My future was saved through love and public education.

There’s a truth about people that never really changes: We gravitate toward what’s familiar. And over time, that familiarity can quietly limit progress. I saw it in the Navy. Even when change made us better, there was resistance. Not because people didn’t care — but because change requires effort, trust, and leadership. Today, we’re not just facing resistance to new tools or systems. We’re facing resistance to new thinking. And when that happens, real problems don’t get solve

Vote No on property tax caps

Half the battle of healthcare is the inexpensive maintenance; before it gets to the expensive ER.

Affordability isn’t just about cutting costs—it’s about increasing opportunity . Right now, too many hardworking Montanans are feeling squeezed. Prices are rising, but wages aren’t keeping pace. Families are doing everything right—and still struggling to get ahead. That tells us something important: We don’t just have a cost problem—we have an income problem . The solution? Stronger industry and better jobs. When we attract and grow industries that provide: • Competitive wage

Horseback Riding as a School Elective When we talk about affordability, most people think about groceries, gas, or housing. But one of the biggest long-term drivers of affordability in our communities is something we don’t always connect right away—our schools. Strong schools aren’t just about education—they’re about opportunity. When we invest in our children, we give them the skills they need to succeed right here at home. That means more local talent, more innovation, and