Why Now?

Because Guam needs more than caretakers—it needs changemakers.

I’m running for Senator now because the island is at a tipping point. The cracks in our government aren’t just administrative—they’re personal. Families are navigating broken systems. Communities are losing faith, government corruption at an all time high. And the cost of inaction is rising.

I bring something rare: a reform agenda that’s bold but grounded, visionary but practical. I’m not running to blend in— I’m running to make a difference, consolidate, and rebuild.

This isn’t about ambition. It’s about accountability. It’s about stepping forward when the moment demands more than silence.

It’s my first run—but not my first stand.

The Guam Kingfisher, called Sihek in Chamorro, it is restricted to a captive breeding program following its extinction in the wild due primarily to predation by the introduced brown tree snake. Why is this significant? Like the Sihek, we are losing our culture, our identity, our traditions. We can make a comeback just like this beautiful Sihek