Natalie O'Brien

Natalie Jayla O'Brien (born March 27, 2012) is a Robloxian politician who served as the 14th Minister of the Robloxian Republic from February 27, 2021 to September 3rd, 2022. A Democrat, O'Brien previously chaired for the Socialist Party before being picked as Daniel Thorne's running mate in the 2020 Robloxian ministerial election. When Thorne was murdered on February 27, 2021, just months after he became Minister, she took his place and just a few months into her service she already got Roblox involved in Game War 2, or the fight for human rights. She was defeated in the 2022 Robloxian ministerial election by Alex Parkland.
== Ministry (2021-2022) ==
Minister O'Brien nominated senator Amanda McCormick as her Vice Minister on March 1. McCormick was confirmed by the Senate the next day by a vote of 5-2 and was sworn in on March 3rd. O'Brien advocated for many women's rights groups, and was heavily criticized for firing the entire Thorne administration and replacing them with her own nominees in late March. 
She led Roblox through their involvement in Game War 2, leading successful invasions and forming a military alliance with Fortnite.
In September 2021, shortly after Game War 2 ended, she was criticized for having a secret foreign meeting with Terrarian chancellor Baines Oswald II after the war, who supported The Minecraftian Republic's acts during the war but did not be directly involved. It got so bad, articles of impeachment were put out against her. The House acquitted her by a vote of 4-3, with Representatives Jason Sinema (D-ZE), George Bacon (D-CR) and Nate Meener (R-HA) voting in favor.
In December 2021, she signed two bills into law. The Pathway to Citizenship Act of 2021 introduced by Sen. Mark Robins (D-NI) in November which would lower the immigration requirements to become a citizen in Roblox was signed on December 23. The Robloxian Better Plan Act introduced by Sen. Denver Jasonson (D-HA) which would fund many organizations such as anti-homelessness, planned parenthood, and other foundations and establish more programs. The bill was signed on December 28.
On December 29, 2021, O'Brien nominated former circuit judge William Dubois to the R.R. Supreme Court after Justice Waterson's death. William Dubois had been confirmed by the Senate on January 2nd, 2022 by a vote of 6-4 and was scheduled to be sworn in on January 8.