I’ve forged alliances with state and national leaders who see Monroe as the future of conservative governance. They’re not just attending—they’re investing in our vision of low taxes, ironclad public safety, and family values that echo from our council chambers to the statehouse. Our 80+ volunteers are a force—knocking doors, rallying voters, and outworking any rival. The opposition might read this and feel the chill of inevitability; they should. We’re not just campaigning—we’re dominating, with a council slate ready to deliver results, from supporting our police and firefighters to fueling growth like SEECO and our thriving downtown.

I’m committed to no tax increases and cutting our debt service, freeing up dollars for what matters: you. From parks to public safety, we’ll protect services that make Monroe a haven for families and a hub for investors. Transparency is my pledge—Tuesday’s meeting was open, and we want your input. Join us at City Hall for the next sessions, follow our social media, or comment on our Facebook page. Our staff’s hard work and your voices will shape a budget that delivers.

This event isn’t just about planes—it’s about community. It drives our economy, packing downtown shops and restaurants, and showcases Monroe as a vibrant destination. Our team’s working hard to make this the biggest show yet, with surprises in store (stay tuned for performer updates!). We’re grateful for the Veterans Council of Union County, local businesses, and volunteers who make it possible.

I don’t love government regulation. I prefer diplomacy, finding win-win solutions over conflict. We can’t be strong-armed, but we can collaborate. Funroe is one piece of this puzzle—surrounding businesses matter too. We’ve proposed a trial skate space to council, giving skaters a chance to prove they’re not hooligans but respectful kids, as I believe most are, despite the bad rap from history. It’ll take council support, which I’m optimistic about post-rally, but skaters must respect their surroundings and authority.