Craig Keller

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

Definitely not for purposes of sex selection! A practice condoned by such brutal regimes as Peoples' Republic of China. Is not the United States of America better than that! "Crisis" pregnancy centers must be supported to dissipate the "crisis" that businesses unconstrained by moral belief have no incentive to dispel. The death and pain of killing children in the womb will be reduced through encouragement of marriage and chastity before marriage. Media moguls are guilty of sexualizing children. Evermore "sexual" and not mere "sex" or reproductive health education in schools is grooming children into activity outside of wedlock. At 6.5 per 1000 in 2018 the U.S. marriage rate is at it lowest in over a century. Young people should be encouraged toward the protections of marriage; for themselves as well as for their posterity. Ronald Reagan was wise in expressing that we should always "err on the side of life."

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

1. Reject illegal alien amnesty and its unspoken collateral draining of Social Security resources to those who defrauded U.S. employment laws (including dishonest employers and politician co-conspirators) 2. Enact Mandatory E-verify to reduce the population of those unlawfully present, and thus correct the attitude of false entitlement by unlawfully-present aliens and their accessory politicians who harangue taxpayers to accept amnesty. 3. Significantly reduce non-immigrant employment visas such as H-1B which perversely incentivize employers to hire alien workers for which employer is exempted from withholding Social Security tax. If that employer were to rather hire a U.S. resident alien or citizen then both employee and employer would contribute to Social Security. 4. While Social Security must be preserved for its savings disciple, participants should never forget that SS never did replace working income. Individual Retirement Accounts must be encouraged to bridge that gap

For the greatest deficit reduction benefit at all levels I will focus on halting the scourge of illegal immigration invasion, which FAIRus.org estimates annually inflicts cost of $116 Billion upon all taxpayers. https://www.fairus.org/issue/publications-resources/fiscal-burden-illegal-immigration-united-states-taxpayers Immigration management is a federal responsibility. If enforced honestly, budgets at federal, state and local levels will benefit beyond dreams.

Today the forgiveness of federal education loans are more lenient than almost any other loan. Presently, a loan balance is forgiven following ten years of income-scaled monthly payments. This benefit is available to debtors employed by government at any tier or by non-profit organizations. Such relief is more than sufficient for those who owe a debt to federal taxpayers.

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

Yes

"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof..." In other words, government of the United States shall not establish a state-sponsored church. That government deference to religious practice was voiced in the first sentence of our Bill of Rights' speaks volumes. "Separation" cannot be equated to "eradication" of Judeo-Christian values from the public square, schools and Pledge of Allegiance.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Disagree

Maximize employment (along with maintenance of current tax expensing of employer-provided health insurance benefits). Assure equivalent tax treatment for the self-employed. In either case "universal" economic prosperity is the answer to maximum health insurance coverage. Maximum economic prosperity is also essential in collection of tax revenue in support of those among us who suffer health and mental challenges which demand state support. Never should radicals be allowed to destroy the proven success of American medicine by mischaracterizing a "crisis" in indigent care. A robust economy with full employment, reasonable taxation and charity is the answer for healthcare provision to the greatest number. In all cases, I promote broader citizen adoption of Health Savings Accounts for their own independence from the inherent limits of insurance. I will vote to increase Health Savings Account contribution limits.

Strongly Agree

Continued support of nascent pluralist governments in Afghanistan and Iraq. Support of Kurdish statehood to improve balance of power in the Middle East. The absolute protection of press and religious freedoms in the United States such that religious frauds and maniacal false prophets may be exposed. Encouragement of the same overseas. Essential in defunding terrorism is America's continued pursuit of North American petroleum self-sufficiency (including free flow from Canada) to win complete freedom from the Wahhabist Saudi OPEC cartel; the same butchers who dismembered journalist Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul in 2018. Foreign government planting of mosques and "Islamic Centers" inside the United States should be prohibited. Such an act by a foreign power to plant a church or synagogue inside Saudi Arabia is illegal.

Strongly Agree

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

The U.S. Constitution Article I Section 8 empowers Congress to "establish an uniform rule of naturalization." Only those who truthfully pledge support of the Constitution should be admitted for residence. Only those who pledge to abide by the laws of the United State may be admitted for non-immigrant visas (work or study). In any case, the numbers admitted by Congress cannot be allowed to adversely impact employment of American citizens and residents, nor allow adverse impact to government budgets. Reduction of currently massive illegal population is the first necessity. Within a limited number admitted, entry to U.S. should not be by financial calculus, such as the high-fraud EB-5 visa sale of green cards to real estate investors for $500,000. Nor should admission be primarily based upon how much an employer sponsor profits ("merit"). Rather, admission preference should remain in support of family reunification and self-reliance. Immigrant criminals subject to de-naturalization

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Disagree

Ten Commandments (Exodus 20) First and Greatest Commandment: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ The second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’ All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.” (Matt 22)

Conservative

SCOTUS petition 19-474 SCOTUS petition 19-1219 2014 Candidate for Congress, WA-07 2016 Candidate for Congress, WA-07 2018 Candidate for Congress, WA-07

Answer: No and no. Nor have I ever committed such a crime.

I am married to a legal immigrant. Though I did not serve our country via the U.S. military, I consider my public service in the political arena as my grateful tribute to those who sacrificed life and limb to win the liberties and prosperity which we all enjoy today. May God Bless America.

Strongly Agree

I am a Life NRA member. Criminal background check upon firearm purchase is advisable. I will vote concealed carry permit reciprocity across fifty states. I took ownership of my Second Amendment birthright only when I first purchased a firearm to protect my family following burglary of our home. That experience taught that a right does not become real until actually exercised. I learned that one cannot become fully American unless he or she acquires a firearm to protect family and country.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Disagree

1. Mandatory E-verify 2. Reduction of Congressional appropriations to "sanctuary cities" who obstruct federal law enforcement. (Congressional action is necessary as courts have frustrated President Trump's attempt to withhold appropriated funds from those lawless jurisdictions.) 3. Banning of all commercial robocalls (including robust funding for enforcement in cooperation with domestic carriers against already illegal scam callers, many from overseas.)

I reject the bogus charge that governments in the United States are any longer "institutionally racist." That is the charge of today's shakedown artists, rioters and looters who are the real threat to domestic tranquility. Skin color discrimination is today unlawful and rare. Elements who promote the myth of modern day government-sanctioned race discrimination tend to be believers in Marxist "class" warfare theory; including operatives of foreign communist governments. To this day, and for good reason, those affiliated with the Communist Party and Nazi Party are ineligible for naturalization to U.S. citizenship. https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-12-part-d-chapter-7