Robert “Robbie” Parks

Candidate for U.S. House, 15th Congressional District, Pennsylvania

Pastor, church planter, software engineer, and Penn State graduate committed to putting people first and serving families across Pennsylvania’s 15th District.

Kindness   ·   Peace   ·   Freedom

Why I’m Running:

  • Defend the Constitution.
  • Protect children and families.
  • Rein in corporate and government abuse.
  • Build an economy where one income can support a family.

Meet Robbie

Robert “Robbie” Parks is a pastor, church planter, software engineer, and Penn State graduate who has spent years in campus ministry walking with students through real life.

He studied math and physics at Penn State and has worked in software and small business, giving him a front‑row view of how policy, technology, and the economy actually affect ordinary families.

Robbie is a Jesus‑first, people‑first conservative. He has always voted pro‑life and pro‑family, and he cares deeply about protecting children, strengthening marriages, and supporting parents.

He and his family have lived in both modest comfort as a software engineer and scraping by as a church planter, so when he talks about inflation, wages, and housing, he speaks from personal experience.

He is running for Congress to defend the Constitution, protect children and families, rein in corporate and government abuse, and build an economy where work, creativity, and community are valued.

He believes strongly in a country where one income can realistically support a family, where government helps and protects its citizens, and where America stands as a beacon of light and peace to the world.

Platform Overview

Robbie’s platform is Jesus‑first, pro‑life, and pro‑family, treating every unborn child as a human life, children as a blessing, and shaping policy so it is easier to marry, stay married, and raise kids on one income.

He wants laws that protect unborn children and provide real support for women and families.

He is a constitutional conservative who cares deeply about the Bill of Rights’ purpose in protecting the people from tyranny, wants non‑retirement investment gains taxed like wages, and would end billionaire write‑offs, corporate loopholes, and “spend now, save over ten years” budget gimmicks while paying down the national debt.

He will protect children and fix schools by ensuring that schools do not promote sexual or gender ideologies over the faith and values of families, restoring strong basics and civics, tying graduation to real learning, elevating homeschooling, and promoting trades alongside college.

He supports secure but open borders with strong screening, humane treatment, skill‑aware immigration, a fair path for peaceful people already here illegally, and a relentless fight against human trafficking.

He would crack down on pornography and recreational drug abuse, prosecuting those who profit from exploitation and addiction, while treating users as people to be set free through real rehabilitation.

He backs a local‑first economy and housing policy that makes sitting on investment houses expensive, helps families buy their first home, taxes imports and offshored labor, and subsidizes and prioritizes local workers and makers.

He wants clean elections and honest campaigns with voter ID, simple approval voting, verifiable ballots, strict spending caps, and blind trusts for candidates.

He will defend privacy, health, and community by preserving cash and financial privacy, stopping mass surveillance, reining in Big Tech and AI, making healthcare prices transparent, rewarding healthy living, and protecting Social Security and Medicare.

Key Priorities