Dr. Warren Von Staben

NS Nation Name: DPRKCharacter Name: Dr. Warren Von Staben Character Gender: Male Character Age: 78 Character Height: 5 foot 11 inchesCharacter Weight: 180 poundsCharacter Position/Role/Job: Late term abortionist/Progressive Nominee for Washington Senate seat Appearance: To be addedCharacter State of Origin: Minnesota Character Party Affiliation: Progressive Main Strengths: Progressive running in Washington, Very popular among ardent pro-choice activistsMain Weaknesses: Old, Late term abortionist, Poor debater, Prone to forgetting what he is saying Biography: Born in a small village in rural Minnesota in 1939 to a family of German Jews who fled from Hitler, Warren was known for being a very smart child in his early years he was known for being a very smart boy always being on the top of his class. This talent led to his acceptance into Harvard where he proceeded to study medical science, and later going on to medical school at Yale. After his graduation from Yale he moved to Seattle, Washington to perform his residency, which he passed with flying colors. Afterwards, in 1968 he started his own medical practice in a suburb of Seattle. Although, unknown to the vast majority of his clients, Warren was running an abortion clinic which was illegal at the time. During that time he specialized in providing abortions to desperate and poor women. He did this for four years in complete secret, before his business was discovered. 
This discovery kicked off a media firestorm which wrought the entirety of Washington state, bitterly dividing the populace into pro-choice and pro-life camps. However, at the end of the day with Roe vs Wade, it was clear that the pro-choice side won the debate. Von Staben's medical license was almost revoked by the time that the decision was handed out, but at the end of the day the panel decided to not revoke his license. After the decision he moved on to an abortion clinic in urban Seattle, where he provided late term abortions for poor women, and underage rape victims. In 2000 he joined the Greens, but has been an active member. With the 2016 election cycle, seeing the Democrats and Republicans attempting to undo his life's work he ran for the Progressive/Green nomination for senate, and won a very narrow victory using his support from the inner regions of Seattle and staunch pro-choice activists to carry him to victory.