Pebble, ANWR, and PFD

Hello, Fellow Alaskans- My name is Huhnkie Lee and I'm running for 2022 US Senate as an independent Alaskan- We got a great vision for Alaska and here we go. First, let us make money by going forward with 500 billion dollars from clean Pebble mine and another 500 billion dollars from clean ANWR oil. Second, with all that money, Alaskan state government will be rich, so Alaskan will preserve PFD and zero state income tax privilege, unlike other states. Third, with Pebble + ANWR = 1 trillion dollars money, Alaska can institute universal health care for all, in Alaska. How about that? ... We can make Alaskan Republicans happy because we are developing industry and creating jobs and not raising the tax or taking away pfd of taxing the rich. We can make Democrats happy because we are expending medicare and medicaid and helping out the poor people in Alaska. We can bring the Left and the Right together, today, finally. ... How can Pebble be clean? We investigated and uncovered how, and wrote them down, right here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3890437 ... We know A man and a woman are different It takes saintly patience For a husband and wife To get along Because they're so different But Once the two genders do overcome the difference They can come together And love And have a beautiful baby ... Likewise If Republicans and Democrats come together We can achieve a wonder- ... So let us come together And make some good happen. Shall we? Thank you //!-)

An Alaskan Story

Greetings, Fellow Alaskans- My name is Huhnkie Lee and I'm running for 2022 US Senate as an independent Alaskan. I first came to Alaska in 2015 without knowing anyone, without any job lined up. I was unemployed for three months. Because I was new to Alaska, I couldn't get unemployment insurance and my meager saving was running out. Finally I got a computer programmer job at $15 an hour, $30,000 a year, before tax. I was 36 years old then. I was so happy then to realize, "Tis time around, I am not a tourist but I am an Alaskan and I can live here, paying my bills!" So, why did I come to Alaska of all places, six years ago? People come to Alaska for all different reasons. Some come here out of ambition to make it big in politics and they're known as carpet-baggers. Some come here for job opportunities to make a big career move, to be a big fish in a small pond. There is nothing wrong in those elitist goals. But those tend to leave Alaska and go back to where they came from once they achieve those political or career goals. Some others come to live in Alaska because they watched Alaskan TV shows or documentaries and got intrigued by Alaska's pristine nature. Some others come to Alaska to get away from it all and to be the last American standing, to pursue Ideological freedom and to seek all-American freedom. Still others come to Alaska out of sheer adventurism. I belong to this group of people. Some of us came to Alaska because we thought and still think it's the best state in America. I'm doing politics now but that's not why I came here. I got involved in local politics back in 2018, in order to protest the plastic bag ban in Wasilla. So why am I running? I want to help Alaskans to build Pebble Mine and ANWR oil. Here is my 40-page paper about it: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3890437 Thank You for the consideration, kind Alaskans and God bless You!

A Mini Bio

Greetings, Fellow Alaskans- My name is Huhnkie Lee and I'm running for 2022 US Senate as an independent Alaskan. Perhaps a bit about me. I was born in Ithaca NY, in 1978 when my Dad came to Cornell for his PhD study in economics with my Mom. We all moved back to Seoul, S. Korea and I grew up there until 1997 when I graduated a high school. I moved back to America in Madison WI to major in computer science. I went to Cornell to study for computational biology PhD and dropped out after two years. I moved to Los Angeles CA and got a computer programmer job. In my spare time, I did some acting and made a one-man feature-length movie, which is available for free at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltg6mfeG11s Then in 2009, I joined the US Army as a junior enlisted soldier, E-4 specialist as a helicopter electrician. We deployed to Afghanistan for a year in 2011 and I was honorably discharged in 2013. I went to Michigan Law School and graduated in 2015 and then moved to Alaska the same year. I came to Alaska as I was fascinated by Alaskan TV shows like Yukon Man, Alaska the Last Frontier, or documentaries like Grizzlies of Alaska or Braving Alaska on Mr. Heimo Korth, which I watched when I was in Michigan. As a politician, I support Pebble Mine and ANWR Oil. I wrote a 40-page paper about it, available at: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3890437 Thank You!

