2020 Election:Joined a Supreme Court case seeking to discard certain 2020 presidential election results in several battleground states won by Democrats.[1]
Abortion:Strongly pro-life; supports overturning Roe v. Wade, banning most abortions, and defunding Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers.[1]
Energy:Favors expanding domestic energy production and reducing federal regulations to lower energy costs and increase energy independence.[1]
Foreign Policy:Supports strong opposition to Russian aggression in Ukraine, sanctions against human rights abusers such as those responsible for Uyghur persecution, and measures to combat global religious persecution.
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Immigration:Supports stronger border security, funding for a border wall, increased ICE and Border Patrol personnel, and stricter enforcement while easing legal immigration processes.[1][2]
Jobs and Economy:Prioritizes job growth by reducing regulatory burdens on businesses, opposing large new federal spending, and combating inflation.[1][2]
Taxation:Supported the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and favors continued tax code reform to reduce burdens on businesses and families.[1]
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