The divisive politics in our nation's capital has led to the lack of preservation of individual rights and freedoms for all citizens, as well as reckless spending of taxpayers' money. For too long the constituents have been ignored and taken for granted and it is time for a change. We need fresh and invigorating representation not hampered by special interests and national political aspirations. This is why I am running for U.S. Congress as a Representative of Maryland's 5th district. I look forward to meeting constituents and listening to the ideas and perspectives from this great district in the coming months. It would be an honor to represent you in Congress. Together we can ensure our nation’s bright future.

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About Chris

Chris is a former U.S. Capitol Police officer, and self-taught web programmer/designer. He is an advocate for maintaining constitutional liberties, individual rights and freedoms, fiscal responsibility, and limited government.

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The Issues

Economy

Free market principles and pro-growth policies are best for promoting a healthy and competitive economy, thus empowering individuals to more opportunities and jobs.

Rights & Freedoms

We are being challenged as a nation in losing our freedoms and inalienable rights - life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. We must protect these rights.

Accountability

There's a reason why the approval rating for Congress is so low. There is a great lack of transparency and accountability from members of Congress who are to serve their citizens. We need term limits. Congress must balance the budget.

Debt

The national debt is at more than $28 trillion dollars and climbing. I will work to balance the budget and end the reckless spending of your tax dollars in Washington, DC.

Infrastructure

We need to make sure we effectively invest in our roads, bridges, energy, and even drinking water, so they are maintained and built for the future.

Consumer Protection

Bulk data collection has become a commodity and the consumers privacy and data are vulnerable. We need to hold companies accountable and transparent on the information they record and profit on consumers.

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