A Scientist, a Philosopher, and a Politician

Greetings, Fellow Alaskans- My name is Huhnkie Lee and I'm running for 2022 US Senate as an independent Alaskan. As an amateur scientist, I like experimenting. My campaign is a highly experimental one. It's a zero-penny campaign, as I don't take any donations. As an amateur philosopher, I believe in ideals. I believe that American democracy should not be run by money, but by the People and by good ideas. My campaign is also a one-man campaign, as I'm doing all this all by myself, and I want to keep it that way, which is kinda Alaskan. I want to keep my political endeavor independent and free and efficient. So, other than campaign methodologies and approaches, what else is new in this all-Alaskan, all-American adventure in democratic election campaign that I'm experimenting with? Well, how about pro-Pebble-ism? That's a very hot button topic and I love controversies. I'm sorry if I disappoint anyone at this point, but I'm pro-Pebble. Here is a 40-page paper I wrote about it, if interested: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3890437 The thing is, I can live without getting elected, but I can't live without freedom of speech. If the exercise of free speech prevents me from getting elected, I can live with that. What I can't live with is, a life of a politician where I am forced to say what people want me to say. Again, I'm an idealist. Hypothetically, if I become a US Senator, I will be sworn in to protect and preserve the Constitution of the U.S. and of Alaska. If the first thing I do as a Senator is to sacrifice my constitutional right to free speech, I won't be keeping my oath. So, that's my attitude as a politician. Thank You for consideration, kind Alaskans and God bless You All!

Friday Night Live with Huhnkie Lee, 2022 US Senate Candidate as an Independent Alaskan

Friday Night Live with Huhnkie Lee, 2022 Alaska US Senate Candidate Fridays, 6-8pm, Alaska Time Join Zoom Meetinghttps://zoom.us/j/98531415860?pwd=Q2xEN29nRkN0VVZ0QkVqWEJzUW9mQT09 Meeting ID: 985 3141 5860 Passcode: 1y6Vz4 The episodes will be broadcast in Facebook Live, recorded and published in YouTube. We recommend that you turn off video and use nicknames to protect your privacy and identity. please enjoy- //:-D

A political poem: 0 penny ideal

--zero penny campaign-- i don't take money from my voters... asking them for a vote is more than enough ... how can i possibly ask for more, like their money? ... in all good conscience, i can't do it... ... as a human being, i can't ... so I'm experimenting with democracy... how about...a democracy ..run by ideas and not by money?... like, smart campai gn... these days, I'm exploring that very possibility... as a scientist, as a good ole experimentalist... //!-)

A confession of a background guy

Hi Sirs and Ma'ams- Thank you for being my kind and generous friends- ... Twenty years ago When I was in madison wisconsin I took a class Two credits worth Backstage craft class In year 1999 or something ... I got a B in that class Perhaps I fell asleep once or twice lol ... My job was a boom box operator Taking care of the levels of microphones And background music and Ambient sounds ... It was madison wisconsin university Campus event A live play On stage In theater ... I did apply For audition But they did not select me ... But I took the backstage class And I participated As a technician A sound board operator A very humble job About two decades ago ... But I did enjoy The live theatrical production In madison wisconsin university campus ... It was not broadway musical in manhattan ny Or hollywood california But still ... It was a romantic comedy Madison wisconsin Back in 1999 I wanted to be cast as an actor I did take the audition But the did not select me They chose others ... But I think the casting directors did a good job ... As a sound operator I watched those Selected actors and actresses Perform rehearsals Again and again And they did it so well I was a huge fan- ... And as a sound operator I watched those actors and actresses Rehearse so many times ... I saw them making mistakes And I watched them Play on stage So so well... ..... And I was Proud To participate As a sound technician In the background Some unsung hero ... We Small people We do play a part ... And I thank Today High and almighty God That I was bestowed That one wonderful Theatrical play In madison wisconsin Again and again In rehearsals In live play production performances ... I was a huge fan They did it so well All those actors and actresses Who got selected Who got chosen When I was not ... Still They did it so well And I did enjoy Watching them perform And When they were done I stood up And gave them A standing ovation ... Although They Actors and actresses Never once noticed me As I was in the background Backstage craft A humble sound operator ... //!-) Hi Sir- I sent the following to my boss family and I thought you and your wonderful family might enjoy reading the story perhaps- Happy spring time, Sir- --from MatSu Valley //:-