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'''Bernard Benjamin Bonnet Bryson Barrett Bertrand Beaumont''' is a [[Fravina|Fravi]] politician who is serving as the 8th [[President of Fravina]] | '''Bernard Benjamin Bonnet Bryson Barrett Bertrand Beaumont''' is a [[Fravina|Fravi]] politician who is serving as the 8th [[President of Fravina|President]] and [[Premier of Fravina]], and as [[General Secretary of the Social Labour Party (Fravina)|General Secretary of the Social Labour Party]]. He served as [[Vice President of Fravina|Vice President]] under [[Pierre Blanchet]] and [[Jean-Michel Garnier]], resigning in 2008 as a protest againt Garnier's shift towards authoritarianism. | ||
==Early Life== | ==Early Life== | ||
Bernard Benjamin Bonnet Bryson Barrett Bertrand Beaumont was born on 14 December 1953 in [[Cour de Valentine]], a mid-sized city in [[Orléans]], [[Fravina]], to butcher Jacques-Maurice Beaumont and Évelyn Pleven. In 1956, his family relocated to [[Maximillien, Romarin|Maximillien]], a small fishing town in [[Romarin]], to support his paternal family after his grandfather was diagnosed with cancer. In his autobiography, Beaumont describes how he helped around his family fishery. "On the weekends, Uncle Edgar would wake me up at 5 A.M., even when it was still dark out," Beaumont wrote. "We would work | Bernard Benjamin Bonnet Bryson Barrett Bertrand Beaumont was born on 14 December 1953 in [[Cour de Valentine]], a mid-sized city in [[Orléans]], [[Fravina]], to butcher Jacques-Maurice Beaumont and typist Évelyn Pleven. In 1956, his family relocated to [[Maximillien, Romarin|Maximillien]], a small fishing town in [[Romarin]], to support his paternal family after his grandfather was diagnosed with cancer. In his autobiography, Beaumont describes how he helped around his family fishery. "On the weekends, Uncle Edgar would wake me up at 5 A.M., even when it was still dark out," Beaumont wrote. "We would work 6 hours, eat lunch on the boat, then work for another 6 hours. It was grueling work, but just being able to see the beautiful sunrises and sunsets everyday made it worth it." | ||
In 1969, after graduating from school, Beaumont was drafted into the [[Fravina Navy]]. He was stationed in [[Port de Barbier]], [[Barbier]], where he served for 2 years. Beaumont often cites his naval service as having an immense impact on his political development. He claims both interaction with southern socialists and his friendships with fellow seamen made him more committed to the collective good and to socialist ideology. In July 1971, a few months before his discharge, he met then-[[President of Fravina|president]] [[Lucien LaClaire]] during a naval ceremony in Barbier. Beaumont was honorably discharged on 1 January 1972, and he returned to civilian life. | In 1969, after graduating from school, Beaumont was drafted into the [[Fravina Navy]]. He was stationed in [[Port de Barbier]], [[Barbier]], where he served for 2 years. Beaumont often cites his naval service as having an immense impact on his political development. He claims both interaction with southern socialists and his friendships with fellow seamen made him more committed to the collective good and to socialist ideology. In July 1971, a few months before his discharge, he met then-[[President of Fravina|president]] [[Lucien LaClaire]] during a naval ceremony in Barbier. Beaumont was honorably discharged on 1 January 1972, and he returned to civilian life. | ||
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==Early Career== | ==Early Career== | ||
After finishing a law program, Beaumont became a certified lawyer in | After finishing a law program, Beaumont became a certified lawyer in late 1978. He moved to [[Port de Sang]], joining the city's prosecutor's office. During his years as a practicing lawyer, he was noted for being brilliant in court. Contempararies called him "dangerous" and a "master in laying traps", despite his relaxed and affable demeanor. However, Beaumont has countered this image of himself, saying in an 1999 interview, "I wasn't great in court. [[Roger Lalonde]] was great in court. I am no Roger Lalonde. I was just a lawyer." | ||
