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There is nothing outside of deity and your loved ones that is more important to humans than living free.

Personal Freedoms or Civil Liberties are guarantees and freedoms. As American citizens and residents of Washington City we hold them very dear. We expect our elected officials to uphold them in every discussion and decision made as representatives of the people.

The Bill of Rights to the United States Constitution guarantees the individual freedoms of speech, due process, expression, assembly, press & religion. The right to security, liberty, privacy, life, property and to defend oneself, and the unequivocal right to bear arms.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S. in March of 2020 government restrictions that would have been unthinkable a year prior became a way of life (or they attempted to). These drastic actions have left many wondering about the limits of government officials' power - and whether that power changes during times of a global pandemic. The easy answer is, there's no easy answer.

State and Federal Executive Orders for masks, vaccinations, business closures and the like brought far more questions than answers.

In my opinion, our city desired to comply with the law, but didn't want to infringe upon individual civil liberties. Frankly we were in uncharted waters, in many aspects.

I feel it is important going forward to address the constitutionality of executive orders in times of crisis so we may be prepared in our response when the next round of orders come down. To not only defend individual liberties, but to also assure lawful compliance.

The rights we enjoy are fundamental to what we believe, and makes us who and what we are. My conviction to protect these rights run deep. There can be no wavering. With great conviction and resolve I will always stand with you in defense of our liberties and freedoms.

We have all grown accustomed for the modern drum beat for change. And while I think change can be good, I do think people too often underestimate the value of things that should never change, like ability, loyalty, honesty, integrity, service, and compassion.

I am a fighter or your rights, quality of life and affordable living.

In 1787, eleven years after the Declaration of Independence delegates once again gathered in Philadelphia for convention. General George Washington, the father of our country and namesake of our county, was lending his reputation to the creation of a new government.

At the age of kings the framers of the constitution attempted something that had never been done before. To create a representative government to span a continent. The founding fathers created a republic form of government in which power is held by the people and their elected representatives.

From the first shots of the Revolutionary War at the old north bridge in Massachusetts. To the final victory battle of the Revolution at Yorktown, Virginia. General Washington was the architect of American freedom.

These are his words summarizing his experience:

"Our revolution was caused by a revolution in thinking and the ideals of liberty, of justice and equality would not be purchased cheaply. We've always owed a debt to those who are willing to pay the price of those ideals, with their lives."

I am proud that our county bears President George Washington's name and in his example let us continually strive to make ourselves, our party, our county, and our nation worthy of their sacrifice.