Meet Your Candidate

I want to begin by recognizing Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett for the work she’s done on behalf of the people of Texas’ 30th Congressional District. She’s been active, vocal, and passionate about her convictions, and I respect anyone who steps forward to serve their community.

That said, District 30 needs more than political theater and party loyalty — it needs real leadership that listens, serves, and delivers. Many families are still struggling to afford groceries, to feel safe in their neighborhoods, and to find hope for their children’s future. Our seniors, veterans, and working families deserve more than speeches — they deserve solutions.

Though I live just outside the district, I live close enough to see the challenges and hear the cries of the people. I see the potential here — and I know what we can become if we stand together.

I’m running as an Independent because my loyalty isn’t to a party — it’s to Jesus Christ, and to every man, woman, and child created in the image of God. That means I will work with Democrats, Republicans, Independents, and everyone else who cares about building a stronger, more united community.

And let me be clear about this:
I’m not here to represent only Christians.
I’m here to serve every person in District 30 — including those from the LGBTQIA+ community, those of different faiths, and those who don’t believe at all. You may not share my faith, but you will always have my respect, my honesty, and my commitment to treat you with the dignity that every human being deserves.

My campaign stands for unity, humility, and action:

• Safety with compassion: Modernized police presence, better training, and stronger community partnerships built on trust.

• Healthcare access for everyone: Mobile medical clinics reaching every neighborhood, no matter zip code or income.

• Honoring seniors and veterans: With local care programs, housing support, and real appreciation — not just words.

• Education that uplifts: Teachers focusing on truth, students discovering purpose, and parents welcomed as partners.

• Economic opportunity: Apprenticeships, small business support, and new pathways to meaningful work.

I’m not here to tear anyone down — I’m here to lift every soul up.
I believe the love of Christ is not meant to divide us, but to unite us in compassion and truth.

District 30 doesn’t just need representation — it needs restoration.
Together, with faith, respect, and real action, we can make this district a place where every person — believer or not — feels valued, heard, and protected.

Oxford C.F. Nordberg

Independent Candidate

I want to prove to you that I am: HONEST COMPASSIONATE KIND A GOOD LISTNER A PROBLEM SOLVER

What Rep. Jasmine Crockett Said

On Law Enforcement:

On Criminality:

“Law enforcement isn’t to prevent crime. Law enforcement solves crime, OK? That is what they are supposed to do. They are supposed to solve crimes, not necessarily prevent them from happening per se.”

“Just because someone has committed a crime, it doesn’t make them a criminal. That is completely different. Being a criminal is more so about your mindset. Committing a crime can come for a lot of different reasons.”

Grounded Podcast, September 2025

Getting Better Podcast with Jonathan Van Ness, September 2025

As someone who deeply respects law enforcement and believes in protecting our communities, I respectfully disagree with Rep. Crockett’s statements.

Law enforcement must be empowered to both prevent and solve crime. Prevention saves lives, protects property, and builds trust between officers and the communities they serve.

And while I understand that people sometimes commit crimes out of desperation, we must also uphold the rule of law. Committing a crime does make someone a criminal under the law, even if we seek to offer grace, rehabilitation, and second chances.

I believe in justice with compassion — but also in accountability. Our communities deserve leaders who will fight for safety, support our police, and stand for truth.

Toward Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA)

“bleach-blonde, bad-built, butch body.” Said during/after a heated House Oversight hearing following Greene’s jab about Crockett’s eyelashes.

Source: KERA/NPR recap of the exchange; includes the exact phrase and aftermath.

Source: CNN segment transcript capturing the setup of the clash.

Let’s not answer insult with insult. ‘A soft answer turns away wrath’ (Prov 15:1). I'll debate policy, not bodies or appearances (Eph 4:29).

About Republicans / GOP voters

Can’t Hang Out With the KKK!’ Jasmine Crockett Says ‘Conservative’ Black People Don’t Join GOP Because Republicans Are ‘Racist

Source: Fox News write-up Published 02/22/2025 by Joseph A. Wulfsohn

On The Breakfast Club, said Trump voters “don’t want to read” and that “racists support the other racist.

