The economy has taken a substantial hit since this administration has taken office. Our fuel costs, our food costs have skyrocketed, The cost of fuel is not just a number on the gas pump; it has far-reaching implications for our daily lives, our businesses, and the overall health of our nation’s economy. Rising fuel prices have a cascading effect throughout our society. They increase the cost of transportation, impacting the daily commute, the movement of goods, and the viability of small businesses. As fuel costs rise, so do the prices of consumer goods, exacerbating the financial burden on hardworking individuals and families who are already facing economic challenges.

I will do the following to help bring our economy back:

1. Stop outrageous government spending by balancing the budget and reducing deficit spending. This will eliminate the need for excessive money printing and curb inflation.
2. Help businesses by removing unnecessary regulations, reform the permit process. We must incentivize small business to help bolster the economy.
3. Fight for more fiscally responsible policies that will support a stable and independent monetary system.
4. Fight to make American energy independent once again. We must support responsible development of our natural gas energy sources, Although renewable energy is important for our future, traditional energy sources are vital at this time for us to keep our economy afloat.
   It is important to emphasize that we must approach this issue with a balanced perspective. While we strive for affordable fuel, we must also remain mindful of our environmental responsibilities. We can pursue clean energy solutions without sacrificing the affordability and accessibility of fuel for everyday Americans.
5. We desperately need to expand our energy infrastructure, upgrading our storage systems, our transmission lines throughout the country. But we cannot be in a rush to fail. Our infrastructure must be improved to accommodate a more “green” energy policy. We are not there yet.
   

6. Stop the red tape that prohibits the permit and regulatory process. This has impeded our energy sources to further develop our supplies.
   

7. There are ways to encourage energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption by supporting policies that give tax incentives for energy upgrades in homes, businesses and public transportation.
   

8. We must invest in domestic manufacturing and diversify our supply base. This will help resolve the supply chain issues that we are currently experiencing.
   
9. We need to invest in education and vocational training to ready our population for future jobs which will contribute to economic growth.

I pledge to be a tireless advocate for a strong economy and affordable fuel and food prices. I will work diligently to promote policies that foster competition, innovation, and responsible energy practices.

I will champion the interests of hardworking individuals and families who bear the brunt of rising fuel and food costs. Together, we can forge a path towards economic stability, energy independence, and a brighter future for all.

Nevada was the least compensated state by the federal government, only receiving $5,469 per resident, while the federal government owns 85% of the land in Nevada! I will fight to bring more funds into Nevada.

Now that Roe vs Wade has been overturned, the burden of the Abortion issue falls on the States, an issue that evokes strong emotions and deeply held beliefs.

My position is certainly not that of my opponent, Dina Titus who believes that late term abortion and killing a baby even after birth is okay.

As a practicing Catholic, I hold a steadfast belief in the sanctity of life. However, I also recognize that we must approach this complex issue with compassion, empathy, and a commitment to the well-being of women and families facing difficult circumstances.

I firmly believe that in cases of rape, incest, and when the life of the mother is at risk, abortion can be a necessary option. In addition, I support a woman’s right to choose within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.

The world is changing and we must respect that change. By engaging in thoughtful conversations and finding common ground, we can build a future where every person feels heard, respected, and valued.

However, it is crucial that we focus not only on the issue of abortion but also on comprehensive solutions that address the underlying causes. We must work together to reduce the number of unplanned pregnancies through accessible and affordable contraception, comprehensive sex education, and support systems for young parents.

By addressing these root causes, we can create an environment that promotes life and reduces the need for abortions.

I pledge to be a representative who listens, understands, and advocates for the best interests of all Nevadans.

I will work diligently to promote respectful dialogue and seek common-sense solutions that protect the rights and well-being of women while upholding the sanctity of life.

Although the left keeps preaching about how they are the bastions of women’s rights, they refuse to protect the rights of woman in sports! They are in essence erasing women. Such hypocrisy! I will fight to keep biological men out of women’s sports.

I stand with women!