ABOUT ME
- Northern Kentucky resident
- Background in finance, regulation, and accountability
- Running to put people before politics
I didn’t decide to run for Congress because it was convenient or glamorous.I’m running because I’ve watched too many people do everything right — and still get left behind.
I’ve worked in finance and regulatory environments where decisions made far away ripple into real families’ lives. I’ve seen how rules are written, how accountability gets diluted, and how often ordinary people are expected to absorb the consequences while powerful interests move on untouched.
Public service wasn’t an abstract concept in my household — it was lived.
My family understands military service, disability, and what it means to navigate institutions that weren’t designed with empathy in mind. We know what it’s like to rely on systems — and to be let down by them.
That experience shaped how I see government.
WHAT I BELIEVE
Government should be:
- Competent, not performative- Accountable, not insulated- Human, not transactional I don’t believe leadership is about dominating headlines or feeding outrage cycles.I believe it’s about showing up, doing the work, and being answerable to the people who sent you there.
Kentucky’s 4th District deserves representation that takes its responsibilities seriously — and remembers who the job is actually for.
That’s why I’m running.
I’ve worked in finance and regulatory environments where decisions made far away ripple into real families’ lives. I’ve seen how rules are written, how accountability gets diluted, and how often ordinary people are expected to absorb the consequences while powerful interests move on untouched.
Public service wasn’t an abstract concept in my household — it was lived.
My family understands military service, disability, and what it means to navigate institutions that weren’t designed with empathy in mind. We know what it’s like to rely on systems — and to be let down by them.
That experience shaped how I see government.
WHAT I BELIEVE
Government should be:
- Competent, not performative- Accountable, not insulated- Human, not transactional I don’t believe leadership is about dominating headlines or feeding outrage cycles.I believe it’s about showing up, doing the work, and being answerable to the people who sent you there.
Kentucky’s 4th District deserves representation that takes its responsibilities seriously — and remembers who the job is actually for.
That’s why I’m running.
