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  | name              = Barack Hussein Obama
  | name              = Barack Hussein Obama
  | honorific_suffix  = Prime Minister of Columbia
  | honorific_suffix  = Prime Minister of Columbia
  | image              = obama_portait.jpg
  | image              = FortinBQ.jpg
  | image_size        =  
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  | order              = 26th
  | order              = 27th
  | office            = Prime Minister of Columbia
  | office            = Prime Minister of Columbia
  | status            =  
  | status            =  
  | term_start        = November 5, 2008
  | term_start        = April 15, 2016
  | term_end          =
  | term_end          =
  | monarch            = Queen Elizabeth II
  | monarch            = Queen Elizabeth II
  | governor_general  = H.E. James Earl Carter Jr.
  | governor_general  = H.E. James Earl Carter Jr.
  | deputy            =  
  | deputy            =  
  | parliamentarygroup = [[Columbia#Labour Party|Labour Party]]
  | parliamentarygroup = [[Columbia#Bloc Fraçias|Bloc Fraçias]]
  | constituency      = Illinois
  | constituency      = Parc de la Mauricie
  | majority          =  
  | majority          =  
  | predecessor        = John McCain
  | predecessor        = Barack Obama
  | successor          =
  | successor          =
  | birth_date      = {{Birth date and age|1961|08|04}}
  | birth_date      = {{Birth date and age|1968|04|10}}
  | birth_place    = Chicago, Illinois
  | birth_place    = Laval-des-Rapides, Québec
  | party = [[Columbia#Labour Party|Labour]]
  | party = [[Columbia#Bloc Fraçias|Bloc Fraçias]]
  | height = 6 ft 2 in
  | height = 6 ft 2 in
  | spouse = Michelle Robinson Obama
  | spouse =
  | parents = Barack Obama Sr. & Ann Dunham
  | parents =
  | residence = Blair House, D.C.
  | residence = Blair House, D.C.
  | alma_mater = Columbia University (BA) Harvard Univeristy (JD)
  | alma_mater = Barreau du Québec (JD)
  | net_worth = $40 million
  | net_worth = $15 million
}}
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The office of the '''Prime Minister of the Dominion of Columbia''' (''French: Premier Ministre'') is the head of the Columbian elected government and the de-facto leader of the executive branch of the [[Columbia]]. The Prime Minister serves at the pleasure and the confidence of the Monarch and the [[Parliament of the Dominion of Columbia|House of Commons]], and although they have no official term limit or length they are expected to only lead with the express confidence of the Monarch and Parliament. The Prime Minister is the presiding head of government and de-facto head of state, although the official head of state of the [[Columbia]] is the Monarch represented by the [[Governor-General of the Dominion of Canada|Governor General]], which now takes a more ceremonial role than in the past. The Prime Minister, in addition to serving the Commons, also serves at the pleasure of the monarch, and in the monarch's absence the Governor General. The Governor General rarely in modern times interferes in the business of the Prime Minister, except in certain one-off historical events.
The office of the '''Prime Minister of the Dominion of Columbia''' (''French: Premier Ministre'') is the head of the Columbian elected government and the de-facto leader of the executive branch of the [[Columbia]]. The Prime Minister serves at the pleasure and the confidence of the Monarch and the [[Parliament of the Dominion of Columbia|House of Commons]], and although they have no official term limit or length they are expected to only lead with the express confidence of the Monarch and Parliament. The Prime Minister is the presiding head of government and de-facto head of state, although the official head of state of the [[Columbia]] is the Monarch represented by the [[Governor-General of the Dominion of Canada|Governor General]], which now takes a more ceremonial role than in the past. The Prime Minister, in addition to serving the Commons, also serves at the pleasure of the monarch, and in the monarch's absence the Governor General. The Governor General rarely in modern times interferes in the business of the Prime Minister, except in certain one-off historical events.