In | In 1987, he was chosen to become part of the [[Manoir Exécutif]] legal counsel to [[President of Fravina|presdent]] and [[Premier of Fravina|premier]] [[Marie Boche]]. | ||
==Early political career (1991-2003)== | ==Early political career (1991-2003)== | ||
In 1990, the [[Social Labour Party of Fravina|Social Labor Party]] added Beaumont to the {{wp|Open list|party-list}} on recommendation of [[Vice President of Fravina|Vice President]] [[Antoine Luce]]. Despite being ranked low on the list, Beaumont entered the [[Wing of Legislation]] in 1991 as | In 1990, the [[Social Labour Party of Fravina|Social Labor Party]] added Beaumont to the {{wp|Open list|party-list}} on recommendation of [[Vice President of Fravina|Vice President]] [[Antoine Luce]]. Despite being ranked low on the list, Beaumont entered the [[Wing of Legislation]] in 1991 as part of a massive electoral landslide. | ||
Soon after taking his seat, Beaumont formed a friendship with senior legislator [[Pierre Blanchet]], who would go on to become president in 1996. The two were on the [[Fravina Wing of Legislation Justice Consultation Committee|Justice Consultation Committee]]. In 1994, following the retirement of [[Sébastien Attal]], Beaumont was elevated to the [[Fravina Wing of Legislation Foreigm Affairs Consultation Committee|Foreign Affairs Consultation Committee]]. | Soon after taking his seat, Beaumont formed a friendship with senior legislator [[Pierre Blanchet]], who would go on to become president in 1996. The two were on the [[Fravina Wing of Legislation Justice Consultation Committee|Justice Consultation Committee]]. In 1994, following the retirement of [[Sébastien Attal]], Beaumont was elevated to the [[Fravina Wing of Legislation Foreigm Affairs Consultation Committee|Foreign Affairs Consultation Committee]]. | ||
===Secretary of Foreign Affairs (2001-2003)=== | ===Secretary of Foreign Affairs (2001-2003)=== | ||
On 1 January 2001, at the start of [[Pierre Blanchet|Pierre Blanchet's]] second term as president and premier, Beaumont became the Fravina [[Fravina Secretary of Foreign Affairs|Secretary of Foreign Affairs]]. His inaugural international trip as secretary marked his return to [[Seylos]], accompanied by [[Fravina Secretary of | On 1 January 2001, at the start of [[Pierre Blanchet|Pierre Blanchet's]] second term as president and premier, Beaumont became the Fravina [[Fravina Secretary of Foreign Affairs|Secretary of Foreign Affairs]]. His inaugural international trip as secretary marked his return to [[Seylos]], accompanied by [[Fravina Secretary of Trade|Secretary of Trade]] [[Alain de Mercy]], to meet King Stuart Redmond. | ||
As Foreign Affairs Secretary, Beaumont worked to strengthen ties with [[Delamaria]], increase East [[Argis|Argic]] cooperation, and continue Fravi policy of global non-allignment. | |||
==Vice Presidency (2003-2008)== | ==Vice Presidency (2003-2008)== | ||
===Blanchet Government (2003-2006)=== | ===Blanchet Government (2003-2006)=== | ||
After his rise to the vice presidency, Beaumont was considered a key power broker in Fravi politics. While an ally of Blanchet's reforms, Beaumont was considered to be on the left of the president but more pragmatic than the left flank of the party. A strong believer in democracy, Beaumont was the spokesperson for the democratization of the [[Fravina council system|council system]], opening up elections to the full membership of local chapters of the relevant government and workers' institutions. | |||
===Garnier Government (2006-2008)=== | ===Garnier Government (2006-2008)=== | ||
In contrast to the more democratically open government Blanchet and Beaumont promoted, President Jean-Michel Garnier was a strict opponent of these reforms. However, Garnier let Beaumont keep his vice president and foreign affairs positions as an olive branch to the liberal wing of the party. | |||
