Arkenstone

Arkenstone
Representative in the United States Congress 5th district
In office April 22nd, 2020 – Present
Preceded by	Peanut
Succeeded by	None
Delegate in the Northern Delegation 3rd district
In office Febuary 23rd, 2020 – Present
Preceded by	John Boehner
Succeeded by	None
Head Writer at The Environmentalist
In office Febuary 13th, 2020 – Present
Preceded by	None
Succeeded by	None
Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency
In office March 13th, 2020 – Present
Preceded by	Lohengramm
Succeeded by	None
Representative in the United States Congress 4th district
In office Febuary 23rd, 2020 – Present
Preceded by	John Boehner
Succeeded by	Darby

Arkenstone joined on January 29th, 2020. He is a member of the American Liberal Party, later the American Liberal coalition. He is also on the National Council for the Americal Liberal Coalition as the Chair of the Progressive Coalition. He is currently serving in Congress as a representative of the 5th Northern District, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, State Legislator for the 3rd Northern District, and Secretary of State for Finance under Governor Garland.

Personal Life

Arkenstone has lived by himself since graduating college in 2004 at the age of 22. He enjoys doing animal help work and before attempting to become a politician helped run animal clinics. Upon helping in an animal shelter, in 2006 he then adopted his first dog, Stacey, a Yorkie/poodle mix who was 2 years old at the time. Stacey then died in 2018 at the age of 14. In 2019 he decided it was time to adopt an animal again and adopted a Pembroke Corgi named Buddy who was 3 months old at the time of adoption. His work at the animal shelter, as well as his adoption of two dogs, then leads to his passion for saving the environment. This passion has followed him into his career as a politician. Arkenstone has dated a couple of people here and there but has never been able to bring himself to settle down and actually live with someone. He is still looking.

The Environmentalist

The first thing Arkenstone ever did that got off of the ground was an organization known as The Environmentalist. He set up this organization with the goal of promoting a bipartisan environmental agenda. In this, he has set up himself with a team of writers, most notably Federalist Caprese. The organization has become powerful with a huge bipartisan outreach. It has set the precedent for an organization focused on one issue and has shown how such an organization should operate. Other such organizations have risen and fallen, but none as long-lasting, nor as influential, as The Environmentalist. Plans for expansion continue as this organization and ability to influence is one of Arkenstone's top priorities.

State Legislator

As a state legislator, when he was elected, Arkenstone's radical environmental agenda had to be put on hold due to the global pandemic that arose immediately after his election. As this happened, Arkenstone, despite being the newest and least experienced Delegate, Arkenstone single-handedly wrote legislation to slow down the spread of the virus as well as increase testing and hospital supplies, with the hospital supplies being able to be made on a more permanent basis, due to the legislation not expiring. He has made attempts to work towards protecting the environment, though nothing has come to fruition yet.

Presidential Campaign

During the March election cycle, Arkenstone decided to challenge incumbent President Valerie as the nominee for the American Liberal Party. Arkenstone ran a good campaign with multiple stirring rallies but, ultimately, lost to Valerie in an electoral vote of 14-9. He has not denied the possibility of running again in July, according to a report by the Northern Star.

Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency

Arkenstone has been pointed to lead the Environmental Protection Agency. Since then he has expanded the number of people in it but has done no official action.

Member of Congress

As a member of Congress before he ran for President, he attempted to pass a bill to get the global community to work together in fighting Climate Change, which was ultimately shot down in the House of Representatives. As a member of Congress his second time around he has been appointed Minority Leader.