The longest serving Prime Minister in Columbian history was Prime Minister John Adams of the Whigs, who served 24 years in the position. The current prime minister is Prime Minister Barack Obama, the first black Prime Minister in the history of the country, marking a major moment in history for the black minority in the country. The Prime Minister is responsible for assembling the rest of the government, most notably cabinet positions. They are also the symbolic head of state in regards to foreign affairs.
The longest serving Prime Minister in Columbian history was Prime Minister John Adams of the Whigs, who served 24 years in the position. The current prime minister is Prime Minister Rhéal Fortin, the first Bloc Françias Prime Minister in the history of the country, marking a major moment in history for the francophone minority in the country. The Prime Minister is responsible for assembling the rest of the government, most notably cabinet positions. They are also the symbolic head of state in regards to foreign affairs.


==Prime Ministers==
==Prime Ministers==
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| [[Columbia#Conservative Party|Conservatives]]
| [[Columbia#Conservative Party|Conservatives]]
| align="center" rowspan="7"|Sir James E. Carter Jr.<br/><small>(1969–Present)</small>
| align="center" rowspan="8"|Sir James E. Carter Jr.<br/><small>(1969–Present)</small>
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| Barack H. Obama<br /><small>(1961-  )</small>
| Barack H. Obama<br /><small>(1961-  )</small>
| 2008
| 2008
| ''Incumbent''
| 2016
| 8 years
| 8 years
| [[Columbia#Labour Party|Labour]]
| [[Columbia#Labour Party|Labour]]
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! style="background:blue; color:white;"|27
| [[File:Fortin Official.jpg|90px]]
| Rhéal Fortin<br /><small>(1968-  )</small>
| 2016
| ''Incumbent''
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| [[Columbia#Bloc Français|Bloc Français]]
|-
|-

Latest revision as of 19:59, 24 August 2021

Right Honorable
Barack Hussein Obama
Prime Minister of Columbia
FortinBQ.jpg
27th Prime Minister of Columbia
Assumed office
April 15, 2016
MonarchQueen Elizabeth II
Governor GeneralH.E. James Earl Carter Jr.
Preceded byBarack Obama
Parliamentary groupBloc Fraçias
ConstituencyParc de la Mauricie
Personal details
Born (1968-04-10) April 10, 1968 (age 56)
Laval-des-Rapides, Québec
Political partyBloc Fraçias
Height6 ft 2 in (188 cm)
Residence(s)Blair House, D.C.
Alma materBarreau du Québec (JD)

The office of the Prime Minister of the Dominion of Columbia (French: Premier Ministre) is the head of the Columbian elected government and the de-facto leader of the executive branch of the Columbia. The Prime Minister serves at the pleasure and the confidence of the Monarch and the House of Commons, and although they have no official term limit or length they are expected to only lead with the express confidence of the Monarch and Parliament. The Prime Minister is the presiding head of government and de-facto head of state, although the official head of state of the Columbia is the Monarch represented by the Governor General, which now takes a more ceremonial role than in the past. The Prime Minister, in addition to serving the Commons, also serves at the pleasure of the monarch, and in the monarch's absence the Governor General. The Governor General rarely in modern times interferes in the business of the Prime Minister, except in certain one-off historical events.

The longest serving Prime Minister in Columbian history was Prime Minister John Adams of the Whigs, who served 24 years in the position. The current prime minister is Prime Minister Rhéal Fortin, the first Bloc Françias Prime Minister in the history of the country, marking a major moment in history for the francophone minority in the country. The Prime Minister is responsible for assembling the rest of the government, most notably cabinet positions. They are also the symbolic head of state in regards to foreign affairs.

