A vote for Christina is a vote for the children.

Bringing values back to the school, home and West Virginia.

Running for office in district 60

Forming West Virginia back to it former glory.

Standing up for our needs to grow the state is essential. Fostering local communities is vital for a robust economy and sustainable future. By focusing on job creation, we improve conditions and provide opportunities for future generations. Investing in local businesses and supporting entrepreneurship encourage innovation. Educational initiatives prepare children for diverse careers, leading to a strong workforce. We envision a state where families feel secure and proud to call it home. It's time to champion initiatives that empower individuals, stimulate local economies, and strengthen community bonds for a thriving environment for all.

What I stand for

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    School

    Reviving basic education is vital for building a strong foundation in children. Traditional methods, like using textbooks, help students grasp fundamental concepts and appreciate hard work. This approach fosters a mindset where determination leads to achievement, empowering children to pursue their dreams confidently. By eliminating iPads and Computer it will lower the cost the Bord of education uses yearly. It will also help children with addiction to gamming.

  • Two young boys sit at a wooden table working on school worksheets, one with a blanket over his shoulders. They are inside a bright kitchen or dining area with large windows, a wall clock, and framed photos visible in the background.

    School Choice

    Selecting the right educational environment is vital for parents. Options like homeschooling, charter schools, and the Hope Scholarship cater to a child's learning style. Homeschooling allows for a personalized curriculum, while charter schools offer specialized, often free alternatives to public education. The Hope Scholarship provides financial aid, improving access. Exploring these choices helps parents create a supportive learning environment.

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    Freedom

    Vaccines should be a choice, allowing individuals and families to make informed health care decisions based on personal beliefs, medical histories, and risk assessments.

    Family health freedom ensures access to healthcare, enabling informed decisions without repercussions. It promotes diverse treatment options aligned with personal values and wellness advocacy, protecting families from penalties or discrimination for their health choices.
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    Jobs

    West Virginia is rich in oil, gas, minerals, and coal. By offering opportunities to revitalize our economy by reopening factories. Investing in these sectors can create lasting jobs for today's workforce and future generations. Responsible resource management will support sustainable growth, foster innovation, and ensure community prosperity. A balanced approach will help us maximize potential while addressing environmental concerns, leading to a prosperous future.

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    Utilities

    Collaborating with utility companies to improve equipment maintenance. Adapting solutions to lower bills is essential for West Virginia. Eliminating green energy and utilizing natural resource use is crucial. Sustainable practices alongside traditional resources can deliver stable, cost-effective energy. Optimizing facilities for natural gas or improving hydroelectric efficiency can provide long-term benefits at reasonable costs.

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    Roads

    They want our cars safe for the roads; we want our roads safe for our cars. We must advocate for a balanced approach prioritizing both vehicle and road safety. By using funds from inspection stickers, we can improve our deteriorating roads. Investing in repairs enhances safety for all and prolongs vehicle life through smoother travel. It's essential to channel these funds effectively to create better infrastructure. Let's work together to prioritize both cars and roads for the benefit of all users.

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