Arkansas State Senate District 16

“I look up most to my parents, but my grandfathers also deeply shaped who I am. My mother and father didn't just raise me - they instilled the values I live by every day. My mother, one of the most compassionate people I've known, taught me to see all people as children of God, worthy of His love and compassion as they are, to treat everyone with dignity, and to never lose sight of the human impact behind every decision.” (Ballotpedia)

“Yes - The American's Creed by William Tyler Page best reflects my civic nationalist philosophy. It affirms that our unity comes not from blood or party, but from a shared commitment to liberty, justice, and self-government. Those ideals are central to how I view public service.” (Ballotpedia)

“First and foremost, I am willing to listen and understand. I draw inspiration from the Bible verse, "Let every man be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry." This reminds me that thoughtful listening is the foundation of effective leadership and respectful dialogue. I believe that true progress comes from embracing a diversity of thought and opinion - only by hearing different perspectives can we find the best solutions.” (Ballotpedia)

“We feel like this bill starts to move the needle, and we've go to start somewhere,” (Talk Business & Politics)