Independent Candidate running on the Democratic Ticket for the 2024 U.S. House of Representatives for Georgia’s 11th Congressional District

Hi, I’m Kate.

I’m a veteran, small business owner, lawyer, and your neighbor since my family moved to Georgia in 1971, and have lived in Cherokee County since 1991. I am asking for your vote to represent you in Georgia’s 11th congressional district. I am listening. Let’s stand up to the issues facing Georgians that our self-serving career politicians ignore.

Prices & Inflation need to be reduced. Washington can’t or won’t live on a budget. It is spending 50% more than 5 years ago. We must stop the Federal Reserve from printing more money and Congress from spending more than we pay in taxes so inflation can be reduced. I will not vote for a budget that does not reflect an Americans-First outlook: Americans-First in Housing, Schools, Medical Care and anything else of value. Americans deserve to have fewer smothering taxes, less paperwork and less bureaucracy than your common illegal alien. I will work to restore Americans to First-Class citizenship and to strip tax-exempt status from any non-profit that aids illegal aliens in travelling to the United States, entering the United States or remaining in the United States.

Deport at least 25 Million Illegal Aliens and Protect our Border to prevent terrorism and to reinvigorate our American culture, ridding ourselves of those who insult us and hoover up all the resources for which Americans have worked so hard. Free up our housing, roads, schools, hospitals, and our charity from the invading ungrateful hordes, who cannot even be bothered to learn English or speak it to their children so it costs us less to teach them in school. Institute a 100% tax on remittances (funds sent to foreign countries). I will also work to strip charities of their tax-exempt status if they assist illegal aliens to travel to our country, to enter our country, or with anything other than travel out of our country.

Protect Social Security. Americans have paid in to Social Security for all of their working years and rely upon it. It must be our nation’s priority and should not be taxed. And I said it before President Trump did.

Restore Traditional Marriage, give Women and Children Safety and Respect, and show Transsexuals Compassion, Respect and Provide Them with Intensive Therapy. The Supreme Court justices that gave us homosexual marriage in Obergefell v. Hodges should be impeached and jurisdiction over the meaning of marriage* removed from the United States Supreme Court pursuant to U.S. Constitution, Article III, Sec. II, Clause 2. It is abuse of our most vulnerable and impressionable, namely infants and children, for them to be adopted by homosexual couples.

In addition, Non-women should not displace us or intrude into women’s and children’s sports and bathrooms. Our culture has abandoned young girls, refusing to acknowledge their God-given differences with boys and men, and subjecting them to the superior strength of biological males in their sports and in their locker rooms. We have let them down by making them forfeit games, lose in their sports or abandon their sports, in order to avoid the disadvantages and dangers of such differences. We the adults should be asserting their rights for them and not leaving them to fend for themselves. The failure to defend these girls is disgraceful to the adults in our society.

Finally, many transsexuals have suffered trauma resulting in Dissociative Identity Disorder, and need intensive therapies such as E.M.D.R.** We should help them deal with their mental injuries without pretending reality is other than it is. This is not to suggest we should encourage them to change their sexual interests, but only help them to the extent they desire help with any of the multitude of challenges such individuals deal with, many for their entire lives. Either their families or our institutions let them down, and they deserve the therapy of their choice at no expense to them.

*I do support civil unions or registered partnerships for same-sex couples with each provision carefully crafted by state legislatures, if they choose to adopt such provisions. Further, I support Congress giving such partnerships some of the legal benefits of marriage, such as survivor’s benefits for Social Security. However, each provision would be determined by Congress and not five runaway middle-aged people in black polyester dusters.

**E.M.D.R. stands for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing.


The daughter of an Air Force flight instructor and a homemaker, Katy Lynn Stamper was born a Texan, west of San Antonio.

The family moved to Temple, Georgia in 1971 where Katy graduated from Temple High School. Katy attended West Georgia College in Carrollton for a year, then enlisted in the United States Army – Signal Corp. As a 31J Teletype Repairman, she served at Fort Gordon, Georgia, Fort Huachuca, Arizona, and the U.S. Army Garrison in Stuttgart, West Germany.

Upon her honorable discharge, the specialist came home to Georgia and returned to academics at Emory College, receiving her B.A. in Political Science. Kate completed her law degree at the University of Georgia in 1986.

The passion Kate brings to politics in 2024 is matched by knowledge gained in running a private law practice, and managing a small business.

Kate has stepped up to government bureaucrats, elected officials, and even judges who demanded representation of defendants without compensation. As an advocate, Kate helps families plan for and navigate after the loss of a family member.

As your representative in Congress, Kate will take on the issues that affect everyday Americans, the same issues being ignored by self-serving career politicians.


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