Ruzich

Ruzich has had a quite prolific career in TPON. He joined during the Kirch presidency and ever since his resume grew and grew. Ruizch's career began as the first ever Governor of Idaho from the Green Party. Ruzich continued to win three consecutive terms as governor and is renowned as one the most well respected third party governor's ever. After Ruzich said his third term would be his last he announced he would run for president under the Green Party which is considered by some to have been moderately successful campaign. After his time as governor he was nominated by president Rose to serve as solicitor general of the United States in which he won key cases such as Tweed v. Maine and The People v. Vermont. After his time as solicitor general he made what was one of the hardest decisions of his career and that was to join the Democratic party and run for house. This campaign was one of the toughest races of his career in which he ran against Alpert; a well respected and at times notorious CEO. At the end of the day Ruzich beat Alpert by 9%. His time as representative involved passing a balanced budget and pushing for a bipartisan and progressive agenda. However he was called by the current president Michael Darby to leave the house and serve as Attorney General. During his time as attorney general he reformed the DOJ and organized one of the most notorious cases of all time; The People v. Darby. After his time as Attorney General he ran a successful campaign for senate against political rival Greg Peake in which he won by 17%. In the middle of his senate term Vice President Mason Li resigned and Ruzich was nominated by President Darby to fill the position of Vice President. Ruzich passed the senate with a vote of 5-3-3 and the house with a 10-4 majority.