/u/bandic00t_'s Story

Where it all began

Hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area, /u/bandic00t_ was in the Atlantic Commonwealth working at satellite phone company Iridium Communications when he risked it all to run for Congress. After later ending up in a national seat, he moved back to Sierra, using his skills to start a campaign consulting empire known to many as Astro Campaign Services.

World-renowned campaign consultant

Astro Campaign Services is headquartered in a former nuclear bunker located near Vandenberg Air Force Base, known as the War Room. The War Room also doubles as /u/bandic00t_'s mainland residence and home office (he currently primarily lives in a great home on the island of Oahu). Astro Campaign Services has worked for multiple campaigns within Sierra, including the Ibney/Sun and Brill/Sun campaigns for governor. Astro Campaign Services has also worked with the Sierra GOP state party.

/u/bandic00t_ is well-known for bringing an attack-oriented campaign style to his firm's work, which has worked many times over, including in his own campaigns in SR-4, resulting in large landslides.

A cinematic pioneer

After some time in Congress, colloquially known as "the Swamp," /u/bandic00t_ seriously considered making a documentary on the inner workings of the US Congress. However, he very quickly realized what he truly wanted to do: to fulfill a childhood dream of his by creating an action-packed movie; however, it would still contain many government figures and tangentially retain its original theme.

The movie, Who Killed Captain Saldol, became a smash hit at the box office and received universal critical acclaim, winning four Oscars, including Best Picture. It was as much of a hit inside the government as outside, as not only was it screened at military bases, but it also earned /u/bandic00t_ a Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Watch Who Killed Captain Saldol for free here.

A common-sense congressman

In August, /u/bandic00t_ easily defeated disgraced former Sierra governor /u/ClearlyInvsible to become the congressman for Alaska and Hawaii. In November, he did it again, this time with a bigger margin than before. In a second rematch, your congressman delivered one of the largest landslide victories in recent memory.

Within the past nine months, /u/bandic00t_ has served his constituents with due diligence, guiding himself on one main principle: common sense. He can be frequently seen visiting his constituents using exclusively sustainable transport.