Personal Life[]
Florence Val-Valentine was born on February 14th, 1958, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. From a young age, Florence was drawn to the arts and pursued a career in acting. He worked tirelessly to hone his craft and eventually landed a few small roles in television shows and movies. Despite his success as an actor, Florence felt that he had more to offer the entertainment industry. He decided to shift his focus to directing and quickly found success in this new endeavor. His work was praised by critics and audiences alike, and he soon became one of the most sought-after directors in Hollywood. But Florence wasn't content to simply work in the entertainment industry. He had always been interested in business and had a keen eye for opportunities. He began to invest his money in various ventures and eventually stumbled upon a promising oil prospector firm. Florence saw the potential for significant growth in the oil industry and decided to purchase the company. He poured his energy into developing new technologies and strategies for oil exploration and soon found that his investments had paid off. With his newfound wealth, Florence turned his attention to politics. He had always been passionate about social justice issues and felt that he could make a real difference in the world as a politician.
First Senate Run (2022)[]
Val-Valentine had always been passionate about social justice issues and felt that he could make a real difference in the world as a politician. He ran for the Senate as a Democrat in the conservative South, a decision that many thought was risky. In 2022, Florence announced his candidacy for the Senate as a Democrat, a decision that surprised many in the political world. He knew that his unconventional political views would make his campaign an uphill battle, but he was determined to make a difference. Florence's campaign was focused on economic policies, such as reducing taxes and promoting business growth, as well as social issues such as gun rights and traditional values. He spoke to crowds across Appalachia, outlining his vision for a better future and pledging to work tirelessly for his constituents. Despite being a newcomer to the political arena, Florence was a natural campaigner. He connected with voters on a personal level, sharing his own experiences and showing a genuine interest in the issues that mattered to them. As the election drew near, Florence's campaign gained momentum. His message of conservative values and his unique blend of politics resonated with voters across the state. On election night, he emerged victorious, beating out his opponent by 20 points to become the first Democrat to represent Appalachia in the Senate in years. Florence's victory was celebrated across the state and beyond. His election proved that there was still room for unconventional voices in politics and that people were hungry for change. Florence had shown that a person's background, whether in acting, directing, or the oil industry, did not have to be a barrier to political success. As he took his seat in the Senate, Florence continued to champion conservative values and fight for his constituents. His unique perspective and dedication to his beliefs set him apart in the Senate, and he became a respected voice on both sides of the aisle. Florence Val-Valentine's first Senate race was a defining moment in his life and career. It showed that with hard work and determination, anything was possible
Presidential Run 2024[]
Val-Valentine ran for President in the democratic primary against Martha Holley. In the midst of the race, there was a scandal in which Valentine released a controversial attack Ad against his primary opponent. After major blowback from his party, Val-Valentine announced his departure from the democratic party, he stated "Following the negative and critical opinions from inside my own party. It is evident that I am unable to disparage or disagree with any democratic party representative".. "Although I respect some people, I am unable to join a party that prefers to hold hands and dance rather than do the things that benefit voters. I've been told that I'm only power-hungry by Ms. Holley. I would say I'm not power-hungry, I'm just realistic. This is the reason why, regardless of how the primary results turn out, I Florence Lyndon Val-Valentine will formally resign from the Democratic Party." Valentine would go on to lose the race and only got 31.7% of the vote. Val-Valentine went on to join the republican party where he was selected as the Vice Presidential nominee for the Republican party. He was the former running mate of Bennett Reed for President.
