Our identity as Arkansans and Americans isn’t defined by background or heritage. It’s rooted in shared values—liberty, hard work, and the responsibility to care for our communities. That’s what unites us across every part of this state and this nation.

Whether it's Washington or Little Rock, government should never forget who it serves. I believe Arkansans deserve a strong voice in shaping their future, free from outside interference, and fully invested in protecting their way of life.

Arkansas knows what it means to pull together in hard times. I reject division based on ideology or identity. I believe in bridging differences and finding common ground—because our future depends on it.

Every person—no matter where they live or how they grew up—deserves to be treated with dignity and fairness. That belief is both American and Arkansan, and it guides how I approach every issue.

Government should work for the people—not for itself. Whether it's improving local schools, fixing roads, or protecting freedoms, I believe the role of government is to serve with integrity and accountability.

Freedom requires participation. I believe in voting, volunteering, speaking up—and helping others do the same. Our Republic only works when we show up.

No one is above the law. No one is beneath its protection. That’s not just an ideal—it’s a promise that must be kept in every courthouse, every community, and every corner of Arkansas.

We have a duty to leave things better than we found them—for our children and theirs. I believe in wise budgeting, good schools, and preserving the natural beauty of Arkansas—not just because they’re smart, but because they’re right.

I’m not interested in extreme ideologies. I believe in practical solutions, respectful debate, and policies that serve everyone—from the Delta to the Ozarks. That’s how we build real progress.