Platform

Where I Stand

These aren't talking points. They're commitments. Read them, hold me to them.

Constitutional Rights & Limited Government

I will defend the freedoms protected by the First and Second Amendments, restore constitutional law, and oppose government overreach.

Vote in accordance with the WV and US Constitutions
Defend the First Amendment freedoms of religion, speech, press, peaceful assembly, and petitioning the government for redress of grievances.
Defend the Second Amendment: the right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed.
Oppose laws that abridge the rights guaranteed under Article III of the WV Constitution: life, liberty, property, and the pursuit of happiness.
Push to constitutionally void unjust or unconstitutional laws where possible, and stand against government overreach that punishes citizens for exercising basic freedoms.

The majority of people in this district do not want data centers or flock cameras — and I will represent that.

Oppose data center expansion in the district. They emit frequencies linked to sleep disruption, release forever chemicals tied to cancer in humans and animals, and run diesel backup generators — all while residents foot the bill.
Oppose flock camera surveillance systems that monitor residents without meaningful consent or oversight.
WV is supposed to be Wild & Wonderful. I will not allow the land to be consumed by technology that burdens residents financially and harms the environment.

Making survival illegal is not governance. House Bill 2382 reinstated a form of slavery — and I oppose it.

Oppose HB 2382 as written. Punishing people for camping in out-of-the-way public spaces — especially disabled individuals and working people who cannot afford homes — violates the 13th Amendment's prohibition on involuntary servitude.
Existing laws already address loitering near public buildings and drug offenses. We do not need a new law that criminalizes poverty itself.
People should be free to camp, swim, vacation, or recover from a crisis — like a house fire — without being treated as criminals.
Work toward real solutions: affordable housing, not punishment for those who can't afford it.

Every person deserves a chance at life. This is not debatable for me — it is constitutional.

Defend the right to life as guaranteed under the 14th Amendment: no person shall be deprived of life without due process of law.
The moment any human being is deemed 'unfit for life' or 'subhuman,' we have abandoned the Constitution. I will not stand for that.
If the constitution does not protect all citizens equally, it protects none. That is the standard I will hold.

I answer to the district. I want to hear from you.

I'm not just willing — I want to hear from people in the district to better represent them.
Vote on principle every time
Be reachable and answer my own messages. No form letters, no staff runaround.

I'll answer directly. No form letters, no staff runaround.