Working class Tennesseans need a legislature willing to fight for them - not special interests and flashy headlines.
I wanted to say thank you to those of you who were able to make my General Election Kickoff Event last Thursday - it means the world.
As I said last week, I believe our General Assembly needs to refocus on the issues that actually matter to hardworking Tennesseans: Fully-funded schools, quality healthcare, and access to affordable rental units and the dream of homeownership. I got into this race because the decisions being made in Nashville were negatively affecting everyday Tennesseans. Our restrictive policies on womenâs access to reproductive healthcare have forced good doctors to practice in other states; Our refusal to expand Medicaid has forced hospitals in rural areas to close their doors; And our slow walk to increase teacher salaries is driving quality teachers out of our classrooms.
I believe there is a better way.
This campaign is built on the idea of finding common ground for the common good - creating policies that lift people up instead of holding them down.
If you agree with me, Iâm not just asking for your support on November 5 - Iâm asking you to donate to my campaign, sign up to knock some doors, or ask for a yard sign to proudly display that you are above the political games weâve become too accustomed to in District 30.
Thank you!
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