We are endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights: among them, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. These rights are not granted by government, but by God.

Many of the challenges we face today cannot be solved by politics alone. They require a renewal of faith, family, and personal responsibility. Strong families are the foundation of a healthy society. Education begins in the home, and every child deserves the love and guidance of a devoted mother and father.

As children of God, we thrive in strong communities built on faith, friendship, and love for one another. I believe deeply in protecting the principles this nation was founded on and ensuring every American can worship freely without fear or interference.

Jesus calls us to love, even our enemies. That kind of love has the power to transform hearts, heal divisions, and restore hope. I will always fight for policies that honor faith, protect religious liberty, and uplift the values that make our country strong.

• CAMPUS Act – Protected religious liberty on college campuses
• Co-sponsored “Moment of Silence” Bill – Allows time for prayer at the start of the school day
• Resolution to Stand with Israel
• International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance Definition of Antisemitism Adoption – Defined antisemitism clearly in state policy
• IHRA adoption – Defined antisemitism clearly in state policy
• Introduced legislation to ban nudity in pride parades and drag shows

• Modernized the Adoption Process – Making it easier for families to welcome a child

The right to life is one of the most fundamental human rights, serving as the foundation for all other rights and freedoms. Without the guarantee of life, the enjoyment of any other right—such as freedom of speech, education, or property—becomes meaningless. Our faith affirms that every human being has an inherent value and must be protected from arbitrary deprivation of life.

Protecting the right to life is not just a legal duty but a moral imperative. It requires constant vigilance, fair laws, and compassionate governance, ensuring that every person is given the chance not only to survive but to live meaningfully. Without it, the very concept of human rights collapses.

• $68 million for the Adoption Grant Program
  • $10,000 for standard adoptions
  • $15,000 for foster care adoptions
  • $20,000 for adopting a child with special needs
• $1 million for Maternal and Infant Housing Assistance
  • Helping pregnant women and new mothers find stable housing
• $20 million for the Parenting & Pregnancy Program
  • Supports pregnancy resource centers offering free services
• $750 state tax credit for donations to pregnancy resource centers
• $5 million for Diagnostic 3D Ultrasounds
  • Supporting prenatal care providers who do not provide or refer for abortions

The Second Amendment is the only permit one needs to bear arms. Beyond personal defense, the Second Amendment serves as a check on governmental power. Our Founding Fathers, having recently fought against tyranny, recognized the importance of an armed populace as a deterrent against oppression. An empowered citizenry, they believed, is less vulnerable to authoritarian control. This is even more true today.

The Second Amendment is not solely about weapons—it is about preserving freedom, self-reliance, and the balance of power between citizens and government.  Protecting this constitutional right ensures that future generations inherit both the security and liberty envisioned by the nation’s founders.

• Co-sponsored the Second Amendment Protection Act

• Passed pro-gun legislation – Expanded concealed carry in certain government buildings