2020 Presidential Election:Joined a legal effort seeking to have electoral votes from several narrowly Democratic-won states discarded following the 2020 presidential election.[1]
Abortion:Identifies as pro-life, supports restrictions on abortion including bans on federal funding, a 20-week abortion ban except to save the mother's life, and protections for infants born after failed abortions.[1]
Foreign Policy (Israel-Iran Conflict):Supports continued U.S. backing of Israel against Iran, favoring measured actions such as targeting nuclear and energy infrastructure while opposing direct American ground engagement.[1]
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Government Spending and Entitlement Programs:Supports reducing federal spending and addressing waste, fraud, and abuse in programs such as SNAP and Medicaid as part of broader budget legislation.[1]
Immigration and Border Security:Supports stronger enforcement at the southern border and opposes policies seen as encouraging illegal immigration, while stating support for a bipartisan legislative solution that balances border security with family unity.[1][2]
Taxation and the Economy:Supports permanent tax cuts, including provisions eliminating taxes on tips and overtime, expanding the child tax credit, and providing tax breaks for seniors, framing these as measures to strengthen the economy and increase take-home pay.[1][2]
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