Candidate, United States Senate, Hawaii, 2016, 2022

Candidate, United States House of Representatives, 2014

No caucus information on file.

Hospitality Specialist, Waikiki, 2012-present

Machinist, Johnson Service Group, Incorperated, 2008-2014

Millright, Aerotek, 2012-2013

Director, Friends of Jesus Christ, Incorperated, 2008-present

Reason for Seeking Public Office:

I am running for United States Senate to represent the people of Hawaii on the floor of the United States Senate. To that end, I will seek to obtain an exemption to the Jones Act, for Hawaii; I will introduce legislation to complete the federal interstate highway systems on Oahu, to connect the outer islands together via a federal ferry system called H20; I will call for a vote of no confidence in the Uniform Controlled Substance Act of 1971 (which subjects people to trial by legislature in drug cases); And I will call for an audit of the Federal Reserve Bank.
I draw the line between the federal government's national security needs and the privacy of its citizens at the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Amendments. In cases where authorities believe that there is an imminent danger to people or property, they may search, seize, arrest or destroy private property without any warrant, at all, and still not offend the people's rights to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures, rights to receive due process of law, and to trial by jury of peers.