Boris Clark

Sir Boris Sonilil Clark (born 7 July 1960, age ) is a Jonathian politician who served as the 28th prime minister of Jonathia between 1993 and 1995, taking over the role following the death of Stanley Wyford. Prior to this, he had been the 30th deputy prime minister of Jonathia, having been elected on the Liberal ticket in 1993. He was succeeded by Josif Klanton.
As the eldest son of Jasmine and Robert Clark, Boris is the second Missourian to become prime minister, the first being Yon Isanta, who served between 1969 and 1971. After graduating from Sanc-Liet University in 1984 with a degree in political science, Clark worked in the fishing industry for some time to raise money for his family and to cover his student debt. Clark joined the Liberal Party in 1988, and was later chosen as Stanley Wyford's nominee for deputy prime minister. Following their election, Wyford became seriously ill, and died on May 16, 1993, with Clark ascending to the position of prime minister.
As prime minister, Clark rolled in several bills that stopped a large corporate takeover in the oil industry. He also helped set up the Commonwealth of Nations' military division, and was quite enthusiastic about international co-operation. He also passed the Land Management Consolidation Act, which pooled together resource control into one big government department. This decision was controversial, and affected his vote count in the 1995 election.
After losing the election, Clark left the Liberal Party and returned to his family home, as his mother became diagnosed with breast cancer. In April 2021, Clark fell ill with a mild case of COVID-19, and was transferred to Jetzeburg City Hospital for treatment. His personal health had been a concern for a while, and rumours he may be deathly ill have been arising. He was delivered the COVID-19 vaccine in January of 2022.
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