Robert Patrick Henri

“The Senate has a tradition of fast-tracking confirmation of its own members, no questions asked. Mullin got the express lane treatment while outsiders faced months of scrutiny.”

“There was a time when Congress worked for everyday Americans. Then, corporate money flooded in through loopholes and now our voices get drowned out by whoever writes the biggest check. Project Due Course aims to flip that script and return power where it belongs”

“I'm running for Congress because the people who run the government answer to the people who fund their campaigns, not the people who fund the government.”

“My focus is accountability, transparency, and enforcement in government. Public officials are supposed to be public servants, and that means the people deserve a government they can watch, question, and hold accountable. In today's system that's not happening. It's time to reform the government and rebuild the guardrails. That's exactly what the 18 reforms in my platform Project Due Course are designed to do.”

“Only about 2% of Congress comes from a working-class background, and that helps explain why so many Americans feel ignored by the people supposed to represent them. Representation matters because the government works differently when lawmakers actually understand the lives, pressures, and tradeoffs ordinary people face. More working-class voices in office means a government that stays closer to the people it serves.”

“There is no accountability in the system. Misconduct has become normal, and consequences optional. I believe in real transparency, real enforcement, and laws that cannot be ignored. I'm proposing 18 government reforms through Project Due Course that will restore trust in our government, force transparency from the people in power, and demand accountability when laws are broken. I will hold myself to that same standard.”