Curb Inflation, Reduce Taxes and Lower the Cost of Living
​While much of our economic problems have been caused by poor Federal policy, PA state government is directly responsible for many of the challenges we face. We need to revise our state tax policies and our state spending – both in terms of amount and priorities. 

Address Homelessness, Mental Health and Addiction
​Many of our problems here are directly attributable to state government failure. But there are compassionate, commonsense approaches that can make a big difference. We need to support Phila Mayor in so far as she works to fix the drug problems in Phila.  Impeaching Larry Krasner is where we need to start.

Support Public Safety – Law and Order
​The first duty of government is to preserve law and order and to assure that the community is safe from criminals. We need look no further than Phila to see trouble ahead.  Our elected officials have defunded and obstructed the police, released hardened criminals, failed to prosecute serious offenders, allowed homeless camps to proliferate and turned a blind eye to child abuse and trafficking. Our state government is failing us at the most fundamental level.

Improve the Educational System
​I have the highest regard for teachers. We do not have a spending problem we have a leadership problem.  We need to focus on educating our children not indoctrinating them.  I am a supporter of Parents Rights. We need to improve the Civics education for all our kids.

Steward our Natural Resources
​I’m an outdoorsman. I spend much of my free time out of doors. PA is blessed with incredible natural resources.  We have millions of acres of National and State Forests, State Parks, State Game Lands and thousands of miles of rivers and lakeshore.  We are also blessed with immense reserves of coal, oil and natural gas. We can develop and preserve both.

Election Issues
We must protect our election system from illegal voting .  I support voter ID, paper ballots, mandatory monitoring of all election drop boxes and all votes should be counted in their correct wards and precincts at the end of election day.