Meet John
John is a conservative outsider and lifelong Tennessean. He is raising his family on the Generational Rose family farm because Tennessee is his home.
In fact, John is the 8th generation to live and farm in the adjoining Temperance Hall and Lancaster communities in Dekalb and Smith Counties. He started working on the farm as a kid and was raised in nearby Cookeville. John graduated from Cookeville High School and continued his education at Tennessee Tech University, home of the Golden Eagles. He studied agriculture at Tech, an easy choice for him since farming has always been a passion of his.
Have you sat in stand still traffic recently? So has every other Tennessean. I'm promising to do something about it.
I had a wonderful evening at the Dickson County America 250 Liberty Dinner celebrating the history, heritage, and freedoms that define our nation. It was a privilege to be with patriotic Tennesseans who are proud of our past and committed to preserving the American Dream for generations to come.
Benton County knows that Tennessee's farmers are the backbone of our state. We talked about protecting family farms and stopping corporations and foreign entities from buying up our farmland. I'll always stand by our Tennessee farmers. #TNTrueTour
Sullivan County, one of the most historic communities in the Tri-Cities, was an unforgettable stop on our #TNTrueTour. I enjoyed hearing from Tennesseans about protecting family farmland, fixing our roads, and preserving the faith and traditions that have defined our state for generations.
Mayor of Crossville and entrepreneur RJ Crawford knows how to build from the ground up. Like me, he brings a CEO approach to government, focused on efficiency, accountability, and responsible growth. I’m grateful for his support and looking forward to working with other business owners across Tennessee.
Tennesseans are being priced out of our own state. It's time to get real about this problem. When new residents and businesses move in, they should help pay for the cost of the new infrastructure it takes to accommodate them.