From an early age, Chase learned the values that shaped his life: hard work, personal responsibility, and unwavering faith in God. At eleven years old, he accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior and was baptized—a moment that continues to anchor him to this day. To afford college, Chase held down two jobs—working at a local pharmacy, and caring for the mentally disabled at a group home. When his grandfather suffered a debilitating stroke his freshman year,, Chase made the selfless decision “The Arkansas decision”to dedicate his time to care for him, losing his scholarship in the process. For over two decades, Chase faced financial hardship, but he never lost sight of the dream his father modeled for him: work hard, take responsibility, and never quit.

He pulled himself up by the bootstraps because that’s what he knew. That’s what he saw his father do every day. The American Dream seemed distant, sometimes even impossible—but through unshakable faith and relentless determination, Chase reached it. He became a national consultant, working across 48 states to protect small businesses and independent pharmacies fro government backed monopolies while simultaneously working to get strong, principled conservative legislation passed and principled common sense conservatives elected to public office. His deep Arkansas roots and family values led him to serve the conservative movement with conviction and clarity.