What is your vision for being our district’s Congressperson?

From fighting against COVID mandates and fighting to protect the rights of fellow Christians like Jack the cake maker, to rolling back out-of-control government spending and stifling regulations on businesses, I go to work every day to take power away from government and give it back to you, where it belongs.

Unlike my opponent, I never campaign one way then vote a different way at the Capitol. With me, what you see is what you get. And just like President Ronald Reagan used to proclaim, I know that more government is not the solution to our problems, more government is the problem.

If you vote for me, I’ll vote for you every day I’m in Congress because we need to take power away from the corrupt politicians and return it to “We the People.”

As a U.S. Congressperson, how would you seek to protect the most vulnerable in our nation, including the lives of the unborn, the trafficked, and the elderly?

Ronald Reagan said it best, “everybody that is for abortion has already been born.”

As one of the few state representatives that led the historic 24-hour filibuster against the most radical pro-abortion bill in the country, you can count on me to continue the fight to outlaw abortion everywhere.

Unlike my opponent Doug Lamborn, I not only champion pro-life legislation every chance I get, but I also vote to defund abortion and stop tax dollars from going to Planned Parenthood.

As our new Congressman, I’ll vote against any spending bill that undermines our pro-life, and pro-family values.

If we want to protect the elderly and stop human trafficking, then we need to ultimately protect life from conception to natural death.

What will you do as U.S. Congressperson to protect Americans’ 1st Amendment rights to: the free exercise of religion, freedom of speech, peaceably assembly, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances, all of which are becoming more difficult to exercise in America (and around the world)?

People should be able to freely exercise their faith.

We must not allow liberal extremists, obsessed with censorship, to use the government as a weapon to punish people for living out their values. The government must not be allowed to overstep its role or violate our First Amendment.

As our new Congressman, I’ll fight the radical homosexual movement and woke liberals that want to cancel conservatives or anyone else they disagree with.

Additionally, you can count on me to fight with other conservative warriors to shut down the government when they try to stop free speech or religious freedom. I will be a wrecking ball to the corrupt establishment power brokers who want to steal your money and rights.

Do you believe that gun ownership is a civil right, and what are your positions in regards to red flag laws, magazine capacity bans, legislation that regulates gun storage, and permitless “Constitutional carry”?

We need to fully support the Second Amendment.

The right to bear arms is fundamental to the defense of the American people from enemies foreign and domestic. The Second Amendment serves as a defense against crime, but also as an ultimate check against government should it become tyrannical.

We need to oppose all gun-control, like unjust “Red-Flag” laws that confiscate firearms from gun owners without due process of law.

Unlike Doug Lamborn who voted for “Red Flag” gun confiscation against members of our military, I’m currently suing Governor Jared Polis to stop Colorado’s unjust “Red Flag” law that Polis is using to take guns away from Coloradans.

You can count on me to continue protecting gun rights in Congress.

With U.S. debt now exceeding $30 trillion and inflation around a 40-year high, what do you believe are the core problems with America’s economic and monetary policy, and what will you seek to do as a U.S. Congressperson to correct them?

America doesn’t have a revenue problem. America has a problem with politicians who are more than happy to overspend your taxpayer dollars. We need to start balancing budgets and cutting out waste, fraud, and abuse.

With the Fed printing more and more money and the government spending our tax dollars like they are drunk on power, it’s inevitable that we are experiencing record inflation and headed toward another recession.

As our next Congressman, I’ll fight for economic security and I’ll never support raising the debt ceiling, tax or fee hikes, or any bill that puts the government ahead of private business job growth.

Although the Constitution gives Congress the sole authority to declare war, this was last done 80 years ago, and since then the President has taken us to war. What are your positions on America acting as “global policeman” and what Congress’ role should be in international conflict, especially in light of the current Russia-Ukraine war, and our nation’s tensions with Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, and other world powers?

American troops should never be sent into a war without Congress first declaring war.
We should be focused on our citizens, not foreigners. “America-First” is not just a good catchphrase, it’s the right governing philosophy for our country.

There’s nothing more egregious to our war fighters and American taxpayers than to see sell-out Republicans like Doug Lamborn voting for Joe Biden’s 40-billion-dollar Ukraine boondoggle that barely harms Russia and does nothing to secure our own border that is being invaded from Mexico.
Lamborn has proven once again he will sell us out to profit his establishment buddies at the expense of our own soldiers and taxpayers.

As our next Congressman, I will fight for our soldiers and their families.

What is your vision for being our district’s Congressperson?

Protecting our God-given rights and upholding our Constitution is paramount. One of my visions is bringing back the strength of Space Force Command to Colorado Springs. Ensuring border security is also at the top of my list. Other important platform items include: secure election integrity, restoring manufacturing to America, taking back our power and becoming the country that other countries depend on for their goods, restoring the civic fundamentals and removing the perversions in our educational system, improving our Veteran health programs and battling the homeless issues that have increased exponentially over the last few years. Additionally, I will take the strongest measures to fight the drug and human trafficking crises that have plagued our nation.

What will you do as U.S. Congressperson to protect Americans’ 1st Amendment rights to: the free exercise of religion, freedom of speech, peaceably assembly, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances, all of which are becoming more difficult to exercise in America (and around the world)?

With U.S. debt now exceeding $30 trillion and inflation around a 40-year high, what do you believe are the core problems with America’s economic and monetary policy, and what will you seek to do as a U.S. Congressperson to correct them?

The Biden administration’s wreckless spending overseas has greatly contributed to record high inflation and major financial difficulties for low and middle class families. We suffer at the banks, grocery stores, and gas pumps. Used car prices are up 38.8%, gasoline prices up 36% and the cost of heating and electricity up 17% over the past year. Sending BILLIONS of dollars overseas and raising taxes on Americans only worsen the problem. Becoming gas and energy independent is critical in solving the problem. We must start by opening our pipelines and bringing manufacturing back to Colorado and our country. In doing so, we bring profit to American companies and American workers. We bring profits back to you! It’s time Americans come first.

Although the Constitution gives Congress the sole authority to declare war, this was last done 80 years ago, and since then the President has taken us to war. What are your positions on America acting as “global policeman” and what Congress’ role should be in international conflict, especially in light of the current Russia-Ukraine war, and our nation’s tensions with Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, and other world powers?

Although the Constitution gives Congress the sole authority to declare war, this was last done 80 years ago, and since then the President has taken us to war. What are your positions on America acting as “global policeman” and what Congress’ role should be in international conflict, especially in light of the current Russia-Ukraine war, and our nation’s tensions with Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, and other world powers?

I do not believe the U.S. should play world policeman. However, I do believe that we should help our allies and partners defend themselves against unwarranted attacks. Strong partnerships such as NATO are vital. Russia and China are adversaries of the U.S., and it is in our best interest to assist those they are attacking, when possible. As Reagan said, “Peace through strength.”