = [[Cabinet\|Secretary of Transportation]]
	\|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG\|275px]]		\|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG\|275px]]
	\|~~term_start2~~ = November 29, 2019		\|term_start3 = November 29, 2019
	\|~~term_end2~~ = January 2, 2020		\|term_end3 = January 2, 2020
	\|~~predecessor2~~ = [[Justin]]		\|predecessor3 = [[Justin]]
	\|~~office3~~ = Labor National Committee Vice Chair		\|office4 = Labor National Committee Vice Chair
	\|~~chair3~~ = Jake Thundy		\|chair4 = Jake Thundy
	~~\|term_start3 =November 11, 2019~~
	~~\|predecessor3 = [[Matthew Hale]]~~
	~~\|office4 = Labor National Committee Member~~
	~~\|chair4 = [[d.a.barchipelago]]~~
	\|term_start4 =November 11, 2019		\|term_start4 =November 11, 2019
	\|~~term_end4~~ = January 18, 2020		\|predecessor4 = [[Matthew Hale]]
	\|~~predecessor4~~ = N/A		\|office5 = Labor National Committee Member
	\|~~successor4~~ = N/A		\|chair5 = [[d.a.barchipelago]]
			\|term_start5 =November 11, 2019
			\|term_end5 = January 18, 2020
			\|predecessor5 = N/A
			\|successor5 = N/A
	\|birth_date = November 18, 1974		\|birth_date = November 18, 1974
	\|birth_place = Manhattan, New York		\|birth_place = Manhattan, New York
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	'''Being a Representative'''<br/>		'''Being a Representative'''<br/>
	Darby was sworn in as representative on November 7, 2019. He was appointed chair of the House Commerce, Education, and Infrastructure Committee, and a member of the House Ways and Means Committee. He has introduced numerous bills to the house, including the Prevention of Marriage of Children Act, which would ban child marriage and give justice to those who were forced into child marriage, the No Corporal Punishment in Schools Act, which failed after certain Federalist Party representatives didn’t see how it was constitutional, and the now-passed Codegreen Personal Hygiene Products Act, which requires all federal buildings to supply basic personal hygiene products in restrooms. When re-elected into the 12th Congress, he was made Minority Leader and Chair of the Climate Change and Environment Committee.		Darby was sworn in as representative on November 7, 2019. He was appointed chair of the House Commerce, Education, and Infrastructure Committee, and a member of the House Ways and Means Committee. He has introduced numerous bills to the house, including the Prevention of Marriage of Children Act, which would ban child marriage and give justice to those who were forced into child marriage, the No Corporal Punishment in Schools Act, which failed after certain Federalist Party representatives didn’t see how it was constitutional, and the now-passed Codegreen Personal Hygiene Products Act, which requires all federal buildings to supply basic personal hygiene products in restrooms. When re-elected into the 12th Congress, he was made Minority Leader and Chair of the Climate Change and Environment Committee. He resigned on February 1, 2020 after the death of his son Thomas and left for private life until March.

			'''Running in March'''
			After moving into NS-04 in Fort Lee (see Personal Life) he decided to run on the [[American Liberal Party]] ticket, going against [[Doggo]] and [[Judge Red]]. He won with 37.56% of the vote and caucused with the rest of the American Liberal representatives. He is Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee and proposed an amendment during his term trying to officially prohibit the loophole in the Origination Clause creatd by United States v. Munoz-Florez, rather than keep with the [[Supreme Court]] decision of closing the loophole in Case 19-11, [[JMP vs. United States]].

