Someone else, somewhere else, is making decisions about your life—and you don’t get a say in it. |
You’ll never meet these people. But they shape our day, our family, our town. And nobody asks us. |
We feel it first in what things cost—insurance that runs more than a car payment, child care, groceries, a place to live. Everything costs more, and people are squeezed from every side. |
Costs must come down. But that’s just part of the story. |
The real issue is that so much of this is out of our hands. |
That’s what I’m fighting for in Congress—to claw back power into the hands of regular people and local towns. |
That’s why I fought for Right to Repair, so you’re not throwing out a washing machine every two years to buy another one. |
That’s why I fought for the Build Now Act to make it easier for young people to build up a good life right where they grew up. |
That’s why I fought to protect generational farms, so we’re not taxing people for passing farms onto their kids. |
In Congress, I fight to make things a little cheaper and a little easier to raise a family. I fight to give a little more say and a little more power back to you. |
That’s how I’ve won as a Democrat in one of the most conservative districts in the country. And that’s why Speaker Mike Johnson, Elon Musk, and other MAGA interests are committed to kicking me out of Congress. |
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