Christine Bish

Agree

Agree

I do not believe elective abortion should be permitted. However, under our system, each state determines its own legal standards.

Strongly Disagree

No clinic that does not have admitting privileges should be performing medical procedures or receive public funds

Agree

It is federal law, and it should be enforced. Selective enforcement undermines the rule of law.

Strongly Agree

A strong economy depends on free enterprise and the protection of private property rights.

Strongly Disagree

Fairness isn’t about punishing success. It’s about creating opportunity, lowering costs, and letting people keep more of what they earn.

Strongly Agree

When the government gets too big, waste and fraud follow. Cutting spending isn’t just fiscal policy—it’s accountability.

Audit everything. Cut what does not work. Prosecute what is stolen. Real-time, publicly accessible tracking of federal spending—grants, contracts, and earmarks. Taxpayers should be able to follow the money line by line. Aggressive oversight and prosecution of fraud. Expand inspectors general, protect whistleblowers, and fast-track prosecutions. Waste is not just inefficiency; it is often criminal, and it should be treated that way. Every dollar must be justified each year—no automatic renewals

Strongly Disagree

The First Amendment protects religious freedom, and the government should not compel conduct that violates sincerely held beliefs. In private commerce, forcing unwilling parties to engage rarely produces good results and often escalates conflict.

The principle of separation of church and state protects against government-established religion while preserving the free exercise of faith. It does not require faith to be excluded from public life. Religious liberty means people are free to live out their beliefs, not that religion must be removed from society.

C) Medicaid and Medicare should remain available, but no other taxpayer-funded programs are necessary. The real issue is cost and access. Government expansion has not solved either. We should fix what exists and empower patients, not build more systems that drive up costs.

Strongly Disagree

Cost and outcome analyses can be conducted using de-identified, aggregated data. The government does not need centralized databases of individuals’ medical conditions, and HIPAA exists to protect patient privacy.

C) This is not isolationism. America should lead with strength, protect its interests, and avoid unnecessary entanglements that drain resources and cost lives without clear benefit.

Strongly Agree

Yes. The United States’ relationship with Israel is important because Israel is a key democratic ally in a volatile region, and our partnership advances shared security and stability.

Strongly Disagree

Protecting Americans means confronting real threats, terrorism included, while upholding our principles and respecting law-abiding citizens of all faiths.

The United States should prioritize legal immigration based on skills, economic need, and family unity—while ensuring thorough vetting, secure borders, and enforcement of existing laws.

Strongly Disagree

Sanctuary policies do not make communities safer. They restrict law enforcement cooperation, create confusion, and can increase risk, particularly for vulnerable populations. We need clear, consistent enforcement of immigration laws and accountability at every level.

Strongly Agree

I support eliminating the U.S. Department of Education and returning control to states and communities. Centralized control has created bureaucracy, driven up costs, and distanced parents from decision-making. Local control leads to better outcomes.

Strongly Agree

Foreign government funding in American education raises serious concerns about influence, transparency, and national security. It should be prohibited to protect academic integrity and independence.

Strongly Agree

Children should not be subjected to medical transition procedures. These are serious, often irreversible interventions, and exposing minors to them is unacceptable. Providers who violate the law should face full legal consequences.

Agree

There is a difference between religious marriage and legal unions. Marriage is a faith-based institution. The government should handle civil unions and legal contracts, not redefine what faith communities recognize as marriage

My faith is personal and guides my values, but it should not be evaluated or graded by others.

Strongly Disagree

The real question is why we would lower standards for elections when ID is required for basic services like picking up medication or accessing benefits. Protecting the vote means verifying the voter.

Strongly Agree

This is about protecting women and girls, fair competition in sports, and safe, private spaces. Those safeguards should not be compromised.

America already has nuclear infrastructure. Instead of starting from scratch, we should repurpose and modernize existing facilities, integrate AI-driven monitoring and predictive maintenance, and expand capacity with advanced reactors.

no

no

Conservative

I believe this type of profiling is deceptive. However, I will select the closest option: conservative. I do not fit into rigid labels. My positions are grounded in the Constitution, the rule of law, and real-world solutions—not checkboxes.

Strongly Agree

Kids should be playing outside and reading books, not parked in front of a screen. As we increase digital learning, we also increase risks, so we need balance, safeguards, common sense, and severe punishment for predators.

The Second Amendment protects an individual’s right to keep and bear arms. That right should not be restricted for law-abiding citizens. Public safety is achieved by enforcing laws against criminal misuse, not by infringing on constitutional freedoms.