I am a 33-year technology veteran, U.S. Army veteran, husband, and father based in Las Vegas, Nevada. I have spent my career building systems, leading teams, and contributing to an economy that has increasingly rewarded the few at the direct expense of the many.

At 63, after three decades of service, I was laid off and required to train my own foreign replacements as a condition of my severance. My EEOC case 487-2025-02289 is currently active — but I am not here because of what happened to me. I am here because it is happening to millions of American workers, and Congress has chosen to do nothing about a problem that their own legislation created.

That recognition led me to a simple conclusion: we cannot fix Congress by voting harder in general elections controlled by two captured parties. We have to go upstream — into the low-turnout primaries where a few hundred organized voters can replace an incumbent. That is the entire strategy.

I founded Buildup Cooperative, a 501(c)(4) organization operating as U.S. Workers Alliance, and authored UNINCORPORĀTUS — a full constitutional and legislative roadmap for restoring worker sovereignty. I led Team Kennedy Nevada and have spent years studying how movements actually win, not just how they march.