Glenn Rhee

== Early Life ==
Born in Detroit to Korean Immigrants, Glenn Rhee never grew up ambitious, often being an underachiever in life. This was, until he moved to Atlanta. 
== Marriage ==
Glenn met the love of his life by complete chance. He married Maggie Greene only a year after they met, as even if they had started dating without much seriousness in it, they quickly found themselves believing in soulmates. He moved from the city to the Greene Family Farm, which he took over when his father-in-law retired. The Rhees have one child together and the family frequently appear together publicly. 
== Electoral History ==
=== 1990 Midterms ===
After feeling what he described as a calling in a dream, Rhee announced a campaign for the House of Representatives in Georgia’s 2nd District. He campaigned on compassion and unity, using his personal experience as an example of the American Dream. He won the seat in what was initially a long shot but turned likely as he grew popular amongst a wide base of voters. 
2000 House Elections 
Following a retirement and movement to Georgia, where Rhee largely avoided the public eye, he suddenly and surprisingly announced a run for the new district he lived in, Michigan’s 3rd. This drew ire from the United Conservative Party. Members of the party such as Kevin Smith, Evan McWilliams and others accused him of being a carpetbagger. His opponent was rock musician Kid Rock. Rhee defeated Rock 54%-45%, the closest election of his career. This was widely attributed to the allegations of carpetbagging, despite Rhee’s insistence that he was not carpetbagging. 
2004 Presidential Election- 
Glenn is a candidate in the 2004 Presidential Election. He has received endorsements from 2000 Nominee William J. Krause, House Speaker Josh Shapiro, and Senator Jon Krasinski among others. His main opponent in the primary is Senator Val Demings, who he is neck and neck with as of the early primary states. 
== Political Positions ==
Glenn, a member of the Action Caucus, is seen as a centrist, and a maverick.
=== Marijuana ===
Glenn opposes the legalization of cannabis.
==== Political Transparency ====
Glenn has called for further political transparency, and is a prominent critic of President Kevin O’Leary and other politicians whom he sees as corrupt. He cosponsored the articles for the Impeachment of Supreme Court Justice Floppa. In advertisements, Glenn often attacks the CDU as a party that doesn’t truly advocate for Christian values (Glenn himself being a practicing Christian) 
Free Trade 
Following his move to Michigan, Glenn announced his opposition to free trade, blaming it for the breaking down of Detroit’s famous auto industry. 
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