Based gamer

Based Gamer is the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives. Based Gamer was elected in the 2014 United States House of Representatives elections.

Election to the House of Representatives
Following the 2014 United States House of Representatives elections, which occurred on November 4, 2014, the Republican Party captured 231 seats in the House of Representatives, becoming the largest party. Gamer became the Speaker.

Political positions
Gamer is generally considered to be on the right-wing of the Republican Party. He considers himself an opponent of both communism and fascism and is strongly committed to the anti-radicalization of politics, supporting his party's stance to never work with Communists. A self-described social moderate, he has spoken out in support of LGBT rights and marijuana legalization, as well as supporting the legalization of prostitution and gambling and the complete overhaul of the criminal justice system with a focus on rehabilitation, however, he has also spoken out against abortion.

However, Gamer has been warier of socialist economic policies, professing a belief in "regulated capitalism, where the government's job is solely to make sure companies are playing fairly" and was supportive of a negative income tax for the poor. Furthermore, he has expressed his opposition to single-payer universal healthcare, calling U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders's signature Medicare for All proposal a "pipe dream" that goes far beyond "even European healthcare systems" and instead prefers a more realistic system where government-provided health care competes with private companies, as well as being a strong advocate of multi-payer healthcare systems as currently implemented in Germany and other European nations. Regarding the issue of the minimum wage, he was noted to support local ordinances on the subject as opposed to a blanket nationwide increase.

On foreign affairs and immigration, Gamer differs from his party the most, being a proponent of stricter border security and a points-based immigration system to admit the most qualified and talented immigrants. He is generally non-interventionist regarding world affairs, preferring to solve crises through peaceful means whenever possible. He has also expressed a willingness to support protectionist measures in some instances, as he commented following a tour of the US states of Ohio and Michigan that "the workers of America have soured on the neoliberal promises of their leaders. As jobs have fled, the plants have all shut down. It's no wonder that these people voted for Trump. To prevent this from happening in the future, we must not always rely on free trade, but rather adapt to situations whenever possible, because what's most important are the needs of the people, rich or poor, American or not."

Personal life
He has 2 houses. Away from the house, he enjoys spending time in the outdoors.