The administration has reported several million dollars spent in 28 of Ohio’s 18 Congressional districts. It is not clear if those additional 10 districts are to be ‘created or saved’ by administrative law or via the upcoming census. Candidates have announced for three of these Ohio districts – an immigrant, a minor, and a dead guy. I am the minor.

The proposed Article IX of the Constitution allows minors to represent districts created or saved by the administration provided they have parental consent. I believe in the conservative values of fiscal responsibility, limited government, and free markets. And, as such, believe that all money must be spent responsibly.

I am running to represent the people of Ohio’s District 21. Let me be perfectly clear. I promise a transparent administration starting with my crayon form birth certificate. My first act as Congressman will be to support State Sovereignty resolutions currently in the statehouse. I further promise return all unspent federal funding. I will work with Federal legislature to modify the universal healthcare legislation in order to make it constitutional. That means, quite simply, that I will work with Congress to allow interstate commerce (sales of insurance over state lines) and TORT reform (minimize lawsuits to medical professionals). All other aspects should be state issues; passed through our legislature and administered by our counties. Ohio voters agree that some form of safety-net is desired and I will work with members on both sides of the aisles to allow that to occur.