David was born and grew up in Maryland near the United States Naval
Academy, then went to college in New York City where he obtained a
B.A. in English. His education granted him the ability to communicate
simply, clearly and honestly.
After graduating, he landed his first full-time job as a staff
reporter for a web site on Wall Street before leaving to launch a
popular personal finance deals & advice portal. He learned a lot from
the position as a reporter, including the ability to earn the trust of
both readers and interview subjects. David interviewed a wide range of
leading business and political minds, including Rep. Ron Paul and
Donald Trump.
David’s parents were a doctor and a teacher (now retired). From them,
he learned the value of hard work, persistence, and humility. He
learned the importance of following his own path: he was never pushed
toward medicine or academia.
On his passions and goals moving forward: “I love journalism and the
ability to get the truth or difficult views out there and see how it
influences the world around me within a matter of hours or days; my
main life goals would definitely have to be happiness and giving back
to the country; political goals – representing moderate Americans and
returning to a government we can all be proud of.”
In the media, David has been an energetic voice in favor of digital
payment innovation, entrepreneurship, and protection of our
Constitutional rights. He has been a guest on CNN Headline News, FOX
News, ABC News Digital, Coast to Coast, RT America, The Young Turks
and elsewhere. His opinions and articles frequently appear on Business
Insider.
During his numerous appearances this year – including in-depth
segments on Coast to Coast (syndicated to more than 500 radio stations
in the U.S. and Canada), he focused on spreading news of the quiet
assault on our core Constitutional rights, and what we can do to stop
it.
David intends for his campaign to be an open forum where those of all
backgrounds and political affiliations can unite to defend Internet
freedom, basic Constitutional rights, and our right to be heard.
