Political Issues

First, I support President Trump on America First. I also understand his peace through strength principle, which is protecting America from homeland attacks. Peace through strength seeks peace with our enemies first. However, when the threat of an enemy attack is high, we show our strength by striking before being struck.

Second, I support President Trump on immigration. The Trump Administration is not anti-immigration but rather anti-ILLEGAL immigration. America has a naturalization process for immigrants to become legal citizens, similar to the strict immigration laws enforced in other countries. America should uphold its own domestic policy with the same rigor.

Finally, there is a call to transition from global supply chain dependence to a position of global supply chain leadership. President Trump is doing this with tariffs and negotiations.

• Small Government
• Protect the Constitution
• Civil Rights - This is a major issue of interest in CD6. Here are my thoughts: I do not blame and shame Trump, republicans, or white men for the era of social inequity we are in. We are where we are. It is what it is. No more pointing the finger for our history. We just need to stop repeating it. If our Founding Fathers did today what they did back then for elections, they would be slapped with discrimination lawsuits. What they did back then is now illegal. There are some great things our Founding Fathers created that we should keep following, like the Constitution. However, they created a biased election process. Only one demographic was allowed on the floor during elections. That was the property owning white man. They all knew each other, so they didn't vet documentation or backgrounds. It would have behooved them to thoroughly vet each other, and risk disrupting the bromance. It also would have behooved them to allow Native Americans on the assembly floor. Thorough vetting and inclusion of all interested candidates ensures the best qualified people are leading our country. Hiring with bias is a history we can stop repeating.
• Education - Schools need to teach our whole history and give children the resources to learn their own ancestry. More importantly, families need room to feel, grieve, and celebrate the memories of their ancestors.

All social issues listed below are local and should be handled by municipal and state leaders, as part of a broader domestic policy framework.

• Inequality and Discrimination (Race, Gender, LGBTQ+ rights)
• Human Rights and Justice (Criminal Justice System, Election Integrity)
• Health and Welfare (Access to mental and physical health care, abortion, drug addiction, food insecurity)
• Environment and Resources (Climate change, water scarcity, land use, energy)
• Infrastructure and Economy (Homelessness, Housing, Unemployment, Business Development, Education)
• Digital Age Issues (Data Privacy, Cybersecurity, Fake News, Social Media, AI)

These issues are critical not only for the local community but also for shaping our foreign policy and ensuring our nation is a global leader of justice and equality. Problems are solved from the inside-out, not the outside-in. The federal government will not fix the endless list of issues we have. The federal government is here to keep America secure, so U.S. citizens can work together locally and create a better tomorrow. As we start to work better together on a small scale, it will have a ripple effect  around the world.

What does Lead Over Likes mean?

It means that I will focus on being a leader during my campaign and not care about who likes me.

I am running for Congress, not prom queen.

I am already leading by raising questions about election integrity at the CD6 Assembly on March 28, 2026. I will remain in this race until we resolve the issues, and get the best qualified candidate/s on the primary ballot for the Republican Party. After my experience in this election, one piece of legislation I will propose is to make natural born U.S. citizenship a requirement for all jobs in Congress.