Where I Stand on the Issues

I don't know why there is any discussion in regard to the absolute, inherent Right of each individual to arm themselves as they see fit, without restriction; except as to age and or parental consent. In an armed society, either by discouragement or demise, the bad guys really do go away.

I would release all those folks held in our jails and prisons for mere possession of a firearm when no violence or threats are involved.

I believe every individual has absolute authority as to what goes into, or what they do to their bodies; at the same time they individually remain responsible for what their body does.

I will release all possession convicts where no violence or threats were part of their offense. We need to put Arizona's families back together—not keep tearing them apart.

There is no honest or moral justification for the institutionalizing of what is clearly nothing more than theft-by-government. Personal income and personal property cannot be taxed and I want to end ALL income taxes in Arizona.

This structure would turn legislator's heads to making more Arizonans prosperous to create more transactions. All groups will benefit except the current grifters and leeches.

What has hurt Arizona the most is the manipulation and loss of spending power of our national currency. I will support a secondary system of gold-backed Arizona medallions if necessary, and I have no problem adding crypto currencies as a lawful alternative.

There was no question to anyone paying attention that the 2020 election was incorrectly reported. As the audits continue, they continue to turn up a myriad of ways the election was corrupted. While I didn't support either of the two candidates in question, I do have a vested interest wanting to have confidence in our elections. I do support full forensic auditing; every cycle if need be.

It's out in the open these days. My studies of the Soviet Union show that the only difference between our present and their past is that our stuff is shinier.

I do have a proposal to shake the corruption out of our offices with a strong inducement. Obviously, I am not going to spell it out ahead of time.

"The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws." — Tacitus

The 2 major things that I am totally passionate about are eliminating all personal taxes, and as many useless, outdated, or anti-freedom laws as we can.

My Commitment: I will aim to eliminate half of all the laws currently on Arizona's books by the end of my first term, and I will veto any and all laws that do not specify a real need; establish a constitutional thread to give them authorization; or do not present a definitive solution and timeline to fix the asserted problem.

While libertarians have been exposing media bias for decades, more recently all Americans can now easily see the extraordinary level of propaganda being foisted upon the public by what they thought were trustworthy sources.

'My' team is the team that plays for the good of every Arizonan.

We need to revert to the notion that those charged with a crime must be considered innocent, until proven guilty. The biggest challenge we have in terms of crime, is a government that is now wholly-immersed in corruption and graft.

The only real crimes are against individuals and/or their property, and these acts should be punished, but statutory 'crimes' generally fall short of criminality.

I have deep concern for the light sentences of child predators and I will seek to make Arizona the last place those criminals will want to be discovered.

Private prisons create a monopoly sold to a handful of contractors. This works against free market competition and serves only to attempt to absolve government from liability for wrongful or neglectful care of prisoners.

I believe that if the state takes physical possession and control of an individual, the state is solely and completely liable for any damages or harm that comes to them. I will work to bring prisons back under State control.

I have little confidence in our current government schools to produce functional graduates. What drives me is knowing that the students are the people who will be running this place when we're too old and gray to do anything about it. I want Arizona's graduates to be ten times smarter and competent than 'we' are.

I've always encouraged 'home-schooling' because I've seen the results — home-schoolers graduate far more competently than those from government schools.

The decadence of our current society is untenable. Families are routinely destroyed, children without fathers give them no examples of their role in civilization, this division is further encouraged by government schools, and the influence of the personal beliefs of the teacher.

I proposed keeping the state within its constitutional requirement to provide free, or nearly-free education to all Arizonans using a less expensive distance-learning, and local physical activities model to replace the antiquated system we use now.

No position in government was ever ceded authority to mandate the behavior of its Citizens. As your Governor, I guarantee I will not allow any notion of mandatory injections, or recognize any sort of 'health passport'.

Your body; YOUR choice. Your health is your business.

One of the great atrocities committed in our lifetimes is Congress assuming that it has any such authority as to pronounce any makers of any products offered to the Public 'immune' from prosecution for any damages their products might inflict on users.

There will be no mandatory anything from my office. I understand that I will be the servant of the People.

This is a many-faceted issue. I support the free-flow of goods, services, and labor between all individuals. As a libertarian, my primary focus is on respecting, and protecting the rights of each individual, including the Right to travel unimpeded, upon Public roadways and thoroughfares.

'Open borders' does not mean 'no borders', but it does mean that if anyone wants to come into the 'land of the free'; and they are clear of communicable disease and/or representing a threat to Arizona's Citizens; there's no reason at all to deny them the opportunity to further contribute to our economy.