Policy Stances

ECONOMICS/FINACES

My political stance is the same stance that I take into my own life. The state budget should be balanced or even better in the green. The budget should be critically looked at EACH year to remove waste while ensuring functions remain operational. With growing costs, take-home pay increase can offset the increase of goods. Some practices from the government and businesses should be ended that hurts Oklahoma families. 

With that said, I'll work in the state legislature to:

• Eliminate the property tax for all

• Create a public and itemized budget for each department

• Prevent the practice of usury on loans and mortgages

• Stop the practice of hiring foreign H1-B visas instead of native Oklahomans

EDUCATION

I graduated more than six years ago from high school. I was the nerd of my classmates and honestly still am. I was the student that took advantage of every AP/Honors class. I know each and every student has the potential to be more than "good enough" regardless of situation. We should be expecting better from our students. At the same time, teachers must be fruitful in their teaching. A student's learning is only as good as the ability of the teacher.

With that said, I'll work in the state legislature to:

• Critical review of Department of Education's budget, focusing on non-teacher's salaries

• Raising teacher pay to a respectful amount from a meager ~40K

• Require state testing over particular grade-based concepts for K-12

• Increase high school passing requirement to C instead of a D

• Require a Christian/Catholic Theology class to graduate, similar to Government or Oklahoma History

PRO-LIFE

As most Republicans will claim, life begins at conception. However, I'll go a step further and defend life in the womb and out AND sanctify the marital act. In the red state of Oklahoma, abortion is just as numerous as before Roe V. Wade was overturned. Currently, a law from the 1900s stops the mechanical abortions, but the chemical abortion are easily available in this state for a few hundred of dollars.

Much like other practicing Catholics, I believe EACH marital act must have the possibility of conception and done only between married couples, that being one man and one woman. We must, as a Christian society, create a culture of chastity even while married.

With that said, I'll work in the state legislature to:

• Stop abortion completely, whether by mechanical or chemical

• Stop IVF to restore the unitive aspect of the marital act

• Amplify potential adoption resources

• Stop the practice of surrogacy, especially to gay couples

• Stop the sell of contraceptives, such as condoms, to restore the reproductive aspect of the marital act

• Remove the death penalty as an option and give every fallen soul a chance to redeem themselves supernaturally.

SOCIAL ISSUES

Biology is as concrete as knowing the Sun comes up after the Moon sets. We should not be permitting half-truths AKA lies to live in our society. Marriage is defined by God and the Church as between one man and one woman. 

With that said, I'll work in the state legislature to:

• Place a 100% Tax on all OnlyFans or similar "models"

• Prevent the access of OnlyFans or other adult sites

• End the use of No-Fault divorce, except in extreme cases of domestic violence or etc.

• Make the Supreme Court let Oklahoma and other states honor marriage is only for one man and one woman. End the practice of "Gay Marriage"

• End the practices relating to transgenderism for all people, regardless of age

VOTING PRACTICES

With fears of the newest State Question 836, I calculated the average voter participation of Oklahoma Republicans by amassing the number of primary votes during the duration of 2012-2024 for each state house, state senate, and Oklahoma governor and divided those by the number of registered Republicans. 3 out of 10 Oklahoma Republicans will show up to the polls during a primary during the presidential cycle and 4 out of 10 will show up in the midterms. That is unacceptable. Furthermore, we should prioritize election integrity.

With that said, I'll work in the state legislature to:

• Drop the electronic voting machines and resume paper ballots

• Remove state legislature term limits and add age limits at 65 or 75, depending on the time of first elected ever to either OK House or Senate

• Create a system to ensure voters actually participate in our elections, focusing to increase voter turnout rate during primaries.