
Every Minnesotan should have equal access to the
“good life” — if they’re willing to work for it.
Safe neighborhoods, smart spending, and leadership that puts Minnesotans ahead of party politics.
It all begins with an idea
Minnesota, We Deserve Better 2026
World-Class Education
No matter your zip code, every child deserves a public education that truly prepares them for the future. We will remove partisan-driven agendas from our schools and put educators and common sense back in control of our classrooms.
Safety and Opportunity for All
Every Minnesotan should have equal access to the “good life” — if they’re willing to work for it. That starts with being safe in your home, on your street, in your community, and in our beautiful Twin Cities. It extends to our children — who deserve to feel safe in their schools.
A Premier Destination for Business
Minnesota should attract companies from around the country and the world — while helping the businesses already here succeed. That means clearing away unnecessary government roadblocks to growth.
Common Sense Accountable Government
Our state agencies — and the Minnesotans who work in them — will be empowered to make common sense decisions for Minnesotans, not for political parties or special interests. Massive fraud can and will be a thing of the past.
Leadership You Don’t Think About
Minnesotans should be talking about the weather and our sports teams — not worrying about our political leaders. When we do hear from them, it shouldn’t be doom and gloom and finger-pointing. It should be about possibility, unity, and progress.
Why I’m Running for Governor
I'm running for governor because we no longer have a government by the people and for the people — we have a government by the party and special interests for the party and special interests. We are steeped in a partisan battle in our legislature, where if one side came up with the cure for cancer, the other side would do what ever it takes to delegitimize the cure. As a result of these partisan politics, all of us are suffering.
These are the facts:
- Our major cities are struggling, and violent crime is out of control.
- Businesses are leaving the state for greener pastures.
- Fraud has become synonymous with Minnesota.
- We are being taxed out of our homes, especially our seniors.
- We have a spending problem that our leaders refuse to address because they are too invested in their partisan battles.
- If that isn’t bad enough, the one thing we could always hang our hats on — our great public schools — are also on the decline.
But today, I’m here to offer all Minnesotans freedom from the partisan political machine — and to show that there’s a better way. A way rooted in common sense, community, and the belief that Minnesota belongs to all of us — not the partisan parties.
“I call it the political matrix — we think we’re in control, but in truth, we’re just fueling the partisan machines. And I don’t blame anyone for staying in it; it’s comfortable, it’s familiar, and it’s where your friends and family probably are, too.”
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