Op-Ed

In this section, I share honest opinions on the challenges we face and the principles that must guide us forward. These posts offer personal insights on faith, freedom, leadership, and policy—always rooted in conviction, never in compromise. Whether you agree or disagree, you’re invited into a respectful conversation about how we can build a stronger future together.

Illustration of a worn-out U.S. credit card labeled $34 trillion, symbolizing the national debt, with the Capitol in the background and a warning about future generations bearing the cost.

The National Credit Card Is Maxed Out (And the Kids Are Stuck with the Bill)

Facing over $34 trillion in national debt, America’s spending habits are steering us toward an economic crisis. This post explores historical lessons, practical solutions, and why cutting spending—not raising taxes—is the only path back to fiscal sanity.

Op-Ed

Apr 294 min read

A person shovels snow from a residential driveway during a Maine winter, with snowbanks on either side and a soft gray sky overhead.

Want to Fix the Country? Start with a Shovel and a Neighbor.

It’s easy to post opinions or criticize from a distance. But real change happens when you’re willing to grab a shovel—literally or figuratively—and serve the people around you.

Op-Ed

Apr 253 min read