Clint Carmel
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Clint Carmel
Major Clint Carmel was born in the state of Colorado of the United States.
Employment history
When he first reached the age of maturity, on day 1900 he got a job working for $15.00 USD for Bobby Canell, a Hawaiian plantation owner and Party President of the Metal Party. He held this job for 50 days. On day 1950 he took a job working for Gnilraps at the slave wage of $1.00 an hour.
Military career
At the start of his military career, Clint Carmel served for two weeks in the USAF Flight Training Division, and served with distinction in numerous battles. On day 1907 he became a Major. As of day 1950, he is a three-star Major***.
On day 1920 Major Carmel had a public debate (aired on FedBlogRadio 02/21/2013) with General Sentieiro about the Air Force; Carmel explained his decision to leave the Air Force and join Easy Company, the #1 ranked Military Unit in the eUSA. Sentieiro expressed regret at losing such a fine officer.
Currently Major Carmel is in Regiment #2 of Easy Company (EZC) serving under Quartermaster Hill.
Political career
He has always been active in politics. Carmel joined the We the People party the first day he could do so. Since day 1907, he has been the duly appointed eUSA Ambassador to the ePhilippines. On day 1915, he announced his candidacy for Congress. On day 1925, he successfully became an eUS Congressman from Colorado. He kept his constituents informed of his voting record and wrote often of the daily goings-on in Congress.
The Federalist Party
Politically, since day 1936 he has been a member in good standing of the Federalist Party. When Fingerguns took over as Party President in March, 2013, she appointed Clint Carmel to work in the Education Department, believing that a new member of the Federalist Party would see things with a fresh pair of eyes. On day 1942 Clint Carmel became a member of the Federalist Party's Media Department, working under Duncan Crowe.
Media Career
Clint Carmel is a frequent guest of both eNPR radio and Fed blog radio. Musings_from_Cheyenne_Mtn: Additionally, Major Carmel publishes "Musings from Cheyenne Mountain," which can be found here: [[1]]
