23/06/2026
Our Laws in Indiana are vastly outdated, and in need of a serious overhaul. If elected as Governor in 2028, these are some of the areas which I believe need much work in the Hoosier State:
(in no specific order of importance).
1: End inheritance tax on property already taxed.
2: End property Tax for Home owners with no mortgage.
3: End property tax for Military Veterans.
4. Provide special Welfare & Housing benefits to Veterans.
5. Require more educational training for Law Enforcement (LEO).
6. Make it illegal for Law Enforcement to stop, de-activate, pause, mute, or otherwise disable their body cameras during encounters.
7. When a LEO does intentionally disable their body camera, the case against the defendant should be dismissed or thrown out.
8. Bring an end to Civil Forfeiture of cash without the presence of drugs. (policing for profits). Cash is NOT against the law, and we will bring an end to LEO seizing cash when no other laws are broken.
9. Require Automatic Maximum Sentencing for LEO who breaks the law. (when Leo are found guilty of breaking a law it shall be legally mandatory for them to receive the maximum sentence).
10. Propose a Bill to seek funding for State Troopers to have two officers per patrol vehicle when operating in high crime areas, including stretches of Highway known for drug trafficking.
11. Update state laws regarding child support, reflecting the growing financial needs and responsibilities of BOTH parents.
12. Update State laws regarding non-custodial visitation, including making it a crime for the custodial parent to deny the non-custodial parent visitation time as outlined by the courts.
13. Bring an end to back-door funding in Government Bills.
14. Create complete Government transparency with Government Bill funding.
15. Remove many of the unnecessary restrictions on Small Business, thus allowing for more small business growth in Indiana.
16. Promote and encourage small business growth by providing 1st year tax breaks.
17. Legalization of Ma*****na, beginning with medical legalization.
18. Propose a Bill which would allow Indiana Farmers to grow H**p.
19. Enact Mandatory maximum sentencing for persons guilty of violent crimes against women and children, including crimes involving sexual abuse and trafficking.
20. S*x Crimes Against Children: I intend to follow in the footsteps of Florida legislators, and propose a Bill which states that sexual battery against a child under the age of 12 - by an adult, is a capital felony, punishable by the death penalty. A temporary Bill designed to navigate the Congressional challenges to the death Penalty Bill would be proposed to make it Mandatory that any person guilty of sexual battery against a child under the age of 12 by an adult is required to receive an automatic Life Sentence without parole. This would at least keep them off the streets while we navigate the challenges to the proposed death penalty.
21. Make certain school official positions, such as Principals, an elected position for parents to vote on every 4 years.
22. Continue to protect parents’ right to choose the school district their children attend.
23. Make home schooling options more accessible.
24. Continue Indiana HB 1483 which requires drug testing to recipients of TANF, and further the Bill to REQUIRE ongoing regular drug testing for anyone receiving Food-stamps, Welfare, TANF or any other type of State Funded assistance, including housing and utility assistance by programs which receive State funding.
25. Continue Indiana HB 1014, but further the Law to mandate that anyone convicted of a violent misdemeanor or a Felony of any degree, become immediately ineligible for Welfare assistance.
26. Any persons charged and found guilty of participating in riots, looting, or acts of civil unrest shall become immediately ineligible for Welfare benefits and other State assistance funding, including housing, utility & SNAP assistance programs that receive State funding.
27. Make it illegal for Insurance companies operatimg in Indiana to drop customers after their first insurance claim.
28. Update the current animal cruelty laws to encompass shelter and tethering requirements for outdoor animals.
29. Make it a felony for people to neglect or abuse animals in their care, and propose legislation which prohibits Law Enforcement from enforcing such laws.
30. Broaden the legal authority of Animal Control Officers to be able make arrests over animal-related laws.
31. Requirement To Be Notified; Indiana Law currently ALLOWS for victims of domestic battery to be notified when their attacker is released from jail/prison, and the victim must complete a written request to be eligible for that notification process. I however intend to reverse this legislation, thus making it a REQUIREMENT that the victims be notified then their attacker is released, while leaving them an option to opt-out of the notification process.
32. Women’s Medical Protection; There are currently 45 States which have made it LEGAL for Doctors to conduct either directly, or while supervising medical students, pelvic exams on women without their knowledge and or consent. This means that when a woman is undergoing unrelated medical procedures in which anesthesia is required; a Doctor is legally permitted to conduct a pelvic exam on the female patient, both without her consent or knowledge that the exam ever took place. In many instance, the Doctor is even permitted to allow medical students to conduct these pelvic exams! If elected Governor in 2028, I vow to bring an end to this barbaric practice. I will make it a requirement that full disclosure is REQUIRED for all medical patients, and full consent be required before Hospitals, Doctors and medical staff can engage in these type of practices.
33: I am a strong supporter of the 2nd Amendment, I firmly believe that the 2A does not grant us the right to bear arms, but rather it prohibits the Government from acquiring the authority to infringe upon our naturally existing right to bear arms. Additionally, there is no authority held by the ATF which grants them the lawful authority to create laws, as their power is Constitutionally limited to the creation of rules.
Our citizens of this Country can not and should not go to jail for breaking "rules", as we are a country of LAWS. therefore any rule (law) imposed upon a citizen of the United States which was created by the ATF, is thereby unconstitutional, and illegal.
These are summaries of the policies which I intend to fight for as Governor, and if elected I vow to to pursue each and every one of these issues. I will expand on my stances and positions on each of these in a future updated post, so be sure to follow my page for updates on these matters.