Prime Ministers

Political Parties
  Whigs
  Tories
  Liberals
  Conservatives
  Labour
  Bloc Français
List of Prime Ministers
No. Portrait Prime Minister
(Birth–Death) 		Term of office Political party
(Political coalition) 		Governor General
(Term) 		Monarch
(Reign)
Took office Left office Time in office
1 John adams.jpg John Adams
(1735-1826) 		1776 1800 24 years Whigs Sir William Howe
(1776–1800) 		King George III
(1760–1820)
2 Aaron Burr.jpg Aaron Burr
(1756-1836) 		1800 1804 4 years Whigs Sir Charles Cornwallis
(1800–1805)
3 Robert paine.jpg Robert Treat Paine
(1731-1814) 		1804 1814 10 years Whigs Sir George Prévost
(1805–1816)
4 Andrew allen.jpg Andrew Allen
(1740-1825) 		1814 1824 10 years Tories Sir John Coape Sherbrooke
(1816–1830)
5 John quincy adams.jpg John Quincy Adams
(1767-1848) 		1824 1828 4 years Tories King George IV
(1820–1830)
6 Andrew jackson.jpg Andrew Jackson
(1767-1845) 		1828 1844 16 years Liberals Sir Archibald Acheson
(1830–1849) 		King William IV
(1830–1837)
7 James K. Polk.jpg James K. Polk
(1767-1848) 		1844 1849 5 years Liberals Queen Victoria
(1837–1901)
8 Franklin Pierce.jpg Franklin Pierce
(1804-1867) 		1849 1860 11 years Liberals Sir John Colborne
(1849–1863)
9 John C. Fremont.jpg John C. Fremont
(1813-1890) 		1860 1880 20 years Conservatives Sir Charles Monck
(1863–1890)
10 Rutherford B. Hayes.jpg Rutherford B. Hayes
(1822-1893) 		1880 1892 12 years Conservatives
11 William McKinley.jpg William McKinley
(1843-1901) 		1892 1900 8 years Conservatives Sir Friedrick Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood
(1892–1902)
12 Theodore Roosevelt.jpg Theodore Roosevelt
(1858-1919) 		1900 1912 12 years Conservatives Sir Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice
(1902–1927) 		King Edward VII
(1901–1910)
13 Woodrow Wilson.jpg Woodrow Wilson
(1856-1924) 		1912 1920 8 years Conservatives King George V
(1910–1936)
14 James M. Cox 1920.jpg James M. Cox
(1856-1924) 		1920 1932 12 years Conservatives Lord Byng
(1927–1935)
15 FDR 1944 Color Portrait.jpg Franklin D. Roosevelt
(1882-1945) 		1932 1945 13 years Labour Lord Vere Ponsonby
(1935–1956) 		George VI
(1936-1952)
16 Henry-A.-Wallace-Townsend.jpeg Henry A. Wallace
(1888-1965) 		1945 1952 7 years Labour
17 Richard Nixon.jpg Richard Nixon
(1913-1990) 		1952 1960 8 years Conservatives Sir Dwight D. Eisenhower
(1956–1969) 		Queen Elizabeth II
(1952–Present)
18 Jfk.jpg John F. Kennedy
(1917-1963) 		1960 1963 3 years Liberals
19 Harry Byrd.jpg Harry F. Byrd
(1887-1966) 		1963 1966 3 years Liberals
20 Richard Nixon.jpg Richard Nixon
(1913-1990) 		1966 1976 10 years Conservatives Sir James E. Carter Jr.
(1969–Present)
21 Pierre Trudeau.jpg Pierre Trudeau
(1919-2000) 		1976 1980 4 years Liberals
22 Barry Goldwater.jpg Barry Goldwater
(1909-1998) 		1980 1988 8 years Conservatives
23 George HW Bush.jpg George H.W Bush
(1924- ) 		1988 1982 4 years Conservatives
24 Jean Chrétien.jpg Jean Chrétien
(1934- ) 		1992 2004 12 years Liberals
25 John McCain.jpg John McCain
(1936- ) 		2004 2008 4 years Conservatives
26 Barack obama.jpg Barack H. Obama
(1961- ) 		2008 2016 8 years Labour
27 Fortin Official.jpg Rhéal Fortin
(1968- ) 		2016 Incumbent Bloc Français
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