Jacek Kobiesa

Jacek Kobiesa was born in Poland. He earned a bachelor's degree from Washington State University in 2008. Kobiesa's career experience includes working as a mechanical engineer.[1][2]

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

I’m running for Congress because I’m fed up with the same broken system, and I know you are not a career politician. I’m not backed by big donors, party bosses, or special interests. I’m an independent voice who refuses to be bought or controlled. Here’s what I stand for: Ag the Establishment. Washington is rigged for insiders. The powers that be hate unpredictable outsiders like me because they can’t control me. I’ve told them directly: you can’t buy me, and you can’t force me into line.

No More Party-Line Voting. Americans are tired of representatives who vote like robots based on an “R” or “D” next to their name instead of what’s right for their district. I will vote my conscience and fight for you—not for party loyalty.

The Hypocrisy of Big Money in Politics. Candidates spend millions to get elected, then earn a congressional salary of $174,000 a year. Yet somehow, far too many members of Congress and the Senate get mysteriously rich while in office. Money and power go hand in hand in Washington. I’m not one of them, and I never will be.

Unbought and Unbound. I’m the guy who can say whatever needs to be said, whenever it needs to be said. No one owns me. That makes me dangerous to the status quo—and exactly what this country needs right now.

I am me. I’m not for sale. I won’t submit. And if you send me to Congress, I will fight every single day for the people I represent—not the special interests who run the show. This is your chance to send a message: Enough is enough.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

How the Establishment Maintains Power:

Poverty: Keep as many people as possible poor and dependent.

Debt: Drive the national debt to unsustainable levels.

Gun Control: Disarm law-abiding citizens.

Welfare: Take control of every aspect of life.

Education: Control what children learn, what people read, and what they hear. Shape the next generation to accept big government as the solution to everything.

Religion: Push God and traditional values out of schools and government. When people stop believing in something higher, they look only to the State as their savior and provider.

Class Warfare: Divide the country into rich - poor. Destroy the middle class. Keep people fighting each other instead of the real problem.I am running for Congress because I believe America stands at a critical point in its 250-year history, and we must preserve our identity as a beacon of freedom and opportunity. I support establishing English as the national language to strengthen communication, unity, and national cohesion. A shared language helps ensure we move forward together as one country. America has tremendous potential, but it requires strong leadership, sound policy, and citizens willing to put country above party. That includes listening to opposing views, valuing evidence, and making changes when needed. I am independent of party influence and special interests. My commitment is to defend the Constitution, promote unity, and ensure America remains free, strong.Americans enjoy fundamental rights, but many are concerned about declining trust in government, economic inequality, inflation, and rising cost of living pressures. Public confidence in the nation’s direction is low, with most polls showing more Americans believe the country is on the wrong track. There are also concerns about government accountability, consistent enforcement of laws, and priorities in federal spending, including the balance between domestic needs and foreign assistance. Many believe leadership should focus more on strengthening domestic infrastructure, improving public safety, ensuring fiscal responsibility, and restoring trust in institutions while addressing both economic and social challenges at home.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

I am particularly passionate about public policy areas that directly affect the long-term strength and stability of the United States. These include fiscal responsibility and reducing government waste, strengthening the economy through free enterprise and innovation, and ensuring taxpayer dollars are used effectively and transparently. I am also deeply passionate about education, as I believe the current system is declining in quality, consistency, and outcomes, and I would like to help reverse that trend by improving standards.

In addition, I care about infrastructure, energy reliability, and supporting skilled trades and workforce development. I believe in strong constitutional protections, including individual liberty, free speech.

What organizations or individuals have endorsed your campaign?

I am proud to say I have received zero endorsements from any political parties, PACs, politicians, or establishment organizations — and I intend to keep it that way. I don’t want them. I don’t need them. Those endorsements come with strings, deals, and obligations. By staying completely independent, I am sending a clear message to the voters: I work for you, not for party bosses, donors, or special interests. The powers that be hate candidates like me precisely because I cannot be bought, controlled, or predicted. I am free to vote my conscience, speak the truth, and put America and my district first — every single time. No endorsements. No swamp. No compromises.