In April 2008, Garnier reshuffled his [[Grand Committee of Fravina|Grand Committee]], sacking Vice President [[Jean Martin]] and sacking Beaumont from his role as Secretary of Foreign Affairs. The new committee was filled with Garnier loyalists and ideologues. Beaumont resigned from the vice presidency on 8 May 2008. In his resignation letter, he implored members of the [[People's Council of Fravina|People's Council]], [[Worker's Coalition of Fravina|Worker's Coalition]], and the [[Social Labour Party of Fravina|Social Labour Party]] to remove Garnier from power, viewing him as a continued threat to Fravi socialism, equality, and democracy. | |||
==Intervening Years (2008-2016)== | ==Intervening Years (2008-2016)== | ||
===2010 election=== | |||
===Ascension to General Secretary=== | |||
===2015 election=== | |||
==Presidency (2016-present)== | ==Presidency (2016-present)== | ||
===2020 election=== | |||
==Political Positions== | ==Political Positions== | ||
==Personal Life== | ==Personal Life== | ||
Beaumont is able to speak [[Dolchland|Alemannisch]], [[Great Anglia|Anglish]], [[Fulgistan| | Beaumont is able to speak [[Dolchland|Alemannisch]], [[Great Anglia|Anglish]], [[Fulgistan|Fulgistni Huang]], and [[Lysia|Lysian]]. | ||
Beaumont has a pet turtle named [[Clément (turtle)|Clément]]. | Beaumont has a pet turtle named [[Clément (turtle)|Clément]]. | ||
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Bernard Beaumont | |
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 Official portrait, 2016 | |
| 8th President of Fravina | |
| Assumed office 1 January 2016 | |
| Vice President | Jean Martin (2016-2021) Adelie Grasse Valentine LaClaire Louise Rochefort Glacier Homard (2021-present) |
| Preceded by | Jean-Michel Garnier |
| 8th Premier of Fravina | |
| Assumed office 1 January 2016 | |
| Vice General Secretary | Jean-Luc Emissaire |
| Preceded by | Jean-Michel Garnier |
| Vice President of Fravina | |
| In office 23 August 2003 – 1 January 2006 Serving with | |
| President | Pierre Blanchet |
| Preceded by | Jacques Marchand |
| In office 1 January 2006 – 8 May 2008 Serving with
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| President | Jean-Michel Garnier |
| Succeeded by | Charles LaClaire |
| Secretary of Foreign Affairs | |
| In office 1 January 2001 – 30 April 2008 | |
| Preceded by | Mainfred Reneau |
| Succeeded by | Louise Rochefort |
| General Secretary of the Social Labour Party | |
| Assumed office 30 June 2011 | |
| Preceded by | Jean-Michel Garnier |
| Legislator of Fravina | |
| Assumed office 1 January 1991 | |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 14 December 1953 Cour de Valentine, Fravina |
| Political party | Social Labour Party |
| Spouse | Isabelle Lévesque (m. 1978) |
| Children |
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| Residence | Manoir Exécutif |
| Alma mater | Université Nationale de Droit de Fort d'Olivier |
| Signature |  |
| Military service | |
| Branch/service |  Fravina Navy |
Bernard Benjamin Bonnet Bryson Barrett Bertrand Beaumont is a Fravi politician who is serving as the 8th President and Premier of Fravina, and as General Secretary of the Social Labour Party. He served as Vice President under Pierre Blanchet and Jean-Michel Garnier, resigning in 2008 as a protest againt Garnier's shift towards authoritarianism.
Early Life
Bernard Benjamin Bonnet Bryson Barrett Bertrand Beaumont was born on 14 December 1953 in Cour de Valentine, a mid-sized city in Orléans, Fravina, to butcher Jacques-Maurice Beaumont and typist Évelyn Pleven. In 1956, his family relocated to Maximillien, a small fishing town in Romarin, to support his paternal family after his grandfather was diagnosed with cancer. In his autobiography, Beaumont describes how he helped around his family fishery. "On the weekends, Uncle Edgar would wake me up at 5 A.M., even when it was still dark out," Beaumont wrote. "We would work 6 hours, eat lunch on the boat, then work for another 6 hours. It was grueling work, but just being able to see the beautiful sunrises and sunsets everyday made it worth it."
