Tennessee deserves better.
Our state legislature has become a rubber stamp for extremism. They ban books, gut public schools, strip away reproductive rights, and hand billions to corporations — all while working families struggle to afford healthcare, housing, and groceries.
Enough is enough.
I'm running for State House because East Tennesseans need a representative who will actually fight for them — not for corporate donors, not for partisan ideology, but for the people of this district.
Tennessee's Republican supermajority has gone unchecked for too long. They expelled democratically elected legislators for standing up against gun violence. They forced a hospital monopoly on our region that has decimated rural healthcare. They're dismantling public education to funnel tax dollars to private voucher schemes.
This isn't conservative governance. This is authoritarianism.
We need voices in Nashville who will stand up and say what everyone already knows: the system is broken, and the people in charge broke it on purpose.
I'll fight to break up the Ballad Health monopoly and restore real healthcare choices to our community. I'll fight to fully fund our public schools instead of gutting them with vouchers. I'll fight for Medicaid expansion, affordable housing, and an economy that works for working people — not just the wealthy and well-connected.
East Tennessee has a proud tradition of independence and common sense. It's time our representation reflected that — not the extremism coming out of Nashville.
It's time to fight back. Join me.