Paid for by no one. I work for the people.
I am running as an Independent candidate for Arizona’s 4th Congressional District because I believe it is time for real change—change that puts the citizens of Arizona back in control of their government.
I have spent my life watching Arizona grow, change, and face its challenges firsthand. I understand what makes our state unique, from its history and values to the people who call it home. Arizona deserves a representative who knows its communities, understands its concerns, and is committed to putting its citizens first.
My mission is simple: to represent your voices, not a political party. Too often, Washington has become consumed by political gamesmanship, endless investigations, and partisan battles that waste taxpayer dollars while accomplishing little. The two-party system has become more focused on protecting itself than serving the people it was elected to represent.
I believe hardworking Americans should keep more of what they earn. We must protect retirement programs and ensure they remain financially secure for future generations. At the same time, we need to reduce government waste, increase accountability, and bring greater transparency to federal spending.
America also needs to rebuild its industrial strength. For decades, manufacturing jobs have disappeared while families have been forced to work harder just to maintain their standard of living. We must encourage American industry, create stable, well-paying jobs, and restore opportunities that allow families to thrive rather than simply get by.
The time for empty promises has passed. We need practical solutions, responsible leadership, and elected officials who are willing to listen to the people they serve. I am committed to fighting for Arizona, protecting your interests, and ensuring your voice is heard in Washington.
Together, we can move beyond the broken political system, restore trust in government, and build a stronger future for Arizona and our natio
Background: Born at St. Joe’s in 1965, you grew up in Sunnyslope, an area that was all horse property at the time. You attended Richard E. Miller, Royal Palm Elementary, and Sunnyslope High School. I joined the military as a UH-1H helicopter crew chief and served in Fairbanks, Alaska, and Fort Hood, Texas. After Desert Storm, I attended Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida, and later worked for Serv-Air and the Maryland State Troopers as a medevac mechanic. I returned home to Tempe, Arizona, in 1998, where I live with your my wife Sheila and our three boys. I have never participated in politics as a candidate but feel compelled to try to make things better.
Views:
Constitution: I want to keep the Constitution intact and read it as it was written, believing that people are losing their rights.
Abortion: I believe it’s a state issue, not a federal one. It is a personal choice to have an abortion. Taxpayer should not be paying for bad deciscion.
Immigration: I think all illegal immigrants should be sent back and apply for proper entry, and countries with many illegal immigrants in the U.S. should forfeit any foreign aid.
Economy: I prioritize downsizing the federal government, closing redundant offices, and enforcing strict budgeting and spending transparency.
Gun Control: I believe that gun control isn’t the issue; rather, mental health and crime are the real problems.
State Representation: I want to represent the people of Arizona and vote as they wish, advocating for stronger state responses over federal ones, aligning with Barry Goldwater’s views.
Arizona’s Growth: I’ve seen changes in Arizona, such as cotton fields turning into condos and fruit groves into shopping malls, and you want to address issues like forest mismanagement, water conservation and wildfires.
Federal Mandates: My goal is to work my best to remove the yoke of government control from the federal government and bring it back to the staet so people have a better voice in how Arizona is run