FAIR - Fighting Against Institutionalized Railroading

So many of you have been reaching out to me for help, and I want you to know—I truly understand and I hear you.

Right now, as I continue my campaign for public office, I’m not able to take on any new cases. I wouldn’t be able to give you the time, attention, and effectiveness that you deserve, and I believe in being honest about that.

What I am working on is bringing F.A.I.R. (Fighting Against Institutionalized Railroading) back in a stronger, more structured way—by training a dedicated team to handle pretrial advocacy, post-conviction support, and provide testimony during legislative sessions. The goal is to create something bigger than one person—something sustainable that can truly serve more people.

I’m also excited about the possibility of bringing back Play F.A.I.R Fridays, with a renewed focus on involving our youth and building something even more impactful for the community.

Thank you all for your continued support, your trust, and your belief in this mission. It truly means everything.

After that phone call I just had…

May 8 is about to be a movie. 🎬

I love it when they say:
“Stop all that whining and crying… tell us what you need on May 8. Don’t let them ninjas get to you. We got you.”

That’s it. That’s all that needed to be said.

Playtime is over.
We applying pressure.

To whom it may concern… thank you.