The Peacemaker Pledge

With our primary election just three days away, I’ll be honest—I’m so glad we are almost at the finish line! Throughout this primary season, as a climate of negative campaigning has grown around us, I have remained deeply committed to running a clean, principled campaign. My faith isn’t just an election talking point—it has guided...

My Core Conservative Values: Pro-Second Amendment

Defending our constitutional right to keep and bear arms is non-negotiable. I am a lifelong supporter of the Second Amendment and responsible firearm ownership. I own two handguns and carry one when traveling in my motorhome. I completed NRA Hunter Safety in South Dakota at age 16, and I grew up in a family where...

My Core Conservative Values: Pro-life

I believe that life begins at conception and ends at natural death. I support protecting unborn children under the law. My only exceptions are very narrow and strictly limited—for reported cases of rape and incest, where the extreme trauma to a victim must be considered, or to save the physical life of the mother. That...

A Clear Message: Why I Am Running for the Wyoming Legislature

When the Heat — and Life — Get in the Way The past few weeks have been sweltering, and my Boston Terrier, Migo, does not handle the heat well. Between campaigning, events, and door‑to‑door conversations, I let the weather — and my own busyness — become excuses for skipping his walks. Yesterday morning, as I...

Public Lands, Local Hearts, and Front Porch Conversations

Public Lands: The Foundation of Our Heritage I believe Wyoming’s public lands are the cornerstone of our economy and our unique way of life. I fully support the framework of SJ0009, which calls on the federal government to respect Wyoming’s “Multiple Use” heritage. Whether it is grazing and mineral development or hunting, fishing, biking, hiking...

The Bighorn Mountain Advantage: From Education to Economy

More Than Just a View I am lucky enough to have a narrow view of the Bighorns from my home office window, but as most of you know, I’d much rather be in them. Whether I’m skiing, biking, or backpacking, our mountains are where I go to recharge. This week, I learned that I’m not...

Local Control: A Wyoming Value That Hits Close to Home

Trusting Our Neighbors to Lead Sheridan County is blessed with dedicated citizens who lead our local institutions. These are our neighbors—the people we see at the grocery store and the post office. I trust our local boards, and the voters who elect them, to make the decisions that directly affect our community’s daily life. As...

Celebrating the Outdoors: Why Our Quality of Life is Our Best Economy

The Engine of Our Tourism Economy  You can’t live in Sheridan in the summer without feeling the energy of our tourism economy. This past week at the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Luncheon held at the Historic Sheridan Inn, Domenic Bravo, Executive Director for the Wyoming Office of Tourism, confirmed what many of us see...

From Policy to Patios: A Week of Learning and Resilience

How Our Towns and Cities Stay Strong   This week, I had the opportunity to learn from Mayors Clifford Reed, Peter Clark, and Richard Bridger about the complex puzzle of municipal funding. Our towns and cities rely on a mix of state allocations, competitive grants, local sales tax and user fees to fund the infrastructure, law...

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Listening to the Heart of Sheridan County  This week, I had the privilege of meeting one-on-one with several neighbors to discuss their hopes and concerns for our community. Our conversations spanned everything from water rights to attainable housing and livable wages. I continue to be inspired by how thoughtful and engaged our citizens are; there is...

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