🏛️ I build campaign websites · both parties welcome

I build campaign websites. I built my own first.

TL;DRA consulting offer, aspirational and by name, to every 2028 presidential campaign — both parties: JD Vance, Marco Rubio, Ron DeSantis, Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, Pete Buttigieg, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and any campaign that shows up.

Web development, not weapon development.™

The presidency in reverse: most people run for the office and hope to earn the library. I built the library first — out in the open, checkable, in your hands — and this site is the portfolio piece. You are standing inside my resume.

This is an open offer to every serious 2028 campaign, both parties. Not an endorsement for sale; not an attack on anyone. A working proposition, with one claim under it: your website should run on the most accessible engine on the internet — because the disability vote decides elections, and no campaign site I have ever loaded is as accessible as this one. List my site as a partner and a peer, and I'll build you the room every voter can actually walk into.

I'm open for business, and I'm easy to reach. The Zoom is open, the phone is listed, the email is listed — no gatekeeper, no funnel. (517) 798-1794 · [email protected]. Genuine races need this now; the general is closer than the calendar makes it feel.

The claim, plainly

The disabled voter is the most important voter you've been leaving out of the room. It's time to bring them back. This is a non-party platform — an ADA as real as the platform.

A campaign website is the one room every voter can walk into. If a blind voter can't hear it, a low-vision voter can't read it, a voter with a tremor can't tap it, or a tired voter at a fifth-grade reading level can't parse it — you didn't lose their vote to the other side. You never asked for it. That is not a design footnote; it is a bloc.

This site is the proof of concept: it reads itself aloud, it ships an accessibility panel, it meets a reader at their own reading level, it runs with no tracking on a static engine that survives any traffic spike, and every line of it is checkable — view the source, read the Ledger. It's not a promise; it's a running demo. Your campaign site could run on this engine, and it still wouldn't be as accessible as mine — because I'd keep raising the floor.

The honest terms, up front. The consult is the product — the ideas, the build, the accessibility engineering. The endorsement is earned, never bought: I'll waive my fee for a campaign that proves its worth on the record, but no retainer buys a good word. Any real campaign money runs through counsel first — campaign finance is regulated, and this house doesn't cut corners on money (that's the whole point of it). The retainer, if there is one, runs on Bitcoin — because a public ledger is the honest rail: slow on purpose, on the record forever, the opposite of dark money.

Why I advertise my phone number

My firm — me — builds the best campaign sites, by the only vote that matters: mine. Every campaign ad you have ever seen is polish with the truth sanded off, and no way to reach the person behind it. I do the opposite: my real number is on the page, and the whole book is free and a quarter-million words deep. A campaign that hides the truth can't list a number a stranger might actually call. The number is the proof; the free book is the receipt.

Need a free consult? Just call: (517) 798-1794. And if the name recognition goes right from here — I run. Dare me to finish the job.

And if you're tired of both — write one in

I won't register with a party. Both sides handed you polish and no phone number; the time to vote independent is now. So here's the dare, out loud, in all 50 states: write in a human — whoever actually means it. And yes, I'll take the write-in. I accept all write-ins for now.™

And let the independent on the debate floor. A stage that locks out everyone but the two machines is the exact problem it pretends to solve.

Read this literally, and read it honestly. This is an expressive statement — a dare and a diagnosis — in the tradition of a public notice, not a registered federal campaign. No money is solicited, there is no committee to fund, and nothing here is an FEC filing or a claim to be on any ballot. The point is the principle: the binary is broken, so vote like a human, not a jersey. If it ever becomes a real candidacy, counsel writes that chapter first — that's the house rule on money and law.

The desks — open, by name, both parties

Named aspirationally, from public early-2028 polling (name-recognition this far out, not prediction — sources at the foot). None of them has walked in. The lamp is lit; the finder finds the builder. First campaign to hire the consult gets the advice — be first to the race.

Republican field
JD Vance · Marco Rubio · Ron DeSantis

Your sites are polished. Are they audible? Bring the consult the one thing a media budget can't buy on its own: a site the whole electorate can actually use.

Early GOP polling (2026): Vance the clear frontrunner; Rubio, DeSantis in the field.

Democratic field
Kamala Harris · Gavin Newsom · Pete Buttigieg · Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

The field is wide open — a cluster, not a favorite. That's exactly when ideas travel furthest. Run your site on the engine that treats every voter as a peer who can check you.

Early Dem polling (2026): a tight cluster — Harris, Newsom near the top; Buttigieg leading in New Hampshire.

Every other campaign that shows up

Not on the list above? Good. The offer isn't for the frontrunner; it's for the campaign that means it. The door has your name on it too.

Aspirational and by name — an open door, out in the light, not a claim anyone here has responded, endorsed, or hired. No affiliation with, or endorsement by, any candidate, campaign, or party is claimed. Names and standings are matters of public record; the polling figures reflect early-2026 surveys and are name-recognition, not prediction. Nothing on this page fabricates a quote, a position, or a number about any person. Sources for the standings: RealClearPolling — 2028; 2028 election overview; UNH Granite State Poll. Reach a human: (517) 798-1794 · [email protected]. The one rule of the house is no lying.