We cannot afford another four years of Joe Biden, who has driven our country into the ground. We can stay on the same path, and watch the sun set on American exceptionalism and way of life. Or we can choose another path that will undo the damage of the last four years and energize our economy, our people, and our culture.

We left Afghanistan with our tail between our legs, abandoning our allies, and letting our enemies know that we are weak. Our aid to Ukraine was too late to end the war early, and now drags on into the trillions of dollars while Americans at home can’t afford to buy gas to drive to work. Joe Biden has opened our Southern Border and sent out a call to every cartel in Central and South America that we are open to business, while our loved ones die from fentanyl and migrants flood our streets.

Every four years we talk about how the country is in a “scary place.” Sometimes - often times - it’s hyperbole. Today, it’s not. The left wants to teach our children that their gender is a choice they can make in Kindergarten, while meritocratic hiring is now racist, and our police are left wondering why they should enforce the law when it is they who will be punished for doing so.

Enough is enough.

You may not like Donald Trump, but one thing is true: he was a great president. The policies he stood for - a strong border, American jobs, not sending our sons and daughters to fight in other people’s wars, reducing regulation on business, cutting our taxes, returning federal land control back to states - were good for our country. That is just a fact.

And now we face a choice: he has won the primary in almost every state in which he has competed in the Republican nomination. As a result, he has secured enough delegates per the rules of the RNC, which bind all national delegates to the winner of the primary in their state according to that state party’s bylaws, to win the Republican nomination for president.

It is time to stand firm.

I will vote for Donald Trump in Milwaukee, not just in the first round but in every round. While delegates are “unbound” in the second and subsequent rounds if no candidate is a clear winner, we should not stage a coup against our presumptive nominee. The voters have spoken and I will listen.

I am running for National Delegate At-Large because I know what must be done. We must leave Milwaukee with a clear and unquestioned Republican nominee for President who will beat Joe Biden in November: Donald Trump. That’s all there is to it.