Frequently Asked Questions

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My passion for our community and the belief that we can achieve incredible things together is why I'm running. I see a future for Oklahoma that's thriving economically, safe and secure, and where our schools lead the nation. I'm here to be a voice for that future, to bring innovative solutions and a fresh perspective to the challenges we face.

I will be allowed a staff of 18. I will hire most of the staff from recommendations from the local Mayors or city councils. I will get 3 with experience and the others from different industries, such as Teaching, Farming and Ranching, Law Enforcement, Cannabis, and Local Business.

• Implement tax incentives for businesses that choose to set up or expand operations in Oklahoma, leveraging federal resources to foster economic growth.
• Target the development of sustainable industries such as hemp-based Hempcrete and hemp plastic to position Oklahoma as a leader in green technology.
• Partner with local universities and vocational schools to ensure a skilled workforce is ready to meet the needs of new and expanding industries, particularly in the sustainable materials sector.
• Focus on infrastructure improvements to attract high-tech, green energy industries, and innovative materials industries, providing long-term economic benefits and job opportunities.

• Advocate for the decriminalization of cannabis at the federal level to allow states to manage regulation and reduce unnecessary legal burdens on law enforcement.
• Recognize the potential of hemp as an agricultural and industrial product, supporting legislation that facilitates its growth and utilization in industries such as construction and manufacturing.
• Increase funding for law enforcement agencies to enhance training programs, focusing on community policing and crisis intervention techniques.
• Support initiatives to hire more police officers, ensuring communities across Oklahoma are safer and better served.

• Direct federal funds to Oklahoma public schools, emphasizing resource allocation for underperforming districts to elevate education standards.
• Encourage partnerships between public schools and local businesses, including those in the emerging hemp industry, to create internship and apprenticeship opportunities, preparing students for the workforce.
• Invest in teacher training and development programs to ensure educators are equipped with the latest pedagogical strategies and knowledge, including the benefits of sustainable materials and green technologies.