	==Personal Life==		==Personal Life==
	Darby’s maternal side of the family is of German descent and his paternal side of the family is of Italian descent. His wife of 15 years, Jennifer, is of Irish descent and is still a self-employed attorney for criminal justice, and runs a firm of approximately 60 people. His son, Thomas, was born in 2005 ~~and is currently in the 9th Grade,~~ and his younger daughter Abby, was born in 2007 and is currently in the 7th Grade. Both are Straight-A students and attend school in New York, North.		Darby’s maternal side of the family is of German descent and his paternal side of the family is of Italian descent. His wife of 15 years, Jennifer, is of Irish descent and is still a self-employed attorney for criminal justice, and runs a firm of approximately 60 people. His son, Thomas, was born in 2005 and his younger daughter Abby, was born in 2007 and is currently in the 7th Grade. Both are Straight-A students and attend school in New York, North. On February 1, 2020, his son Thomas was found unconcious in a bathroom in Darby's Nassau County residence around 11:00 AM and was rushed to North Shore University Hospital and was pronounced dead upon arrival, at 11:39 AM. His death is considered to be by suicide by overdosing on pills, and Darby's wife wished to move closer to her childhood home in Fort Lee, New Jersey, North, and the three moved into an apartment there, being the reason Darby became a representative for NS-04, not NS-05.

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	{{Infobox officeholder		{{Infobox officeholder
	\|name = Johnathan Adams Darby		\|name = Johnathan Adams Darby
	\|~~office2~~ = [[House of Representatives\|Representative]] from NS-05		\|office1 = [[House of Representatives\|Representative]] from NS-05
	\|~~term_start2~~ = November 7, 2019		\|term_start1 = November 7, 2019
	\|~~predecessor2~~ = [[Jake Thundy]]		\|predecessor1 = [[Jake Thundy]]
	\|~~office1~~ = [[Cabinet\|Secretary of Transportation]]		\|office2 = [[Cabinet\|Secretary of Transportation]]
	\|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG\|275px]]		\|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG\|275px]]
	\|~~term_start1~~ = November 29, 2019		\|term_start2 = November 29, 2019
	\|~~term_end1~~ = January 2, 2020		\|term_end2 = January 2, 2020
	\|~~predecessor1~~ = [[Justin]]		\|predecessor2 = [[Justin]]
	\|office3 = Labor National Committee ~~Member~~		\|office3 = Labor National Committee Vice Chair
	\|chair3 = ~~[[d.a.barchipelago]]~~		\|chair3 = Jake Thundy
	\|term_start3 =November 11, 2019		\|term_start3 =November 11, 2019
	\|~~term_end3~~ = January 18, 2020		\|predecessor3 = [[Matthew Hale]]
	\|~~predecessor3~~ = N/A		\|office4 = Labor National Committee Member
			\|chair4 = [[d.a.barchipelago]]
			\|term_start4 =November 11, 2019
			\|term_end4 = January 18, 2020
			\|predecessor4 = N/A
			\|successor4 = N/A
	\|birth_date = November 18, 1974		\|birth_date = November 18, 1974
	\|birth_place = Manhattan, New York		\|birth_place = Manhattan, New York

