Representative in Congress, District 19

Our governance is built on the principle that no one is above the law. I will enforce existing statutes with integrity and protect the rights of every citizen with no bias towards any set group or class.

Our governance is built on the principle that no one is above the law. I will enforce existing statutes with integrity and protect the rights of every citizen with no bias towards any set group or class.

Reducing Regulatory Overreach: Work to simplify and limit the scope of federal regulation where it exceeds constitutional boundaries or creates unnecessary burdens on citizens and small businesses.

I support repealing the 17th Amendment and restoring the selection of U.S. senators by state legislatures.

I support expanding the House by 100–200 members and pursuing a constitutional amendment requiring Congress to reconsider representation after every census.

True freedom means you lead. We will ensure laws are simple and government is open so every citizen can participate in our democracy with confidence and understanding.

Congress should write the laws, the President should execute them, and elected representatives should answer to the people for the decisions they make.

I am running to restore limited, enumerated government, return power to the people and the states, and rebuild a Congress that remembers its proper place.

The people would elect their representatives in the House and their state legislators, while those legislators would select senators charged with defending their state's interests in the federal government.

I will work to restore Congress's constitutional authority over war, reduce unnecessary overseas military commitments, oppose regime-change wars, and demand clear congressional authorization before committing Americans to hostilities.

America should maintain the strength necessary to defend itself while pursuing peaceful relations with other nations. We should send ambassadors to build relationships abroad rather than treating permanent military presence as the foundation of American diplomacy.

I support moving toward a dollar backed by tangible monetary assets—including gold, silver, platinum, and copper to impose discipline and protect purchasing power.

I support repealing the 16th Amendment and ending the federal income tax. Americans should keep more of what they earn while Washington learns to operate within constitutional and sustainable financial limits.

I will work to repeal the remaining unconstitutional surveillance authorities associated with the Patriot Act, strengthen warrant requirements, protect Americans' digital information, and oppose government attempts to circumvent the Fourth Amendment through new technologies or third-party data.

I oppose indiscriminate surveillance and bulk collection of Americans' information and support repealing laws that enable unconstitutional searches or evade meaningful judicial oversight.

I am a strict constitutionalist. Before I ask whether a bill sounds good, I ask a more fundamental question: Does the Constitution give Congress the authority to do it?

I advocate for a literal interpretation of the Constitution, ensuring that our laws reflect the original intent of the Founding Fathers and the document's text.