
Does that make sense? Does it ring true?
During campaign cycles, voting records tend to get misconstrued to earn votes. You need to know where I stand. Here are some key issues you may have questions about when heading to the polls.
When done, you can circle back to my key issues I will be fighting for by clicking here.
Existing law states that physicians and their affiliated networks MUST report any time they become aware of any kind of abuse, including rape. House Bill 2591 stated that if a the physician fails to report a rape, then the entire network of physicians which that doctor is connected to could also be at risk of losing their Medicaid funding. So even if a physician has done no wrong, if another in their network fails to report, that physician could lose Medicaid funding - which hurts that doctor plus all the patients that doctor sees that qualify for Medicaid.
"In God We Trust" House Bill 3817
After passing the House, the Senate refused to hear this bill, and it did not become law.
School Choice
School choice is the right of every parent. When it involves our tax dollars, we must demand transparency in spending as well as equal access for all in every public school setting, be it charter, virtual charter or brick and mortar. Public schools (this includes all charter schools) serve over 700,000 students and their families across the state. Every child deserves the same fair access in the setting that suits them best.
I will continue to work for transparency in government spending. While some entities may not care for that, that's the job I signed up for.
Gun Safety
Would you like to know where I stand on gun safety issues? Watch the debate for a proposed gun bill on the floor of the House during the 57th Session.