Robert E Lee for U.S. Congress South Carolina Congressional District 4

AMERICA FIRST
CHRISTIAN VALUES

The Upstate's America First District 4 Candidate

TRANSPARENCY

The Epstein scandal is bigger than Watergate. The disclosed files show that powerful people prey on the vulnerable as a means to power. Forcing transparency to bring justice should have not be a political stance, but apparently it must be. I supported Thomas Massie's discharge petition to force a vote on the Epstein Transparency Act. My opponent, the incumbent, did not.

Freedom of Speech

The forced divestment of TikTok had nothing to do with protecting kids' privacy. It was a blatant power grab to control information flows and suppress inconvenient truths—celebrated by Netanyahu himself as a new "weapon of war" in the information battle.

On TikTok, users encounter raw, unfiltered facts that the establishment media often buries. Take the testimony from IDF soldier Shalom Sheetrit before the Knesset: he described receiving a stand-down order canceling border patrols along the Gaza fence from early morning until 9 a.m. on October 7, 2023—right before the attack unfolded.

My opponent, William Timmons, voted yes on the standalone bill HR 7521 that rammed this through, siding with the censors over the American people.

As your America First representative, I'll stand firm against Big Tech censorship in all its forms. I'll reject legislation sold under false pretenses, always putting our Constitution, your right to know the truth, and American sovereignty above foreign pressures or D.C. swamp maneuvers. Free speech isn't negotiable—it's the foundation of everything we fight for.

STOP THE WARS

Trump promised to stop the wars, but over the last 2 years Congress has voted for more than $80 billion in funding wars that do not make us more secure. Congress’s funding is pouring fuel on the flames that devastate lives. We don't need a war with Iran. The US has already killed 4.6 million in response to the 9/11 attacks.

MY
VISION

America First because of Christian Values

Let’s complete the MAGA promises that got Trump elected. I will work for the Upstate to drain the swamp, stop the wars, and bring back the prosperity of Trump’s first term. I’m running to continue the promise to Make America Great Again. As your congressman, I will help members like Rep. Thomas Massie and former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene push forward an America First agenda that puts Americans First.

As a mechanical engineer working in the Upstate for 15 years, I’ve never once voted for an unlawful war.

A record I intend to keep.

Most members of Congress are lawyers who've taken maybe a dozen political science classes in their lives. That's enough to get them elected, but it doesn't explain why they prioritize pouring billions into foreign nations over fixing problems right here at home for their own voters. That's the ugly machinery of Washington politics at work. Well, that machine won't turn my head: I won't vote to extend endless wars, and I refuse to take a dime from foreign interest lobbies—including AIPAC. My loyalty is to America First, and to the hardworking folks of South Carolina's 4th District who deserve a fighter, not a fundraiser.

Why I'm Running

I've always been a lifelong Republican fighting for smaller government—especially slashing the bloated federal bureaucracy that's strangling American freedom and prosperity. I was all-in on MAGA until Trump himself brushed off the Jeffrey Epstein scandal with that dismissive line: "Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein?"

Epstein wasn't just some rich pervert—he was clearly an intelligence asset, running a blackmail operation that compromised powerful people and exploited the vulnerable. If we're serious about Making America Great Again, we can't allow foreign or deep-state intel games to blackmail our leaders and keep the truth buried. Real America First means protecting the innocent, draining the swamp of corruption, and demanding full transparency—no more cover-ups.

All I wanted was to back the true America First fighter in SC-4. That wasn't (and isn't) William Timmons.

Timmons refused to sign the discharge petition forcing a vote on the Epstein Files Transparency Act (H.R. 4405)—the bipartisan push (led by folks like Massie and Khanna) to release the unclassified DOJ records on Epstein's network. While the bill ultimately passed overwhelmingly and became law in late 2025, Timmons sat it out when it mattered most, dodging the fight for truth.

He votes to keep pouring billions into endless foreign wars—in Gaza, Ukraine, and beyond—while American families struggle with inflation and border chaos. And he backed the TikTok divestment bill (HR 7521), a blatant power grab disguised as "national security" that lets DC and Big Tech control what young Americans see and know about real events.

This isn't America First—it's establishment swamp business as usual. As your representative, I'll stand with Tucker-style clarity: no more foreign entanglements that drain our treasury and blood, no censorship of inconvenient facts, and full exposure of elite corruption. We'll cut the federal overreach, stop the wars, protect free speech, and put South Carolina families first—finally delivering on the promises that made MAGA powerful in the first place.

As a Christian, a husband, and a father I'm appalled at the cost to human life our government has inflicted on the world. It's easy to point to Israel who has killed more than 70 times the number of civilians than Hamas in their defensive war after the horrible attacks of Oct 7th 2023 and say that their government is evil, but as the Bible says, we should take the plank out of our own eye before getting the spec out of our neighbor's. Brown University's Cost of War Project estimates our war on terror killed 4.6 million people. 2,977 Americans were killed by terrorists that day.

The US has killed more than 1530 times the number of Americans killed in 9/11.

I know Republicans are only supposed to mildly complain about the financial cost of war, but the utter disregard for human life should not be tolerated. If we don't value life abroad we will lose that value at home.