“Americans are called by our Constitution to work together to “support the general welfare,” and in the North State that means spending money to solve the twin threats posed by fire and drought.”
On September 11th, 2001, Max was a high school student. Four years later, he was an infantryman in Iraq, serving two years there and earning his Combat Infantry Badge while still in his teens. On January 6th, 2021, Max was a Foreign Service Officer on leave from the State Department. Today, he is a candidate for Congress, challenging one of California’s seditionist representatives. In Max’s words, Americans are called by our Constitution to work together to “support the general welfare,” and in the North State that means spending money to solve the twin threats posed by fire and drought. Max has stood up for reproductive rights and to defend our democracy, and you can learn more about his service to our country on his website.