- Election IntegrityFair and honest elections must be assured to eradicate all potential for voter fraud. For this, there must no outside private funding and an end to unsupervised drop boxes and… Continue reading Election Integrity
- EducationImproving quality and value in education comes through free market competition and choice in the field, rather than centralized government control through censorship and monopoly. So, greater direct parent choice… Continue reading Education
- Lower TaxesHigh Maryland taxes discourage a robust eocnomy, home ownership, and job growth. Instead, such increasing taxation on businesss and individuals promotes waste, unaccountability, and inefficieny in government spending. Lower taxes… Continue reading Lower Taxes
- Free Market SolutionsA job in the free market economy is the best social program. The state can therefore best address the needs of the economically disadvantaged by support for job growth and… Continue reading Free Market Solutions
- Public SafetyThe state can best reduce crime by a policy of strict laws enforcement and police presence, especially in high-crime areas. Local police and law enforcement authorities must work closely with… Continue reading Public Safety
- HealthThe most significant health challenges in Maryland relate to growing mental illness and excessive use of drugs, both legal and illegal. To address these issues, citizens must have freedom to… Continue reading Health
- Transportation and PlanningGovernment must plan and maintain road, rail and other modes of transportation to assure efficient transit of people from one place to another. Reasonable zoning laws and enforcement must control… Continue reading Transportation and Planning
- Honest, Responsible GovernmentGovernment is a contract of public trust between elected officials and the people to serve the best interests of all citizens in an honest, responsible manner. Decision-making must therefore, NOT… Continue reading Honest, Responsible Government
- Hunger in MarylandRecently, my campaign was contacted about the problem of “Hunger in Maryland”, citing “over 800,000 Marylanders, or more than 1 in 10 households, live in poverty and struggle against hunger.”… Continue reading Hunger in Maryland
- No to Speed CamerasHave you ever received a “speed camera” ticket in the mail? If so, you have already probably figured out that it is NOT about traffic safety, but rather a clever… Continue reading No to Speed Cameras