Jeffrey Sacks

Jeff Sacks is a twenty-year veteran of the U.S. Army, a committed husband, a proud father of five daughters, a man of faith, and a devout believer in ‘American Exceptionalism.’

• Restore tradition and embrace liberty, and prioritize Virginia’s and America’s interests over D.C. Bureaucrats.
• Parents determine the education of their children. We need to end the Department of Education and the ideological warfare that occurs in our schools.
• My duty is to this nation not another one. Advancing the interests of American citizens is my priority, and that starts with securing our border.

The American experiment must continue to evolve, grow, and adapt together as a society if we are to survive


My highest priorities are Reviving the Economy, Ending the Crisis at the Border, and Fixing our Failing Education System.

Taking care of our citizens' basics is non-negotiable. We need policies that shield them from the punch of inflation. Tax simplification is a no-brainer—it's time to fuel economic growth and put money back where it belongs, in the pockets of hard working Americans. It's time to renegotiate those trade deals and bring them back home.


In fortifying our nation, decisive action is not just a choice – it's a necessity. The Border Wall completion must be our priority, leveraging our military strength to its fullest. Recognizing the critical impact on both northern and southern borders, the current situation demands that we provide the means for the Border Patrol to secure and enforce the rule of law.

We are long overdue for a reconsideration of the federal government's role in education, recognizing it as a state power. My primary goals include disrupting and reigning in the Department of Education while collaborating with my colleagues on policies that will actually make a difference in students’ lives. We need to ensure that the ideological warfare that occurs in our schools comes to an end.

Implementing term limits is an essential step towards revitalizing our democracy and ensuring fresh perspectives in our legislative bodies. I pledge as a member of Congress, I will cosponsor and vote for the U.S. Term Limits Amendment of three (3) House terms and two (2) Senate terms and no longer limit. This approach seeks to help break the cycle of entrenched political power.