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	\|name = Johnathan Adams Darby		\|name = Johnathan Adams Darby
			\|office2 = [[House of Representatives\|Representative]] from NS-05
			\|term_start2 = November 7, 2019
			\|predecessor2 = [[Jake Thundy]]
	\|office1 = [[Cabinet\|Secretary of Transportation]]		\|office1 = [[Cabinet\|Secretary of Transportation]]
	\|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG\|275px]]		\|image = [[File:Rimbledon-darby.PNG\|275px]]
	\|term_start1 = November 29, 2019		\|term_start1 = November 29, 2019
			\|term_end1 = January 2, 2020
	\|predecessor1 = [[Justin]]		\|predecessor1 = [[Justin]]
	~~\|office2 = [[House of Representatives\|Representative]] from NS-05~~
	~~\|term_start2 = November 7, 2019~~
	~~\|predecessor2 = [[Thundy]]~~
	\|office3 = Labor National Committee Member		\|office3 = Labor National Committee Member
	\|chair3 = [[d.a.barchipelago]]		\|chair3 = [[d.a.barchipelago]]
	\|term_start3 =November 11, 2019		\|term_start3 =November 11, 2019
			\|term_end3 = January 18, 2020
	\|predecessor3 = N/A		\|predecessor3 = N/A
	\|birth_date = November 18, 1974		\|birth_date = November 18, 1974
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	'''Becoming a Representative'''<br/>		'''Becoming a Representative'''<br/>
	After being laid off, Darby landed a job in the State of North’s Attorney General’s office as a lawyer. He stayed in this job until 2016, where he retired early and wrote his New York Times Bestselling Biography on Richard Nixon, ''Watergate: The story of a Politician''. In September 2019, he ran unsuccessfully for representative of JF-05 on the Labor Party Ticket. In late October 2019, he returned back into the spotlight and ran successfully as representative for NS-05 and won. He ~~is the current seat~~ for ~~this position~~.		After being laid off, Darby landed a job in the State of North’s Attorney General’s office as a lawyer. He stayed in this job until 2016, where he retired early and wrote his New York Times Bestselling Biography on Richard Nixon, ''Watergate: The story of a Politician''. In September 2019, he ran unsuccessfully for representative of JF-05 on the Labor Party Ticket. In late October 2019, he returned back into the spotlight and ran successfully as representative for NS-05 and won. He ran for re-election in January 2020 and won, running against [[Simon Pyde]].

	'''Being a Representative'''<br/>		'''Being a Representative'''<br/>
	Darby was sworn in as representative on November 7, 2019. He was appointed chair of the House Commerce, Education, and Infrastructure Committee, and a member of the House Ways and Means Committee. He has introduced numerous bills to the house, including the Prevention of Marriage of Children Act, which would ban child marriage and give justice to those who were forced into child marriage, the No Corporal Punishment in Schools Act, which failed after certain Federalist Party representatives didn’t see how it was constitutional, and the Codegreen Personal Hygiene Products Act, which ~~would require~~ all federal buildings to supply basic personal hygiene products in restrooms.		Darby was sworn in as representative on November 7, 2019. He was appointed chair of the House Commerce, Education, and Infrastructure Committee, and a member of the House Ways and Means Committee. He has introduced numerous bills to the house, including the Prevention of Marriage of Children Act, which would ban child marriage and give justice to those who were forced into child marriage, the No Corporal Punishment in Schools Act, which failed after certain Federalist Party representatives didn’t see how it was constitutional, and the now-passed Codegreen Personal Hygiene Products Act, which requires all federal buildings to supply basic personal hygiene products in restrooms. When re-elected into the 12th Congress, he was made Minority Leader and Chair of the Climate Change and Environment Committee.

	==Personal Life==		==Personal Life==
	Darby’s maternal side of the family is of German descent and his paternal side of the family is of Italian descent. His wife of 15 years, Jennifer, is of Irish descent and is still a self-employed attorney for criminal justice, and runs a firm of approximately 60 people. His son, Thomas, was born in 2005 and is currently in the 9th Grade, and his younger daughter Abby, was born in 2007 and is currently in the 7th Grade. Both are Straight-A students and attend school in New York, North.		Darby’s maternal side of the family is of German descent and his paternal side of the family is of Italian descent. His wife of 15 years, Jennifer, is of Irish descent and is still a self-employed attorney for criminal justice, and runs a firm of approximately 60 people. His son, Thomas, was born in 2005 and is currently in the 9th Grade, and his younger daughter Abby, was born in 2007 and is currently in the 7th Grade. Both are Straight-A students and attend school in New York, North.

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	\|spouse = Jennifer Darby (née Jackson)		\|spouse = Jennifer Darby (née Jackson)
	\|children = 2, Thomas and Abby Darby		\|children = 2, Thomas and Abby Darby
	\|education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology ~~([[~~Bachelors of Urban Science~~\|B.S.]])~~<br/>		\|education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Bachelors of Urban Science <br/>
	New York University ~~([[~~Masters of Law~~\|MS]])~~		New York University, Masters of Law

	}}		}}