Robert Brown was born in Portland, Oregon. He has a bachelor's degree from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, a graduate degree from the University of Phoenix, and a graduate degree from the University of Alaska, Anchorage.

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Robert Brown is originally from Portland, Oregon. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, a graduate degree from the University of Phoenix, and a graduate degree the University of Alaska, Anchorage.

Robert is a retired corporate management turnaround specialist. He previously worked in consulting, manufacturing, and logistics. He also does guest speaking at universities and business conferences on organizational management and operations. 

Robert is currently retired. He previously worked as a corporate management turnaround specialist and in consulting, manufacturing, and logistics.

Robert Brown's campaign for Texas U.S. representative, District 10, is his first time running for public office.

Robert Brown's campaign for U.S. Representative, Texas District 10, is his first run for public office.

Supports capping spending at 80% of revenues.

Supports capping government spending at 80% of revenues.

For Candidate Robert Brown on Issue economy: Supports creating a real social security trust with real assets, paying down the debt, and establishing a sovereign wealth fund once the debt is cleared.

Supports creating a social security trust with real assets, paying down national debt, and establishing a sovereign wealth fund once the debt is cleared.

For Candidate Robert Brown on Issue economy:  
Believes in ending government subsidies for corporations that negatively impact small businesses.

Believes in ending government subsidies for corporations that negatively impact small businesses.

Opposes government corruption, stating that no public servant should invest while in government employment.

For Candidate Robert Brown on Issue economy: Advocates for banning lobbying.

Advocates for legislative simplicity, stating that no member of Congress may introduce a bill they have not personally written, and that all legislation should be concise and in simple English.

Supports the view that social media companies should be treated as publishers rather than utilities, which would remove their legal protections from civil action.

Believes social media companies should be treated as publishers rather than utilities, which would remove their legal protections from civil action.

For Candidate Robert Brown on Issue Economy: Supports requiring written and notarized consent for companies to sell or collect individuals' personal information.

Supports requiring written and notarized consent for companies to sell or collect individuals' personal information.

Supports clear and concise terms of service for companies, limiting them to under 1000 words.

For Candidate Robert Brown on Issue economy:  
Supports requiring cognitive and IQ testing for all candidates to ensure their mental acuity is public record.

Supports requiring cognitive and IQ testing for all candidates to ensure their mental acuity is public record.

- Supports capping government spending at 80% of revenues.
- Supports creating a social security trust with real assets, paying down national debt, and establishing a sovereign wealth fund once the debt is cleared.
- Believes in ending government subsidies for corporations that negatively impact small businesses.
- Opposes government corruption, stating that no public servant should invest while in government employment.
- Advocates for banning lobbying.
- Advocates for legislative simplicity, stating that no member of Congress may introduce a bill they have not personally written, and that all legislation should be concise and in simple English.
- Believes social media companies should be treated as publishers rather than utilities, which would remove their legal protections from civil action.
- Supports requiring written and notarized consent for companies to sell or collect individuals' personal information.
- Supports clear and concise terms of service for companies, limiting them to under 1000 words.
- Supports requiring cognitive and IQ testing for all candidates to ensure their mental acuity is public record.

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For Candidate Robert Brown on Issue public-safety:  
Opposes government surveillance of Americans without evidence of wrongdoing through secret FISA courts and the Patriot Act.

Opposes government surveillance of Americans without evidence of wrongdoing through secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act courts and the Patriot Act.

For Candidate Robert Brown on Issue public-safety: Supports removing the government's ability to seize citizens' assets without conviction and eliminating the ability to sue individuals for crimes they were found innocent of.

Supports removing the government's ability to seize citizens' assets without conviction and eliminating the ability to sue individuals for crimes they were found innocent of.

For Candidate Robert Brown on Issue public-safety: Supports changing the burden of civil verdict to "beyond a reasonable doubt."

Supports changing the burden of proof for a verdict in a civil lawsuit to beyond a reasonable doubt, the same as in a criminal trial, from a preponderance of the evidence.

Supports laws that prevent prosecutors from stacking charges, using unrelated evidence, and delaying trials, emphasizing the right to a speedy trial.

For Candidate Robert Brown on Issue public-safety:  
Supports banning the open sight doctrine, stating that individuals should not be prosecuted for actions taken in their own homes as long as they do not infringe on others' rights.

Supports banning the open sight doctrine, stating that individuals should not be prosecuted for actions taken in their own homes as long as they do not infringe on others' rights.

Opposes the government's use of eminent domain for purposes other than infrastructure.

Opposes the government's use of eminent domain to seize private property for purposes other than infrastructure.

For Candidate Robert Brown on Issue public-safety:  
Supports ending laws that benefit incumbents, citing a violation of equal protection under the law.

Supports ending laws that benefit incumbent political candidates, citing a violation of equal protection under the law.

For Candidate Robert Brown on Issue public-safety:  
Supports repealing the NFA to restore the Second Amendment rights to all Americans, emphasizing equal protection under the law.

Opposes gun control, and supports repealing the National Firearms Act.

- Opposes government surveillance of Americans without evidence of wrongdoing through secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act courts and the Patriot Act.
- Supports removing the government's ability to seize citizens' assets without conviction and eliminating the ability to sue individuals for crimes they were found innocent of.
- Supports changing the burden of proof for a verdict in a civil lawsuit to beyond a reasonable doubt, the same as in a criminal trial, from a preponderance of the evidence.
- Supports laws that prevent prosecutors from stacking charges, using unrelated evidence, and delaying trials, emphasizing the right to a speedy trial.
- Supports banning the open sight doctrine, stating that individuals should not be prosecuted for actions taken in their own homes as long as they do not infringe on others' rights.
- Opposes the government's use of eminent domain to seize private property for purposes other than infrastructure.
- Supports ending laws that benefit incumbent political candidates, citing a violation of equal protection under the law.
- Opposes gun control, and supports repealing the National Firearms Act.

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As of January 22, 2026, Robert Brown’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Supports eliminating the funneling of foreign and corporate money through Super PACs.

Supports eliminating foreign and corporate donations to political action committees (PACs).

Supports term limits of 10 years for the House and 12 years for the Senate.

Supports term limits of 10 years in the House of Representatives and 12 years in the Senate.

- Supports eliminating foreign and corporate donations to political action committees (PACs).
- Supports term limits of 10 years in the House of Representatives and 12 years in the Senate.

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Robert Brown

- Supports creating a social security trust with real assets, paying down national debt, and establishing a sovereign wealth fund once the debt is cleared.
- Believes in ending government subsidies for corporations that negatively impact small businesses.
- Opposes government corruption, stating that no public servant should invest while in government employment.
- Advocates for banning lobbying.
- Advocates for legislative simplicity, stating that no member of Congress may introduce a bill they have not personally written, and that all legislation should be concise and in simple English.
- Believes social media companies should be treated as publishers rather than utilities, which would remove their legal protections from civil action.
- Supports requiring written and notarized consent for companies to sell or collect individuals' personal information.
- Supports clear and concise terms of service for companies, limiting them to under 1000 words.
- Supports requiring cognitive and IQ testing for all candidates to ensure their mental acuity is public record.

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