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Campaign Phone
3144225509
Education
BA Psychology
Experience
entrepreneur 45 years of business experience in Reinsurance Nationally
state income tax
roads and infrastructure
school choice
Beach erosion
Insurance committee
I think we need to reduce the state income tax over 4 years while also going through the budget to eliminate excess waste of funds
i believe as a representative we are called to represent all citizens of the district not a subsection so i will hold meet ups and also meet individuals
i support the expansion of the school voucher system as well to open the choice to any school including home schools as long as the state can implement protocol to monitor the increase in student learning and test scores
i believe we need to continue to work with the utility to modernize our energy grid as well look for new ways to environmentally build new plants as well as encouraging data centers to self contain and create their own power grid
Campaign Phone
6318072255
Facebook
@bcrzaf on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X
Education
Bachelors Degree
Experience
Finance
Top 3 Priorities:
1. South Carolina is full
2. American Jobs and Taxes for Americans Only
3. Protecting Our Environment and Southern Culture
Committees I am interested in:
Education and Public Works
Reg., Admin. Proc., AI and Cybersecurity
Labor, Commerce and Industry
Government Efficiency and Legislative Oversight
I believe South Carolina is at maximum capacity. Our traffic is unmanageable, and we are rapidly destroying our environment. For example, the plan to bulldoze nearly 4,000 acres of wetlands in Cainhoy, a habitat to numerous endangered species, to make way for more housing will only worsen our congestion. Meanwhile, the cost of housing has skyrocketed, becoming completely unaffordable for many residents. Our infrastructure is already falling behind, and our unique South Carolina culture is being quickly diluted.
Furthermore, I believe it is a betrayal of the American worker when companies outsource jobs to other countries or prioritize foreign visa holders over our own talented, educated workforce. With college graduate unemployment at record levels and our middle class struggling, when companies refuse to hire Americans, they are only adding to the problem.
Finally, our beautiful environment and precious wildlife must be protected. Our natural landscape is the heart of South Carolina, yet it is being systematically dismantled. I will champion the preservation of our wetlands and open spaces, which are essential not only for our ecosystem but for the flood mitigation and quality of life and Southern way of life that our residents depend on.
I’m completely against raising taxes. My goal is to lower them, not increase the burden on you. To keep the budget balanced, I’ll push for thorough audits to cut government waste, get tough on those abusing our social programs such as illegal immigrants and career criminals, and end corporate tax handouts like the ones currently going to data centers.
I am committed to holding corporations accountable for abandoning South Carolina's workforce. To ensure we prioritize our own people, I propose tax increases for companies that fail to maintain a majority local workforce or prioritize non-citizens over American workers. Conversely, businesses that invest in South Carolinians will not see their taxes raised by a single cent.
All revenue generated from these fees, combined with the savings from cutting government waste and corporate handouts, will be dedicated exclusively to the people of this state. My priorities are clear. Provide competitive pay for our teachers and first responders, modernize our infrastructure to reduce traffic, support families with paid parental leave, and help South Carolinians afford their first home. We don’t need a tax hike. We need a government that finally prioritizes our educators, our public safety heroes, and our hardworking families over special interests.
I am running to represent the core values and foundational principles of Conservative South Carolina, not to cater to every passing trend or diverse viewpoint that drifts away from our heritage. My legislative focus is rooted in a commitment to getting back to our conservative roots. Prioritizing personal responsibility, constitutional governance, and the traditional Christian values that built this nation. I am driven by a sense of duty to uphold moral integrity, and I will consistently advocate for policies that reflect the principles that have made America strong.
While my guiding principles are unwavering, I am fully committed to listening to the people of my district. I believe that true representation means having a two-way conversation with constituents. Hearing their concerns and advocating for their interests within the framework of the conservative principles they elected me to uphold. I am driven by a sense of duty to act with moral integrity and will always prioritize the voices and values of the community I represent.
I believe this program is not using "public" dollars to fund private education. Rather, it is intended to return taxpayer funds to the taxpayer families who choose the private route. I believe the ESTF's digital wallet system is an excellent foundation for ensuring transparency and accountability. To further demonstrate the value of this program, I support establishing a baseline of public school test scores and conducting a formal comparison against results from private providers after a few years to measure student success. If there is a measurable improvement or demand, then we should continue to expand the program.
First, let me make it crystal clear that data centers must pay for every watt of electricity they consume. There will be no special government subsidies, nor any costs offloaded onto the taxpayer. Second, I support the expansion of South Carolina's energy grid, provided that it directly benefits South Carolinians and does not destroy our beautiful environment. These companies must prioritize hiring local South Carolinian talent, and work around our nature. I also support for the expansion of clean energy sources, such as nuclear power, while maintaining a pragmatic approach that does not ban or limit other energy sources such as natural gas.