Protecting Texas Families: Faith in Action
Living Matthew 25:40 Through Policy
Growing up teaching Sunday School and raising livestock through FFA, I learned that faith without works is dead. "What you do to the least of these, you do unto me" isn't just a verse, it's a blueprint for governance. From border security missions to Search and Rescue deployments in the Middle East, I've seen what happens when politicians abandon those who serve. When disaster struck Texas, it wasn't Austin that fed my junior enlistees, it was small-town churches and volunteer firefighters.
My Plan: Texas Healthcare That Works for Texas Families
This isn't about big government or big insurance, it's about Texas communities taking care of our own, just like we've always done. It's about remembering that our values don't stop at birth, they guide us through every stage of life.
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Expand Medicaid and Medicare to bring federal dollars back to Texas and keep our emergency rooms open. No community should lose its hospital because politicians in Austin refuse common-sense solutions. While we invest in non-profit healthcare grants to rebuild the non-profit sector.
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Description By 2030, every nonprofit hospital in Texas will have at least a Level 2 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. When Shelby beat Ferrari and Texas public education beat Russia to the moon, we proved Texans can do anything we set our minds to. Saving our smallest Texans should be our next great mission.
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Fully fund adoption assistance programs and rape kit testing. Being pro-life means giving women real choices and real support, not just empty rhetoric.
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First responders, teachers, veterans, and family ranchers will access nonprofit health coverage for no more than $300/month. All children under 18 and disabled Texans will have full coverage for less than $200/month. "If we can send you to war or into a burning building, we can guarantee you affordable healthcare when you come home."