Felix Seier

Felix Seier was born in Denver, Colorado. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1985 to 2007. He received bachelor's degrees in history and anthropology from Ashford University and an associate degree in communications and an M.A. in humanities from American Public University. His career experience includes founding a biomedical nonprofit and being a personal trainer and nutritionist.[1][2]

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

Born in Denver, Colorado ‘65, graduated Thornton High CO. in 1984, dedicated 22 years to the U.S. Navy, serving from 1985 to 2007 in technical logistics (AK/SK). Following military retirement, earned four degrees, AA Communication, BA History, BA Cultural Anthropology, MA Humanities (Ashford/APU) , and certified personal trainer and nutritionist. Founder of The Cryonics Initiative, a non-profit dedicated to preserving human life through biomedical advancement.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

From Logistics to Leadership: Auditing the Administrative State

Most politicians understand "policy," but few understand "supply." Using 22 years of Navy logistics experience (AK/SK), I will approach the federal budget not as a political document, but as an operational system that is currently failing.

I am running to be the technician who identifies where our national "supply lines" are broken. My mission is to freeze wasteful spending and audit the bureaucracy with the same rigor required on a Navy flight deck. We don't need more lawyers in Congress; we need a logistician who knows how to cut the rot and restore efficiency.The Reborn Republic: A Scholar’s Approach to Civilizational Decay

After earning four degrees in Communication, History, Anthropology, and Humanities, I have studied how great republics rise and why they fall. We are currently witnessing a decay in public leadership that stems from a lack of historical and cultural perspective.

My candidacy is about more than the next election cycle; it is about a "Rebirth." I will use my academic background to champion a return to foundational principles—individual liberty and Constitutional integrity—while ensuring our laws are informed by history rather than the fleeting trends of the modern political machine.Defying Technical Boundaries: Securing the Future of Human Life

Through The Cryonics Initiative, I have championed the idea that death and disease are technical boundaries to be overcome by science. I bring this same forward-looking, science-driven mentality to federal policy.

I want voters to remember me as the candidate who refuses to accept "impossible" as an answer. Whether it is revolutionizing healthcare through biomedical advancement or protecting the rights of Marylanders to pursue longevity and wellness, I will fight for a future where American innovation is unleashed to solve our most "unsolvable" problems.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Restoring the American Family (The Foundation)

The family is the smallest unit of self-governance. When the family fails, the state grows.

I am running to reverse the 'Managed Decay' of the American household. We restore the family by returning to an economy where one income can support a home, and where parents—not bureaucrats—are the primary stakeholders in their children’s education and health. My background as a nutritionist and scholar has taught me that a healthy Republic requires healthy families.