Who I Am. What I Stand For.

I believe public service should be about people first.
Not politics. Not power. People.

I am a husband, a father of four, a retired Army veteran, and a proud Vermonter.
I’m raising a family built on love and rooted in the belief that every community is stronger when everyone belongs.

I am here to build a future grounded in abundance.
A future where fairness is not rationed.
Where dignity is not earned by jumping through hoops.
Where every child, every family, and every community has enough — and then some.

Some people say I ask too much of the systems that have always been.
They’re right. Because I believe Vermont deserves leadership that is willing to imagine more and invest in what matters.
I believe in a government that helps, not harms. One that says yes to progress, yes to justice, and yes to every Vermonter.

We cannot solve today’s challenges by shrinking our hopes.
We need leadership that believes in people, not scarcity.
Leadership that chooses shared prosperity over fear.

I stand for public schools that lift up every student.
For housing policies that treat safe, affordable homes as a basic right.
For wages that let working families thrive.
For small businesses, technical education, mental health care, and a future that includes everyone.

This work is not about a single election.
It’s about creating a Vermont where every person has the chance to live, learn, work, and grow.

If you believe in fairness, in community, and in a politics built on abundance and possibility, I invite you to stand with me.

We are not running out of opportunity.
We are not out of good ideas.
We have everything we need — and we’ll build the future we deserve, together.