We Deserve a Seat at the Table. Not Just the Bill.
Every day as a rideshare driver in San Antonio,
New Braunfels, and Austin,
I see the resilience and heart of our district.
I hear what families are really facing:
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Rent rising faster than paychecks.
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Healthcare out of reach.
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Young adults wondering if stability is even possible.
These aren't accidents...
Systems that should serve us are designed to extract from us instead.
I'm running for Congress to turn the hours I spend listening, into a voice that works for you.
Working people deserve a seat at the table,
Not just the bill.
Let's move TX-35 toward a future
where every family can thrive.
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To a new way forward.
Driven by your stories.
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US 35 | Nosotros 35
Why These Issues Are Connected
​It's Not a Coincidence. It's By Design.
Rent goes up. Wages stay flat. Healthcare costs spiral. Student debt crushes young adults.
These aren't separate problems, they're symptoms of the same system: one designed to extract from working people rather than serve them.
When families pay more for housing, banks profit. When healthcare is unaffordable, insurance companies profit. When education requires decades of debt, lenders profit.
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We pay. They take. That's the system.
And it won't fix itself.
It needs representatives who understand the extraction, and will do something instead of just naming it.
Core Issues
Education & Opportunities
Young adults in TX-35 deserve clear pathways to stable work through affordable vocational training, apprenticeships, and education that leads to real jobs—not decades of student debt for degrees that don't guarantee employment.
Too often, credentials cost more than the work pays.
Opportunity should be an investment in people, not another extraction scheme.
Infrastructure & Mobility
TX-35 families rely on I-35 for work, school, and daily life, but chronic congestion, safety hazards, and limited transit options waste time and money.
Growth strains the corridor, yet major fixes drag on for years with phased construction and delays.
It shouldn't take a decade to build reliable mobility — we need faster investment in lanes, safety upgrades, and practical transit to support opportunity, not hold people back.
For The Record : Essays & Updates
