I’m running for Congress because I believe something very simple: America’s problems are real, but they are not bigger than America’s ability to solve them.

Housing, groceries, and gas are unaffordable. Americans work hard, play by the rules, and still watch more of their paychecks disappear.  We can spend the next several years arguing about who made the mess, or we can rise above it and start cleaning it up.

I know which one I came here to do.  

There's a reason for everything and an excuse for nothing. I've always been a problem solver. I assessed the situation, built a plan, brought good people together and got to work. Sometimes the mission was difficult. Sometimes I had to change course, but I never confused “difficult” with “impossible.”

That is the energy I will bring to Congress.

I’m not going to promise that one election will fix everything. It won’t, but together we can make life more affordable. We can begin to bring spending under control. We can secure our country. We can demand accountability from government, and we can start rebuilding our nation.

I’ll be the Congressman who remembers the people I represent, whether or not they voted for me.  The problems we inherited are serious. The opportunity in front of us is bigger.

I’m ready to get to work setting it right. Are you?