Since I announced that I was running for the U.S. Senate, Kristen and I have been overwhelmed and humbled by the support and words of encouragement we have received from across the state.

It is clear that the people of New Hampshire agree that it is time to send a businessman to Washington, DC, to restore fiscal sanity, fight inflation, and jumpstart domestic energy production.

I am more convinced than ever that I will win this race and be the next U.S. Senator from New Hampshire.

But if I am going to do so, I will need your help. This election is about the American Dream and providing solutions to the problems that threaten it. That’s why I am running. 

I’m blessed to have been born in America. My parents were immigrants from India who fled violence and poverty and came here in search of a better life. My dad was an auto mechanic by training and spent his life helping take care of people’s cars. My mother, a dietician, helped others improve their health through food. As a working-class family, we endured our fair share of tough times. However, this great land of ours gave me opportunities for education, work, and happiness. I have lived the American Dream.

But that dream of a better life, which provides hope for all Americans, is now at risk. Our politicians are leading us down a path that is threatening our future, our children’s future, and our grandchildren’s future. But I believe our best days are ahead of us. We are a strong country with amazing people - the best country on earth. We need to work together and replace the politicians that just haven’t gotten things done. 

Skyrocketing inflation is a silent force that robs families of their savings and makes everyday life more expensive. It can be stopped only if we put people into office that knows how to fix it. 

We printed and spent too much money, we abandoned U.S. energy independence, and we outsourced supply chains, manufacturing, and jobs to China. The result is higher prices and limited availability at the pump, grocery store, and even on Amazon.