A few days after I was blown up, I awoke in Walter Reed Army Medical Center unsure of where I was or what had happened. The next few weeks were a blur of surgeries and recovery. But, through it all, I knew that I could not accept a fate where the most meaningful work of my life was behind me.
So, I learned to walk again. And then I learned to run. And then I set my sights on running for public office to continue my fight defending our nation from enemies both foreign and domestic. Although I may no longer be an asset on the battlefield in Afghanistan, I found a new battlefield to fight on in the halls of Congress.
That brings me to where we are today: this fight to defend America has never been more important. There is chaos at our border and our politics have been hijacked by extremists who want to bring socialism to our country.
I’m fighting, on the other hand, to restore and build up our great nation. And just like I needed the help of my fellow soldiers in Afghanistan, I need the help of more America First patriots in Congress…
So, will you help me elect more American heroes who will always fight for America First?