Camille Rambeau

Camille Laurentie Rambeau (born 21 April 1962, age ) is a Jonathian politician who served as the leader of the Jonathian National Party from 1990 to her resignation in mid-1997. She served a brief tenure in the St. Gelta Provincial Council, representing the Meston borough, and from 1985 to 2003 and then 2021 onwards served in the Jonathian parliament as a list MP. Rambeau is the first openly LGBT person to serve as a member of parliament in Jonathia.
Rambeau first joined politics after graduating from the University of Wilbird in 1984. She briefly served as a representative for Meston in the St. Geltan Provincial Council, but later resigned following the 1985 election to pursue a career in the Jonathian parliament. Rambeau became the leader of the National Party in 1990 after the death of the previous leader, Simon Clagg. Rambeau attracted a plethora of voters to the Nationals, and managed to shape the National Party as a more conservative party instead of the nationalist party it had come to be by then.
Controversy arose after one of her fellow MPs outed her as a lesbian in 1997, having been spotted lingering around a red-light district in Gelta City. After much debate as well as the rise of multiple challenges to her leadership, Rambeau resigned as leader of the party in July of 1997, but refused to resign as a member of parliament. Rambeau would be one of twelve members of parliament who voted in favour of the LGBT rights bill later that year.
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