I am an independent candidate running for U.S. House of Representatives in Georgia’s 14th District in beautiful NW Georgia
I am an independent candidate running for U.S. House of Representatives in Georgia’s 14th District in beautiful NW Georgia
If you've followed my campaign before, you may have wondered where I've been. After the special election, I stepped away from campaigning as exhaustion, the loss of my brother, and family responsibilities changed my life very quickly. I should have let you know what was happening, and I'm sorry that I didn't.
I told people I intended to be in this race in November. Although I wasn't able to complete the petition process to have my name printed on the ballot, I filed as a write-in candidate before the deadline. I'm still running for Congress in 2026, and I'm returning to the campaign. I'm also planning to run again in 2028. I want to explain where I've been, why I chose to continue, and where we go from here.
I’m a small business owner, a father, and a neighbor who’s spent his life building things from the ground up.
I’m also a music producer and activist—using music to give a voice to people who feel unheard, and to remind us that real change doesn’t start in party headquarters—it starts in our communities.
I believe power belongs with the people—not political parties, corporations, or billionaires.
I’m running for Congress because government should serve people—not manage them.
This campaign is about one simple idea:
It’s not left vs. right.
It’s the people vs. a rigged system that serves the military industrial complex, corporate power, billionaires, special i
nterests, as well as foreign governments instead of serving their Employers - Us - The American People - That must end Now - Before we lose our Democratic Republic.
REAL COMPETITION, REAL RELIEF
I WILL FIGHT TO:
This is pro-market, pro-business, and pro-consumer.
Real competition means:
That’s how America kept costs affordable for decades — before oligopolistic markets took over, or before corporate concentration took over.
Lowering the cost of living doesn’t require blaming workers or accepting permanent price hikes.
It requires ending corporate control of our markets and restoring an economy that serves the people — not billionaires.
The biggest problem facing families in Northwest Georgia isn’t laziness, immigration, or government handouts.
It’s prices that are rigged upward.
Groceries, meat, energy, housing, healthcare, and basic goods keep getting more expensive because too few corporations control too much of our economy. When competition disappears, prices rise — permanently.
That’s not a free market.
That’s private price control.
You cannot lower the cost of living without breaking up corporate oligopolies.
Both major parties talk about “inflation,” but refuse to confront the real cause:
They won’t say it — because they’re funded by the same interests that profit from higher prices.
Families/Individuals are paying more for groceries, housing, and utilities while wages lag behind. I’m focused on raising hourly pay to a "Thriving wage" including 4 weeks paid vacation, as well as lowering the cost of living for everyone.
Healthcare should keep people healthy — not profit from sickness. I support a universal system focused on prevention, mental health, and affordable care so families can get help without fear of financial ruin.
No one should be priced out of their community or forced into homelessness. I support policies that expand affordable housing, stabilize rents, and ensure economic security for families, seniors, and veterans.
We need good jobs, modern infrastructure, and a plan for automation and AI that protects workers and communities — not just corporate profits.
Public service should be service — not a pathway to personal enrichment. I will hold elected and appointed officials accountable, end legalized corruption, and restore trust in government.