Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives - California 7th Congressional District in 2026 California Primary Election.
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Get StartedWhile Robby recognizes that the SBA is a valuable organization, he sees clear opportunities to improve and streamline it, ensuring small businesses get the timely support they need to launch and grow. Robby acknowledges that government has an essential role in mitigating capitalism’s harshest effectsbut insists it must do so in common-sense ways, carefully balancing the interests of business owners and the public good. Learn more
Education should be incredibly expensive to the government and completely free to the people. Education is the shining light on the hill that lifts people out of poverty, allows society to invent solutions to problems, and keeps the country at the forefront of progress. Education, however, has become far too expensive. Learn more
America needs to invest in more pathways for its young people. A nation that prioritizes manufacturing and construction must begin with education. The trades still provide excellent pay and offer a reliable path to the American dream. The country must fully invest in this pathway by supporting publicly funded educational facilities and job programs that reward employers who invest in their workforce. Learn more
The future of energy must be clean and renewable; otherwise, the price reductions mentioned won't materialize. The U.S. Needs to develop extensive solar farms, rapidly scale sodium battery production to store power when the sun isn't shining, and invest in clean base load energy. Learn more
When Robby discusses this with people, many nod in agreement yet mistakenly assume he's talking about building just one solar farm. To clarify, he's advocating for America to triple its current energy production. This ambitious project will energize the American economy both through the construction phase and from the affordable electricity it generates. For too long, special interests have influenced politics, causing America to fall behind. It’s time for Americans to reclaim their voice, acknowledge what's best for the country, and put taxpayer dollars to work for the benefit of all. Learn more
If you want to know how someone is going to act, look at the incentives on offer. Our political process currently encourages money to drive the agenda. The only way we are going to solve this is by switching to a model of publicly financed campaigns. Additionally we must pass legislation to restrict congress and their spouses from trading in the stock market. This is a corruption in plain sight and erodes the public trust in our institutions. Learn more
Healthcare should be a right granted to all of our people. Your socioeconomic class should not determine how long or how healthy of a life you get to live. Learn more
Beyond the profound moral issues at stake here there is an economic one as well. America has some of the highest healthcare costs in the western world. We can change this by removing the shackles that special interests and corporate lobbyist have placed on our government to push for competition and pay a fair price. There is no reason that our own healthcare companies should charge other nations far less for drugs then they do the United States. Learn more
I want to build homes—and lots of them. There is no silver bullet when it comes to complex issues, but this one comes close. We have made it too hard to build homes in CA. People will tell you this is a local issue, but we have been saying that for decades, and now California is millions of homes in the red. Increasing the supply will not only help bring down the costs but will have knock-on effects as well, such as job creation, stimulating the economy, and helping to end homelessness. Learn more
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