My support for elected conservatives. Politicians. None of these politicians have asked for my support. I give my support to people I consider conservatives with sensibility. I will list my picks across the state in the coming days. Remember, these people have no connection with me other than being people I know and respect.

Govenor,

John Wicher,

Life has many adventures, both good and bad. Meeting him when he stood beside my brother and me with many others at Engels shipyard spoke volumes. He hasn’t been a politician, so standing for freedom and the constitution can only be graded by his stand for freedom when others shied away.

Lieutenant governor,

Sate Senator Chris Mcdaniel,

I met this man in 2017 in my run for the US Senate against Wicker. The establishment villainizes him as a far-right winger when he is just a conservative that can and would serve all the people even with his beliefs being conservative. His heart, I believe, is in the right place, and he can stand on principles.

Chancery Court (Hancock county)

Kodie Koenenn,

I have only met the man personally recently, but he has been my county supervisor for years. His confident demeanor shows that he will replace Tim Keller as if nothing has changed. He is made of the right stuff.

Sheriff (Hancock County

Ricky Adams (incumbent)

Just talking to the man, you realize he is an average person trying to make the people in the county his priority. My dealings with him have always been professional and humanized.

Supervisor District 3 Hancock County

Shea Michael Ladner,

A man with a good heart wants to lead the county into the future with new ideas. He will be replacing Kodie Koenenn as Supervisor, that did more than an excellent job. I believe he is up to the task.

Sheriff (Harrison County)

Louis Eilas

Talk about a candidate that impressed me as a man on a life mission to become a sheriff; this is the man. His family is as impressive as the man himself. I met his entire family, I believe, and to the person, they are magnificent people. I went to one gathering, showing him in a police outfit as a young boy, again, a man with the right stuff and proud to call him a friend.