Carmine D'Angelo

Early Life
Carmine D'Angelo was born in Columbus, Ohio in a family of four. His mother Tonya D'Angelo and his father Antonio D'Angelo. His father had immigrated to the United States when he was 16 from France. His mother was born in American Citizen as is Carmine. Carmine had one older brother at the time. His name was Romeo D'Angelo. Carmine was raised in the country side with a lot of money. His parent's were pretty wealthy but not rich. His father had a gambling addiction. Antonio had the money to pay off everything but he refused to give it because it is just a game. He lost his life when Carmine was only six. When Carmine was age 10 he realized why his father died and he wanted the local government to reform Casino's. They ignored his requests so that was when he first decided he wanted to be a politician. At the age of 11 his mother had already given birth to his sister Jolie D'Angelo and his younger brother Lochlan D'Angelo. At the age of 13 Carmine was at rallies and helping out political campaign's he supported. At the age of 21 he took his first shot at office.

Columbus Politician
Carmine D'Angelo ran for the City Council at the age of 21. He ran on the Democratic ticket. Unfortunately many saw Carmine as too young and he lost many voters against incumbent Earl Vickers. He did lose the election pulling away with only 34.7% of the votes. That did not discourage him because he ran again at the age of 25 and won against Vickers pulling away with 54.6% of the votes. He ran for re-election at the age of 29. He won against opponent Annabeth McGuire pulling off with 68.9% of the votes. He decided to run for the mayor of Columbus after the previous Liberal mayor Danny Moretto retired. He faced off against Louis Derbin. He won pulling off 52.5% of the votes. He served as Mayor of Columbus until he was 37 when his term was up. He didn't announce his candidacy until 1999 for the U.S. House of Representatives where he would represent the North. He ran against several opponents and he managed to get 9.7% of the votes and therefore he was elected into the United States House of Representatives. In 2003 he ran for Speaker of the House and won a close race even with the Republican Majority. He was inducted to the Hall of Fame and has set an example for Speaker's in the future.

House of Representatives
Carmine D'Angelo was elected to the House as a Democrat in 2000. He later changed his party to Independent because he didn't like where the Democratic party was going. He became the Majority Whip of the House. He is a well known Representative writing numerous bills which all have grabbed some attention. He is running for re-election in the North House in 2002.

Failed impeachment of Chief Justice Warren
Carmine D'Angelo led an attempted to impeach the current Chief Justice Earl Warren which caused public outrage with many believing it to be a witch hunt although the articles of impeachment did pass the house they failed in the senate and it was considered a big blunder to D'Angelo's reputation.

Death
While on the floor of the house D'Angelo suddenly died his cause of death are still unknown and debated to this day but he was believed to be poisoned. He was buried in a grave in Ohio and at the time of his death he was considered one of the best house speakers yet for setting precedents for future speakers.

Bills
Listed here will be all of his written bills and what happened with them.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jtA59-0CGHl5dWmqByhc3ghlgtT6kHVDp_RnSxzZ9cQ/edit?usp=sharing

This bill (H.R. 08) passed Congress and was signed by the President but the Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional which later lead to riots and protests as the Supreme Court was hated ever since. It is not a law since it was rejected

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pfoe5JVnhYofC9hy22DLzs1C59Eg6C5OdJYKEKNP2xQ/edit?usp=sharing

This bill (H.R. 09) was signed into a law and it provided the information of all the salaries of the Government officials.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1R5nObR8OCPWFQ7psJ6mP7_HYWCVLVXlKhsa9csx1cRc/edit?usp=sharing

This bill (H.R. 11) was the first Liberal bill introduced to Congress. It passed the House of Representatives but the Senate decided to table the bill.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xLoDYG7FHl13c54L3nV7HLfcXlIUz8OKYbu92M4e-Iw/edit

This bill (H.R. 12) was another Liberal bill and Carmine D'Angelo pulled it after getting annoyed from all the complaints of it being unconstitutional.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bm9xiqykmMG_XHaXWfZYzYzhoHy_iL9o6wXJAmwwPT8/edit

H.R. 16 was going to ban Confederate Flags in Government owned buildings but Carmine D'Angelo pulled it after realizing it was a form of free speech.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RDeVwcOVWp_4fXmxlKAQ_rjurnxB5qm5uSdXdR8U-8c/edit

H.R. 17 was going to set taxes for the American people but the bill was tabled by the House because it wasn't in depth enough.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mAjboWKB2D4uGXpLx72UuWi8d2CHyoqD6bUyO1IKw3Q/edit

H.R. 21 was pulled because Carmine D'Angelo thought to give the regions power to pick if they want a Lieutenant Governor

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jmECIUBFfByzr2rtw_G4nTItiXy2sl6i3wog6upVGmE/edit?usp=sharing

H.R. 22 was to provide safe haven's for those in need. It passed the House but the Senate tabled the bill.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MgnMUcjWa_VJ3hxr0TIAf2rxw8Yg4KWLyDik7Wz8Itk/edit?usp=sharing

H.R. 25 was written to provide a stimulus to citizens if the United States was to go into war but the bill failed the House.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1784JfNkDKrCSkNKAHIkozLEecQePitmQpepEez2uzJU/edit

J.01 was created in Joint Congress. It was the creation of the Department of Homeland Security and was passed with a 2/3 majority. It was signed by the President.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qcmNlpgEt4-G8wW3e1B-WnhhvPNUWGHH_gigjKxA7tU/edit?usp=sharing

J.07 was to create the Court of Appeals for each region. It failed in Emergency Congress

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QKodzeG10YGttPd-3wI3MZ6RExulN4xp-Up8vOJWiNg/edit?usp=sharing

H.R. 32 has not been debated and is still in Congress's quene

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cQvZytmUb6htC992NpeLcFH9ekwUl392Z3l-4iFWxEI/edit

Same with H.R. 33

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DprU0qNmoDCZF030fxqhtqdNGONh7D_ybF6OJ37iY2c/edit?usp=sharing

Same with H.R. 35

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DVxt56S4DCzdjxPAyb-Vd5RP01KQcUZm4x-y8-jZ2lg/edit?usp=sharing

Both H.R. 35 and 36 were created after the U.S. was sent into confusion with the removal of President Kinney from office but neither has been voted upon.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/171emKv_KkXSaVTHow5_-6otOqG5HftNftPGzfHb9n6k/edit?usp=sharing

S.J. Resolution 3 is D'Angelo's first Resolution. It was created with the help of a Supreme Court Justice and D'Angelo has not confirmed who.

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