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Decency and Sense

Across the country and here in House District 39, people have very different ideas about the role of government and what policies are best. It is entirely legitimate that as individuals and as members of political parties they seek to advance their preferences with regard to the range of issue areas including the economy, the environment, criminal justice and education.


For our Constitutional republic to succeed, however, it must operate on a foundation of decency and sense. It thrives when our representatives work together with members of rival parties and arrive at policies to advance the common good.    


This has always been my approach to politics and public policy.    I am dedicated to serving House District 39 by seeking legislative solutions to pressing challenges, such as the threat of wildfires, depletion of water resources, and inadequate resources for education.   


In our community and more broadly, I am eager to do what I can to foster a better world for our children --   

Long ago, I took the Pro-Truth Pledge.

HONOR TRUTH

  • Acknowledge: acknowledge when others share true information, even when they disagree otherwise
  • Reevaluate: reevaluate if one’s information is challenged, retract it if one cannot verify it
  • Defend: defend others when they come under attack for sharing true information, even when they disagree otherwise
  • Align: align one’s opinions and actions with true information

SHARE TRUTH

  • Verify: fact-check information to confirm it is true before accepting and sharing it
  • Share: share the whole truth, even if some aspects do not support one’s opinion
  • Cite: share sources so that others can verify one’s information
  • Clarify: distinguish between one’s opinion and the facts

ENCOURAGE TRUTH

  • Fix: ask people to retract information that reliable sources have disproved even if they are one’s allies
  • Educate: compassionately inform those around one to stop using unreliable sources even if these sources support one’s opinion
  • Defer: recognize the opinions of experts as more likely to be accurate when the facts are disputed
  • Celebrate: celebrate those who retract incorrect statements and update their beliefs toward the truth

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