Source: MEDIAite written by Isaac Schorr 08/14/2025

I reject blanket labels (Matt 7:1–2) and ‘overcome evil with good’ (Rom 12:21). My campaign will ‘let speech be gracious, seasoned with salt’ (Col 4:6).

“It hurt my heart” that only two “Caucasians” were among Democrats who voted against the House resolution honoring Charlie Kirk after his assassination and publicly criticized white Democrats who supported it.

Sources; Dallas Morning News coverage; also Fox News summary; congressional record shows the resolution.

“We won’t pit groups against each other (Gal 3:28). ‘Let us pursue what makes for peace and mutual upbuilding’ (Rom 14:19).

I reject blanket labels (Matt 7:1–2) and ‘overcome evil with good’ (Rom 12:21). My campaign will ‘let speech be gracious, seasoned with salt’ (Col 4:6).

“What does a group of privileged white male politicians know about oppression?” (posted from her official account as a reel).

Source: Her verified Instagram reel.

I'll be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger’ (Jas 1:19), inviting everyone—of any background—into honest conversation (Phil 2:3–4).

Referred to him as “Gov. Hot Wheels” at an event; drew bipartisan criticism and censure calls.

Sources: AP News; Houston Chronicle follow-ups.

II’ll ‘honor everyone’ (1 Pet 2:17) and refrain from mocking physical conditions (Prov 17:5). Disagree with policy—respect the person

About Republicans / GOP voters

About “white” lawmakers / identity framing (re: Charlie Kirk resolution)

About “privileged white male politicians” (DEI debate Clip)

Toward Gov. Greg Abbott (R-TX)

Bold Faith. Real Solutions. For Every Family in District 30.

Your families deserve more than promises — Y'all deserve progress.
These are the practical, compassionate steps we can take — together — to lift your neighborhoods, rebuild trust, and restore opportunity across every city in District 30.

Jobs, Skills & Opportunity

District 30 is full of talent. What we need are open doors — pathways that lead to purpose and paychecks.

Safe Streets, Trusted Police

We can have safety and trust — both matter.

No one in District 30 should have to choose between rent and medicine.

Schools that Teach, Not Preach

1. Apprenticeships and Skilled Trades
We’ll expand apprenticeship programs in construction, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and manufacturing by partnering with Texas Workforce Solutions and local trade unions.

2. Technology Careers for the Future
We’ll connect residents with on-the-job training in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and IT, working with local employers and community colleges to ensure training leads to real jobs — not empty certificates.

3. Healthcare Heroes Start Here
We’ll create local training pipelines for nurses, EMTs, and medical support staff, so residents can step into life-saving careers without leaving our district.
Partner with Dallas College, UT Southwestern, and local hospitals to expand nursing and LVN programs.

• Offer EMT and paramedic scholarships tied to community service.

• Use our future mobile medical clinics as real-world training sites where students gain supervised experience while serving neighbors.
  

4. Fair Opportunities for All Workers
We’ll promote safe, lawful employment practices that protect every worker — including the undocumented — from exploitation, while encouraging honest paths to stability and contribution.

• Install more streetlights and cameras in high-traffic areas to deter and solve crime.

• Fund body-worn cameras and upgrade tools for law enforcement through existing federal grants.

• Hire and train more officers with a focus on respect, empathy, and cultural awareness.

• Deploy certified psychological professionals alongside police for non-violent calls to defuse tension and avoid unnecessary arrests.

• Support pay raises for officers and first responders who demonstrate integrity and community commitment.

Our goal is simple: to rebuild trust between police and the people they serve in every city of District 30.

• Push for teacher pay increases tied to results and student growth.

• Secure federal Title II grants for teacher development focused on academics, not ideology.

• Support parents and teachers working together to keep our schools safe, strong, and focused on learning.

Health, Veterans & Seniors

Education should build thinkers, not divide classrooms.

• Launch mobile medical clinics to bring care to underserved neighborhoods and senior communities.

• Partner with the VA and local nonprofits to expand veteran services, job re-entry programs, and mental-health support.

• Use federal aging and community-care grants to strengthen in-home and community health programs.

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