Trillions on blank checks for wars and beurocratic waste has led to an unsustainable debt crisis that must be adddressed.

The underinvestment from the federal government in Central Ohio is a visible failure of our representatives, who vote to send our money to wasteful programs that don’t touch Ohioans.

Misaligned incentives prevent workers from realizing the gains made in worker productivity, leaving everyday people to bear the brunt of inflation.

The average household should see real wage growth.

Healthcare lobbyists have ensured our system serves investors, not patients.

These systemic inefficiencies must be addressed by congress through legislation.

We deserve a choice when it comes to Care, not just whatever an employer provides.

We should use existing federal funds to offer a public option, a baseline coverage that any Ohioan or Ohio Business can buy into.

It is time to move off of Obamacare and into a healthcare system that addresses the root causes the ACA failed to fix.

Ohio is positioned to lead the nation if we can combine our world class healthcare facilities with the cost savings of a public option.

Federal funding for public safety initiatives is often tied to metrics (i.e. Number of Arrests) that don’t match the resources needed.

We task police, an institution that deals with individual actors, to solve systemic problems, like homelessness.

Police deal with individuals. The legislature needs to fix the system.

The federal government has spent over $1 Trillion on cannabis and drug enforcement while the national murder solve rate is barely 50%.

Federal funding should go towards public safety that actually protects Ohioans, not shaking them down for a plant.

Central Ohio is a growing logistics hub, and targeted multi-modal (road, rail, and air) investment is needed to continue this growth.

Improve funding for infrastructure and transportation services that reduce local commutes, improving worker earnings.

Pointless red tape and administrative bloat delay projects and make many too costly to even start.

Your right to privacy, to speak freely, to own a gun, be free from harassment, and be represented in government are some of your fundamental rights as an American.

Anybody telling you that you don’t need your rights is attempting to take them away.

Each branch of government has a role, and it’s bad for all of us when one branch tries to take control of the others.

Legal, above-board cooperation with industry is how America gets things done. Not through illegal threats, intimidation, or kickbacks.