“Make YOUR Voice Heard Again!”

District 90, Morgan and Berkeley Counties, WV

The Conservative Choice for Delegate

We the People Need….

More Transparency!

Closed-door politics and personal agendas need to stop. We should know what’s really being discussed, and where our tax dollars are actually going and why. Also, you should be able to get in touch with your representatives or their staff in a timely manner.

Better Schools!

Teachers and school employees need a cost of living adjustment in border counties, so they don’t feel the need to go to surrounding states to make enough money.
Teachers are exhausted, and students are bored and acting out. Yes, discipline can help, but I feel there is a way to help students and teachers by revisiting learning styles, how they are helping/hurting, and how to improve on this.
I feel more of the teachers’ ongoing training sessions could be done virtually to save the teachers and schools money on travel expenses.

SS and Medicare going bankrupt and how to assist our seniors

We cannot expect the federal government to find a proper solution for the collapse of SS and Medicare. The state must begin discussing a solution for this and soon.
I applaud Congress’ efforts to remove taxation on SS over the next 3 years, however, I think more needs to be done for our seniors.
We need cyber security education offered all over the state, because there are constantly new threats, new scams specifically targeting seniors.
Our senior-based organizations offer badly needed services and are willing to do as much as they can to help the seniors in their communities. I feel they can always use more help to truly be able to offer their full services to more people.

A Secure Border

The Biden Administration is bussing illegal immigrants all over the country. We should make sure they do not come here, and implement laws to deter them from wanting to come here.

Reasonably Priced Healthcare

Inflation is hurting everyone, and healthcare premiums are at an all-time high. People that cannot afford these premiums, and don’t qualify for Medicaid, have no affordable options. I believe the state has the ability to offer an option for people that find themselves in this situation.