Although the Peanut Corp whistleblower experience has changed my life forever, in less than positive ways, I have made my mind up to try and make good of the experience. I am asking for your vote as candidate for Texas Agriculture Commissioner.

 

As is the case for most “Truth Tellers” a/k/a whistleblowers, my career and job prospects have been limited over the last few years. Nonetheless, I have remained a staunch Food Safety, Corporate Ethics, and Whistleblower protection advocate. In that capacity, I have spoken on multiple college and university campuses, television, and radio programs including an appearance on Good Morning America. Print and online media outlets that have covered my truth telling activities and food integrity as well as ethics advocacy include the New York Times, Associated Press, and several industry publications. Currently I volunteer as Program Director of "Drum Majors for Truth", a whistleblower protection advocacy group which is sponsored by the National Judicial Conduct and Disability Law Project, Inc. (NJCDLP).  

 

I do not and upon election to the Texas Agricultural Commision, I will not have the usual “politician's agenda. I have no personal agenda other than doing the best job for the State of Texas. I do not have a business that might benefit from some backdoor deals, nor have I taken any  lobby donations to “owe” a favor later.