Just one unbought, unbound fighter for the people.

Campaign websiteKobiesa's campaign website stated the following:Nuclear Power LeadershipThe United States should lead the world in advanced nuclear energy. Nuclear power remains one of the cleanest and most efficient large-scale energy sources available.Policy priorities:Restart and expand modern nuclear plant construction.Remove political barriers to reprocessing spent nuclear fuel.Invest in next-generation reactor technologies.Create jobs through nuclear plant construction and fuel recycling infrastructure.A strategic shift toward nuclear energy ensures long-term independence and industrial strength.Fiscal Responsibility & Government ReformOur national debt and unfunded liabilities threaten long-term economic stability. Congress must restore discipline.Reforms I support:A clear path to a balanced federal budget.Strict spending controls.Auditing the Federal Reserve.Opposing the creation of a Central Bank Digital Currency.Limiting bureaucratic agencies to powers explicitly granted by Congress.Simplifying removal procedures for non-performing federal employees.Implementing meaningful term limits (2 terms for Senators; 6 for Representatives).Eliminating congressional perks and banning insider trading by members of Congress.Government must be accountable to taxpayers — not insulated from them.Tax & Economic ReformEconomic priorities:       Lower tax rates for individuals and businesses.Adjust corporate tax policy to incentivize domestic investment.End the federal estate (“Death”) tax.Stop forcing mandatory minimum distributions that penalize retirees.Encourage domestic manufacturing through targeted tariffs on strategic imports from China.Incentivize American companies to relocate supply chains back to the United States.When tax rates are excessive, revenue declines and economic growth slows. Competitive tax policy fuels prosperity.Social Security & Senior ProtectionMany seniors rely primarily on Social Security and are being squeezed by inflation and rising healthcare costs.I support:Realistic cost-of-living adjustments tied to true inflation.Addressing long-term solvency challenges.Reforming the system responsibly to prevent projected insolvency.We must protect seniors without burdening future generations with unsustainable debt.Border Security & Immigration ReformMy priorities:Secure the southern border.Restore enforcement of existing immigration laws.Review the status of undocumented individuals currently in the country to provide clarity and stability.Ensure that immigration policy serves American workers and national security.Compassion must be balanced with law and order.America-First Foreign PolicyI support:A non-interventionist military posture.No new wars without direct national interest.Reviewing NATO obligations and defense commitments.Encouraging capable allies such as Japan and South Korea to strengthen their own defense.Ending foreign aid to nations that are not friendly to the United States.Redirecting resources to veterans and American communities.Strong nations defend themselves without unnecessary global entanglements.Education & Workforce ReformPolicy goals:Review federal student loan issuance practices.Evaluate higher education spending.Encourage accountability in universities that produce low-value degrees.Support early childhood education programs — including quality preschool and kindergarten options staffed by qualified professionals.Education must prepare students for meaningful careers, not lifelong debt.Infrastructure & Wildfire ManagementI will advocate for:Rebuilding roads, bridges, pipelines, power transmission systems, water systems, and waste processing facilities.Reviewing national forest management practices.Strengthening wildfire prevention and response strategies.Holding agencies accountable for land management policies that increase fire risk.Responsible stewardship protects both our environment and our communities.Free Speech, Media Accountability & Big TechI support:Reviewing regulatory structures for major technology platforms.Increasing transparency in content moderation practices.Requiring clear distinctions between news reporting and opinion broadcasting.Exploring mechanisms to hold media entities accountable for knowingly false reporting.Free speech requires fairness, transparency, and responsibility.Election IntegrityMy commitment:Ensure transparent, lawful, and secure election processes.Strengthen safeguards against fraud.Promote uniform standards that protect voter confidence.Without trust in elections, the system fails.Limited GovernmentWe must:         Reduce the size and scope of federal bureaucracy.Impose real spending limits.Restore legislative authority to elected representatives.Recommit to constitutional boundaries.— Jacek Kobiesa's campaign website (July 20, 2026)Note: This text is quoted verbatim from the original source. Any inconsistencies are attributable to the original source.

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