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Get StartedGovernment has a fundamental responsibility to protect people from violence, theft, fraud, trafficking, abuse, and predatory behavior. These are strong Libertarian principles. Dangerous offenders should be held accountable, and law-enforcement officers should have the training, tools, staffing, and community support necessary to keep people safe. At the same time, justice requires constitutional policing, due process, equal treatment, proportional punishment, and accountability when government abuses its authority. Learn more
College should not be treated as the only respectable path. Arkansas needs electricians, welders, mechanics, nurses, technicians, builders, programmers, machinists, and entrepreneurs. Federal aid should work better for apprenticeships, technical education, industry credentials, and shorter programs that lead directly to employment. Students should receive clear information about graduation rates, employment outcomes, expected debt, and likely earnings before borrowing. Colleges that encourage excessive debt for low-value programs should bear some responsibility for the results. Learn more
I support an all-of-the-above strategy that allows nuclear power, natural gas, solar, wind, hydroelectric power, geothermal energy, storage, efficiency, and future technologies to compete on performance and cost. Carbon-free energy sources do not necessarily need incentives; having zero marginal cost makes them incredibly competitive. Learn more
My goal is straightforward: cover everyone, which requires cutting the total cost of healthcare roughly in half over time. We will not get there by merely pumping more money into a broken system—shifting bills among taxpayers, employers, and families. We must streamline our fragmented system—private insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, the VA, and countless billing systems—and build a practical public-private partnership. Like regulated utilities or crop insurance, it should combine private delivery and consumer choice with universal access, clear rules, price discipline, and protection against catastrophic costs. Learn more
I support effective border security, faster immigration and asylum decisions, more immigration judges, modern entry-and-exit systems, and reliable workplace verification. People who pose security risks or commit serious crimes should be removed promptly. But enforcement and cruelty are not the same thing. Families should be treated humanely, due process should be respected, and politicians should stop using desperate people as political props. It’s reasonable to expect those here illegally to be escorted home politely, with certain exceptions for people brought here as children. To those shouting “Abolish ICE,” please remember that Obama deported more people in each of his two terms than Trump did during his first term. Learn more
Infrastructure spending should be judged by results. Roads, bridges, ports, water systems, broadband, power transmission, and freight networks are essential to growth. Projects should be selected transparently, completed efficiently, and maintained properly—not treated as political trophies. And to raise the local tax revenue for infrastructure investments we need more people and companies moving to Arkansas to increase economic growth, which is a primary focus for me. Learn more
I would simplify the tax code, eliminate special-interest loopholes, and enforce the law consistently. Success should not be punished, but neither should wealth or political influence buy a lower effective tax rate. Government should also collect and spend money as close to the people as practical. Dollars raised locally or by the states are more accountable than money sent to Washington and later fought over through grants, formulas, and political favors. Learn more
I support a balanced-budget amendment with reasonable emergency provisions and a multiyear transition that avoids sudden, indiscriminate cuts. I also support a statutory debt brake that limits spending growth during normal years and requires genuine plans to repay emergency borrowing. Fiscal discipline should begin with the largest cost systems, including healthcare, defense procurement, interest expense, corporate subsidies, and duplicative federal programs. It should not begin by breaking promises to current retirees or cutting small programs simply because they are politically easy targets. Learn more
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