Emilia Petrova

Emilia Petrova is the current Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. In the past, she has held the positions of:
 * Ambassador to Belgium (1996-2000)


 * Representative from New York's 19th District (2001-2004)
 * Secretary of State (2002-2003)
 * Secretary of the Interior (2003-2005)
 * Junior Senator from New York (2004-2005)

Biography
Name: Emilia Petrova

Born: June 18, 1970

Party: Independent (Former Republican)

State: New York

Sex: Female

Children: Elizabeth Petrova, Julia Petrova, Leo Petrova

Offices Held: Representative of New York's 19th District (2001-2004), Senator of New York (2004-2005), SCOTUS Chief Justice (2005-Present)

Early Life
Emilia Petrova was born to American citizens in Victoria, British Columbia. At an early age, she lived in Portland, Oregon with relatives after her parents died when she was 2 years old. When she turned 6, she moved with her uncle and aunt to the small town of Verbank, New York and lived most of her life in Verbank.

Ambassador to Belgium (1996-2000)
Early in her career, Petrova was ambassador to Belgium for the United States. Not much is known for her career there but she has stated that she sometimes misses Brussels.

Representative (2001-2004)
Petrova was a Representative for New York's 19th congressional district, running under the Republican Party. She won election in 2000, and again in 2004.

Senator (2004-2005)
Petrova ran for Senator of New York in 2004 under the Republican Party, and won after her main opponent, Democratic Nominee Hillary Clinton left the race. She did some controversial decisions, like voting for keeping Confederate Statues where they are in a Senate bill.

Bombing of the Department of the Interior and Other Attacks
In February of 2005, the Department of the Interior was bombed after Petrova received a bomb as a package. She was wounded in the attack and will probably never recover.

While in New York City in 2002, Petrova, then Secretary of State and Secretary of the Interior nominee was kidnapped along with Former Governor of Wisconsin Nabe Jones. She was rescued after suffering severe injuries. The suspect, Dutch van der Linde was killed during the standoff.

In 2005, at a press conference where President John McCain was coming out as bi, Terron, a black FOX reporter shot her while trying to kill the President and Secretary of Transportation Jim Hennigan.

In September of 2005, Petrova was shot by a stray shot from Trayvion, Terron's brother at LPAC.

Chief Justice (2005-Present)
President John McCain nominated her for Chief Justice of SCOTUS, and she was approved by the Senate in a 3-1-0 vote. She has scheduled a hearing for John Smith v. U.S. in January of 2006.