I decided to run for governor to give back after being an entrepreneur and building successful companies.

We need political leaders who genuinely oppose the divisive tactics of political consultants and pollsters, similar to how Obama ran as a reformer.

I prefer to hire talented individuals who can iterate and figure things out rather than those who simply know how to run existing systems.

I believe that government plays a vital role in creating the platform environment for entrepreneurship, providing the legal and educational structures necessary for success.

We need to shift our mindset to prioritize outcomes over processes in government, ensuring that when promises are made, they are fulfilled, particularly in housing and infrastructure development.

Smart tech professionals should engage in local government meetings and consider running for office to bring their expertise into the political arena.

I can't pick out the best person to run a business just by looking at a group of graduates, but I can gauge how they'll behave in various situations based on my experiences with them.

The idea of a Department of Government Efficiency is crucial for making government work well, especially for those who believe in the importance of government.

To make real progress, we need both brilliant entrepreneurs and effective public policy to support innovation.