Kyle Kulinski (Porvenir)

Kyle Kulinski 	Kyle Kulinski
 	
U.S Ambassador to Poland 	U.S Ambassador to Poland
In Office:January 21st, 2037 - 2041 	In Office:January 21st, 2037 - 2041
President: 	Diego Braun
Preceded by: 	Tim Nowak
Succeeded by: 	Emily Horn
U.S Senator from New York 	U.S Senator from New York
In office:January 21st, 2029 - December 4th, 2036	In office:January 21st, 2029 - December 4th, 2036
Preceded by: 	Chuck Schumer
Succeeded by: 	Jamaal Bowman
Biography 	Biography
Born: 	Kyle Edward Kulinski
January 31, 1988Westchester County, New York
Citizenship: 	American
Political party: 	Democratic (before 2037)
Libertarian (2037 onwards)
Alma mater: 	Iona College (BA)
Occupation: 	Talk show host
YouTuber
Political commentator
Political activist
Religion: 	agnostic
Kyle Edward Kulinski (born January 31, 1988) is an American politician and political commentator. He served as the U.S Ambassador to Poland in the Diego Braun administration from 2037 to 2041. Previously, Kulinski served as a U.S Senator from New York from 2029 to 2036. A 2052 candidate for President and Socialist Party nominee for Vice President, he is the founder of Secular Talk and the co-founder of Justice Democrats.
== Secular Talk ==
Kyle Kulinski founded the YouTube channel Secular Talk on April 21, 2008. His YouTube channel consisted of news and politics from a libertarian-left, populist, social democratic and agnostic-atheist perspective. 
In 2017, Kyle Kulinski, along with Cenk Uygur from the Young Turks co-founded Justice Democrats. In Late-2017, Kyle would leave Justice Democrats, despite still supporting many of their candidates.
== United States Representative ==
On June 16, 2027, Kyle Kulinski would announce his run for U.S Senate to replace retiring Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer. In the Democratic primaries, he would defeat Sean Patrick Maloney and would go on as to win the general election narrowly against Nicole Malliotakis.
In 2029, as an United States Senator, he would be one of the only members of congress to vote against U.S involvement in the Fourth Taiwan Strait Crisis, along with Libertarian Senator Justin Amash of Michigan.
== See Also ==
Category:People (Porvenir)
Category:New York
Category:Politics
Category:Politicians