Candidate, Commonwealth of Kentucky House of Representatives, District 25, 2020, 2022

Representative, Commonwealth of Kentucky House of Representatives, District 25, 2014-2022

Former Member, Area Development District Working Group, Kentucky State House of Representatives

Former Member, Banking and Insurance Committee, Commonwealth of Kentucky House of Representatives

Former Member, Joint Committee on Labor and Industry, Commonwealth of Kentucky House of Representatives

Former Member, Joint Committee on Local Government, Commonwealth of Kentucky House of Representatives

Former Member, Joint Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

Former Member, Joint Committee on Natural Resources and Environment, Commonwealth of Kentucky House of Representatives

Former Member, Joint Committee on State Government

Former Member, Joint Committee on Veterans, Military Affairs, and Public Protection

Former Member, Kentucky Retirement Systems Administrative Joint Committee

Former Member, Labor and Industry Committee, Kentucky State House of Representatives

Former Member, Local Government Committee, Commonwealth of Kentucky House of Representatives

Former Member, Natural Resources and Energy Committee

Former Member, Public Pension Oversight Board

Former Member, Public Pensions Working Group, Kentucky State House of Representatives

Former Member, State Government Committee

Former Member, Veterans, Military Affairs, and Public Protection Committee

Senior Engineer, ChemTreat, Incorporated, 2004-present

Account Manager, Nalco, 1994-2004

Member, Hardin County Chamber of Commerce, present

Member, Kentucky Colonels, present

Member/Paul Harris Fellow, Rotary International, present

Deacon/Attendee, Severns Valley Baptist Church, present

Leader, Boy Scouts of America Troops 829/604

Volunteer, Clarity Solutions for Women

Former Rifle Instructor, National Rifle Association (NRA)

Priority Issues:

My political views include:

*Improved education for our children
*Enhanced pay to attract the best teachers
*More focus and funds for skilled trade education in both high school as well as post secondary education
*School Choice
*Options for chartered schools in poor performing districts
*Bringing more jobs to Kentucky
*Make Kentucky more business friendly by reducing job stifling regulations and taxes. This will both attract and retain jobs for the state.
*Enact Right to Work Legislation
*Lower taxes to spur the economy and to help the poor keep more of what they earn
*Responsible spending in Frankfort
*Government that works within the scope of the constitution
*A strong military
*Pro Life
*People taking personal responsibility for the choices that they make
*A safety net for down trodden is needed. However, government assistance should be not be a life long handout but a quick hand UP that leads to a life long stability
*The two greatest documents ever written that will help to guide my legislative decisions are the Constitution and the Bible