About Me

I’m not a politician—I’m a fighter. And I’m fighting for Texas.

I was born and raised in Victoria, Texas, graduating with the Class of 1998. I pursued a degree in Music Education and was actively involved in leadership, serving as section leader for the drumline and working as a student teacher in the music department. But life took a turn when my father suffered a heart attack, and I had to leave college to support my family.

From that moment on, I stepped up. In my early corporate career, I quickly rose into leadership roles, managing and training teams across the country to grow and succeed. In the automotive industry, I led multiple dealerships to record-breaking success—training individuals not just to do a job, but to build a life they could be proud of.

I’ve traveled the country helping businesses make multi-million dollar decisions, all while keeping people—real people and their families—at the center. Along the way, I saw how politics affects everyday Americans. I saw what works and what doesn’t. I hosted The Latino Conservative podcast and was featured on Fox & Friends as a political commentator, bringing the voice of everyday Texans to a national platform.

I’ve never stopped serving. I’m active in my local church and was boots-on-the-ground during Hurricane Harvey, while career politicians like John Cornyn showed up just long enough to snap a photo.

I’m the proud father of two incredible children and three amazing bonus kids. I now own and operate a small business in the service industry, employing a team that takes pride in working hard and delivering results.

I’m also a passionate advocate for our veterans and have worked on multiple campaigns, including those for Governor Greg Abbott and Latinos for Trump. I even ran for Congress against Al Green—until a major medical event nearly took my life. I spent eight weeks in the hospital, underwent eight surgeries, and had to relearn how to walk.

But I’m still standing. I’m still fighting.

This campaign isn’t about power—it’s about people. I’ve lived what so many Texans are going through. I’ve fought for my family, my health, my business—and now I’m ready to fight for you.

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Ya No Mas. No more weak leadership. No more RINOs. It’s time for Texas to rise.