My campaign is about doing what is best for Texans by allowing Texans decide what is best for themselves. I am not pushing forth an agenda that is designed to force my political party's ideology onto everyone because our ideology is that you should be making your own life choices so long as you are not depriving someone else of their life, liberty, or property.
State leaders love to talk about “property tax relief,” but they rarely talk about cutting spending—the real driver of high taxes. If you don’t reduce spending, you’re not cutting taxes—you’re just moving them around.
I’m skeptical of plans that promise lower property taxes without real spending cuts. Too often, those schemes just shift the burden to sales taxes or onto someone else. That’s not relief—that’s a shell game.
If we want real tax relief, we have to shrink government. That means setting priorities, cutting waste, and letting Texans keep more of what they earn. There currently is a budget surplus, but that shows how we are being taxed more than we need to be.
It’s time to legalize marijuana in Texas. Most Americans support it, and even in Texas, Democrats, Republicans, and Libertarians all agree it should at least be decriminalized. State after state has moved forward—legalizing, decriminalizing, or allowing medical use—while Texas falls behind. Meanwhile, people are still being arrested, saddled with criminal records, and burdened for life over something safer than alcohol.
The war on drugs has failed. It wastes taxpayer money, fuels black markets and violence, and punishes people for personal choices. If we care about freedom, public safety, and responsible government, it’s time to end prohibition and move toward a more sensible, humane approach.
Free markets work for everyone. Most immigrants come to Texas to work and build a better life—and when government gets out of the way, the number of jobs grows right along with the number of people willing to work. Opportunity isn’t fixed. It expands when we let it.
As a Libertarian, I oppose taxpayer-funded welfare, but I strongly support people who come here ready to work, contribute, and succeed. Too often, politicians tax us to death and then try to shift the blame onto immigrants—many of whom can’t even vote. That’s not leadership. That’s deflection.
Texas is big enough for everyone willing to work and live in freedom—no matter who you are or where you come from. It’s time to stop blaming immigrants and start holding government accountable.
As a current high school teacher, I am seeing firsthand how excessive micromanagement from state officials are amplifying the departure of qualified and valuable educators. Additionally, the state keeps forcing costly mandates upon school districts without allocating them funds to pay for them. This has led to most major school districts in the state to operate tens of millions of dollars in debt.
There has not been an increase in the amount of money spent per child on education since 2019. Schools are closing and children's education is suffering because of this. It is time to properly fund schools so that our children's future remains one of enlightenment and curiosity.
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