In 1969, after graduating from school, Beaumont was drafted into the Fravina Navy. He was stationed in Port de Barbier, Barbier, where he served for 2 years. Beaumont often cites his naval service as having an immense impact on his political development. He claims both interaction with southern socialists and his friendships with fellow seamen made him more committed to the collective good and to socialist ideology. In July 1971, a few months before his discharge, he met then-president Lucien LaClaire during a naval ceremony in Barbier. Beaumont was honorably discharged on 1 January 1972, and he returned to civilian life.
In September 1971, a few months before his service ended, Beaumont started attending university in Seylos, majoring in philosophy. Although his grades were average, his professors commended him as being a "fast thinker". During his second year at university, Beaumont officially became a member of the Social Labour Party. He went on to study law at Université Nationale de Droit de Fort d'Olivier, graduating in June 1978.
Early Career
After finishing a law program, Beaumont became a certified lawyer in late 1978. He moved to Port de Sang, joining the city's prosecutor's office. During his years as a practicing lawyer, he was noted for being brilliant in court. Contempararies called him "dangerous" and a "master in laying traps", despite his relaxed and affable demeanor. However, Beaumont has countered this image of himself, saying in an 1999 interview, "I wasn't great in court. Roger Lalonde was great in court. I am no Roger Lalonde. I was just a lawyer."
In 1987, he was chosen to become part of the Manoir Exécutif legal counsel to presdent and premier Marie Boche.
Early political career (1991-2003)
In 1990, the Social Labor Party added Beaumont to the party-list on recommendation of Vice President Antoine Luce. Despite being ranked low on the list, Beaumont entered the Wing of Legislation in 1991 as part of a massive electoral landslide.
Soon after taking his seat, Beaumont formed a friendship with senior legislator Pierre Blanchet, who would go on to become president in 1996. The two were on the Justice Consultation Committee. In 1994, following the retirement of Sébastien Attal, Beaumont was elevated to the Foreign Affairs Consultation Committee.
Secretary of Foreign Affairs (2001-2003)
On 1 January 2001, at the start of Pierre Blanchet's second term as president and premier, Beaumont became the Fravina Secretary of Foreign Affairs. His inaugural international trip as secretary marked his return to Seylos, accompanied by Secretary of Trade Alain de Mercy, to meet King Stuart Redmond.
As Foreign Affairs Secretary, Beaumont worked to strengthen ties with Delamaria, increase East Argic cooperation, and continue Fravi policy of global non-allignment.
Vice Presidency (2003-2008)
Blanchet Government (2003-2006)
After his rise to the vice presidency, Beaumont was considered a key power broker in Fravi politics. While an ally of Blanchet's reforms, Beaumont was considered to be on the left of the president but more pragmatic than the left flank of the party. A strong believer in democracy, Beaumont was the spokesperson for the democratization of the council system, opening up elections to the full membership of local chapters of the relevant government and workers' institutions.
Garnier Government (2006-2008)
In contrast to the more democratically open government Blanchet and Beaumont promoted, President Jean-Michel Garnier was a strict opponent of these reforms. However, Garnier let Beaumont keep his vice president and foreign affairs positions as an olive branch to the liberal wing of the party.
In April 2008, Garnier reshuffled his Grand Committee, sacking Vice President Jean Martin and sacking Beaumont from his role as Secretary of Foreign Affairs. The new committee was filled with Garnier loyalists and ideologues. Beaumont resigned from the vice presidency on 8 May 2008. In his resignation letter, he implored members of the People's Council, Worker's Coalition, and the Social Labour Party to remove Garnier from power, viewing him as a continued threat to Fravi socialism, equality, and democracy.
Intervening Years (2008-2016)
2010 election
Ascension to General Secretary
2015 election
Presidency (2016-present)
2020 election
Political Positions
Personal Life
Beaumont is able to speak Alemannisch, Anglish, Fulgistni Huang, and Lysian.
Beaumont has a pet turtle named Clément.
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