Kyle Kulinski

Kyle Kulinski is an American politician who is currently retired. He was the 10th President of the United States, as well as Attorney General, three time Representative of District 3, and two time Senator from District 9, Kulinski is a member of the Massachusetts Democratic Party and has held a position on the Massachusetts Assembly for multiple terms, as well as Governor. He has also served as the Chairman of the Democratic Party once, and Vice Chairman twice.

Personal Life
Kyle Kulinski was born and raised in the city of Boston, Massachusetts to an upper middle class family. He attended law school, and earned a degree in law and political science.

Massachusetts Assembly
Kyle Kulinski was elected into the Massachusetts State Assembly for two terms. He worked in the State Assembly working his way up the ladder to a federal position.

Attorney General
In the summer of 2030, Kyle Kulinski was appointed to United States Attorney General by President Joe Donnelly. He was Attorney General during the controversial US v. BJ court case.

Political Activism
Kyle Kulinski has been an active advocate for non-interventionalist policies for many years.

Japan Conflict
Kyle Kulinski joined many Senators and Representatives in a march over the Japanese conflict, which occurred over President William Grant's controversial statements regarding the Japanese intelligence breach. Kyle Kulinski worked with many Representatives and Senators in Congress at the time to lobby against any action in Japan.

HealthCare Reform
Kyle Kulinski advocated for lowering healthcare costs, and providing financial support for many American families.

House of Representatives
Kyle Kulinski first ran for the House of Representatives in the 2030 for the first time, and lost by 9 votes to Supreme Court Justice Guerrieri. He then ran once more in 2032, and won in a landslide vote for District 3 (New York). He then served in the House of Representatives for 3 terms, from 2032 to 2037. In the middle of his third term, he won the District 9 Senate (Michigan, Wisconsin) special election, and resigned from his seat in the House of Representatives.

Speakership Run
Kyle Kulinski ran for speaker in 2035, and won the joint Bull Moose and Democratic nomination. He lost the election narrowly to Speaker Nelson Rockefeller, in a Republican super majority in the House of Representatives.

A+ Rating
Kyle Kulinski received an A+ rating from Speaker Rockefeller in his last term in the House of Representatives. This score was based on how many bills proposed, sponsored, and voting. Kulinski was the only Representatives to receive an A+ rating, that term.

Senate
Kyle Kulinski served two terms in the United States Senate. He was elected to District 9 (Michigan, Wisconsin) special election by a one vote lead.

Presidential Run 2040
Kyle Kulinski announced his bid for the presidency in mid-2037, and ran for the Democratic nomination. He ran against Secretary Charles Lockwood, Governor Sean Clarke, Former Justice Raymond Reddington, and John Lewis.

Democratic Primaries
Kyle Kulinski won the Democratic primaries, winning more than twice as many delegates as runner-up Charles Lockwood in the end. Kulinski won every state excluding Iowa, in which Charles Lockwood won with a thin margin in voter count. Kulinski later won the nomination after every candidate dropped, and Charles Lockwood dropped switching to the Republican Party to support Harvey Jones for the Republican nomination. Raymond Reddington, John Lewis, and Sean Clarke pledged their delegates to Kyle Kulinski while Charles Lockwood pledged his to Representative Robert Witten, who had suspended his campaign before the primaries.

Vice Presidential Announcement
Only a day before the primaries officially ended, Kyle Kulinski announced his running mate for the 2040 election season; Representative Elizabeth Warren. Elizabeth Warren was found to be an unsurprising pick for most of the public, as the two had worked a lot before on legislation in Congress. It was also speculated that either Hillary Boone or Raymond Reddington were to be the running mate.

General Election
Kyle Kulinski had won the Democratic nomination, and was officially named the Democratic nominee at the Democratic National Convention, which was held in Boston, Massachusetts. On the Republican side of the field, Nelson Rockefeller was the official nominee, and on the LP field, John Bernard was the nominee.

Later in the election, John Bernard dropped out of the race and pledged his support to Kyle Kulinski, which gave him a major boost relating to polling.

Nelson Rockefeller was the expected winner of the 2040 elections, but Kyle Kulinski and Willam Warren worked with the SOE Wood to rig the electiion. Rockefeller won the popular by 8 votes, yet it simply wasn't enough to win electorally, thus giving America the first Democratic President.

Presidency
Kulinski's Presidency started off as a mess. barely any bills were signed, and activity was horrible However, Kulinski made the controversial decision to dismiss all creators in order to help tpon. He was immediately impeached by Congress, and retired.

William Warren took his spot and nullified the decision.