Full Name:
Grant Starrett
Gender:
Male
Home City:
Murfreesboro, TN
Religion:
Christian
JD, Law, Vanderbilt Law School, 2009-2012
BA, History, Stanford University, 2006-2009
Candidate, United States House of Representatives, Tennessee, District 4, 2016
Coalitions Coordinator, Romney for President, 2012
Chair, Students for Mitt, Romney for President, incorporated, 2007-2008
Intern, Republican National Committee, 2006
No caucus information on file.
Vice President and Special Counsel, Lion Real Estate Group, 2014-present
Legal Researcher, Tennessee Economic and Community Development Commission, 2011
Legal Fellow, United States Senate Steering Committee, 2011
Legal Clerk, American Center for Law and Justice, 2010
roduction Assistant, The OReilly Factor, Fox New Channel, 2008
Intern, The Office of Political Affairs, 2007
No organizational membership information on file.
Reason for Seeking Public Office:
I'm running for Congress because the country I love is endangered by the people in power. America is hurting because of the actions and inactions of those who control the federal government, chief among them President Obama. Whether it's ObamaCare, the stimulus, amnesty for illegal immigrants, or a weak foreign policy that has made us less secure, this president is the worst in recent memory.
As a result, the United States faces three crises: a financial crisis, a moral crisis, and a constitutional crisis. I am prepared to do battle against these crises, and I hope and pray patriots across Tennessee and America join me in taking them on.
I believe we can and we must do better. We do not lack the blueprints to deal with the problems plaguing our country. We lack people in power with conservative principles. But to change direction in Washington, we must start by sending a Congressman to Washington who fights for Tennessee values on every single vote. I will not just talk like a conservative, I will vote like a conservative. Republicans in the Fourth District expect that from their Congressman.
The blueprints are simple, though liberals from both parties in D.C. don't find them easy to follow. For the financial crisis, President Reagan had the blueprint; for the constitutional crisis, the Constitution is the blueprint; and for the moral crisis, the Bible is the blueprint.