My New Hampshire roots run deep, and I love this state with every fiber of my being.
Throughout my life, I've had the honor of serving the Granite State in many capacities — as a teacher shaping young minds, a coach building character, a professor advancing knowledge, and an author documenting our shared heritage. As a decorated Marine Corps infantry officer, I learned the values of discipline, honor, and putting service above self.
Now, as a four-term legislator and committee chair, I bring that same dedication to fighting for our community. I'm proud of my contributions to keeping New Hampshire the special place we all cherish. But there's more work to be done, and I'm committed to continuing my efforts to preserve what makes our state exceptional for future generations.
Government should live within its means, just like New Hampshire families do. I'll fight against wasteful spending and work to keep taxes low, ensuring every dollar is spent wisely and returns value to taxpayers.
Transparency isn't just a buzzword — it's essential to democracy. I believe in holding government accountable at every level, ensuring officials answer to the people they serve, not special interests.
As a former teacher, I know that local control and parental involvement are key to educational success. I'll work to empower parents, support our teachers, and ensure our children receive a world-class education.
Leadership isn't about titles — it's about action. As a Marine Corps infantry officer, I learned to lead from the front. As a legislator, I've brought that same approach to Concord.
My record speaks for itself: four terms of principled conservative leadership, committee chairmanship focused on getting things done, and a commitment to always putting Canterbury & Loudon first. When you elect me, you're not getting a politician — you're getting a public servant who knows how to deliver results.
144 Green View Drive
Loudon, N.H. 03307
