Elise Shamir
Elise Shamir | |
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4th President of Icaris | |
In office 2045–2053 | |
Prime Minister | Xavier Nassau Danyal Sadik |
Vice President | Richard O'Hara |
Preceded by | Avi Navon |
Succeeded by | Eli Dupont |
State Minister from Paletaph | |
In office 2034–2042 | |
Preceded by | Marshall Farrow |
Succeeded by | Gabrielle Rousseau |
2nd Minister of Judicial Oversight | |
In office 2029–2033 | |
President | Esra Eisenhardt |
Preceded by | Ismail Zardari |
Succeeded by | Edgar Kononovs |
Personal details | |
Born | Elise Shamir January 1, 2003 (age 70) Migaza City, Migaza |
Nationality | Migazan (Prior to 2019) Icarisian (2019) |
Political party | Traditionalist |
Profession | Politician |
Military service | |
Allegiance | The Theocratic States of Icaris |
Branch/service | Icarisian Air Force |
Years of service | 2021-2022 |
Elise Shamir (b. 2003) is a politician and activist. She served as the fourth President of the Theocratic States of Icaris, the State Minister from Paletaph and the second Minister of Judicial Oversight. Elise Shamir was the second youngest Icarisian elected to the presidency at 42 years of age, second only to her father, Levi Shamir; he was elected at 36. She is the daughter of former President Levi Shamir of Icaris. Elise Shamir was a part of a populist movement away from the staunch traditionalism inside the dominant political party, the Traditionalists. Her predecessor, Avi Navon, a fierce Traditionalist and created policies that eventually led to more openness to more Libertist policies and the growth for support of them. In 2034, she ran on a moderate Traditionalist platform, agreeing to more socially and clasically liberal policies such as increased lower business and environemtnal regulations, and government involvement in marriages which included advocacy for LGBT rights. Shamir, once elected, appointed the first Libertist Prime Minster, Danyal Sadik, from the State of Hercules. A highlight of Shamir's presidency was the crisis in Diztana and her handling of the situation.
Contents
Early Life and Career
Political Career
Minister of the Department of Judicial Oversight (2029-2033)
State Minister from Paletaph (2034-2042)
2034 State Ministry election
Term
President of Icaris (2045-2053)
2045 Presidential election
First term
Crisis in the State of Diztana
In 2047, violence erupted in the State of Diztana, a state made up of largely Muhadists, which holds in its doctrines being anti-Nantist. The State Minister, Amir Namazi called for independence of his state for much of 2046, and in 2047 a militia was created to fight for that independence. Early on, Elise Shamir put it in the hands of Danyal Sadik to silence or control Namazi and make the solve the problem. He however, was unsuccessful in this. In 2047, after violence had erupted, President Shamir called the national military to the State of Diztana, and they arrested the violent protesters and decimated the militia. Namazi was put on trial and eventually assassinated by moderate Muhadist, because they felt the disenfranchisement of their religion would only get worse with violence. Shamir was unhappy with how Danyal Sadik handled the situation, but to much of the nation's surprised, she re-nominated him for the Prime Ministry in 2052. This was short lived, and after many rumors of distrust and insubordination between the Prime Minister and the President, Sadik resigned his post, most likely at the request of President Shamir. With the 2053 presidential election ongoing, President Shamir enacted emergency powers to Speaker of the Council of Delegates, Santiago Franco to preside over the National Parliament until the next president selected a new one.
2049 Presidential election
Second Term
Energy Regulation
Shamir signed an executive order restricting the use of nuclear power. Prior to, Icarisian energy was powered by 65% nuclear, 15% solar, 15% was oil and natural gas, and 5% was hydro and wind power. After Shamir's order, she brought nuclear power to 40%, 20% solar, and 25% oil and natural gas.
Immigration
Shamir stripped back the legnthy citizenship process.
Defense vs Foreign Affairs
Pulled money from defense to foreign affairs
Taxation
Political Views
Policy | Large/Small | Yes/No | High/Low | Easy/Rigid |
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Government Size | Large | |||
Renewable Energy Dependence | No | |||
Privatized Healthcare System | No | |||
Social Market Economy | Yes | |||
Business Regulation | Low | |||
Compellance Laws | Yes | |||
Labor Unions | Yes | |||
Opt-In Tax System | Yes | |||
Business Subsidies | Yes | |||
Government Spending | High | |||
Conscription | Yes | |||
Domestic Surveillance on Citizenry | Yes | |||
Citizenship | Easy | |||
Theocracy | Yes | |||
Death Penalty | No | |||
Government-Sponsored Marriage | No | |||
Abortion | No | |||
Firearm Regulation | Low | |||
Universal Public School | No | |||
Isolationist Foreign Policy | No | |||
Globalism | No | |||
Free Trade | Yes | |||
Defense Budget | Low |
Trad Score: 17/23
Lib score: 6/20