Moneer Kheireddine

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When any person wants or needs an abortion, they should have a legal right to one. Our nation is built on the ideals of freedom of choice for our ideas, our thoughts, and our bodies, and that should be respected in all medical care.

Agree

We must create a base-line of support for all U.S. citizens as promised in the constitution; the right to life. The right to healthy food, clean water, and some form of housing over each of our heads no matter our income level or familial status. This should be promised and maintained by the federal government, as it would be almost impossible to maintain this status on a state-by-state level.

Agree

We waste far too much on corporate tax-breaks and allowing our welfare programs to be ripped off by the various insurance and drug companies we depend on. Must pursue cuts that protect the working class citizen while allowing funds to be refocused on the issues our day to day citizens are dealing with, such as lack of clean water, lack of reliable and affordable housing, and medical care of the highest quality no matter one's income level.

It should be simplified entirely and be capable of being understood by the average high schooler, and a values added tax must be instituted specifically on corporations earning profits beyond one million dollars a year.

Neutral

Separation of church and state is critical to a functioning democracy of the people, by the people, for the people.

Neutral

In a free market, all are capable of making choices on who they would like to service. To deny service based off any form of discrimination, even a supposed religious one, is immoral and should be discouraged.

Separate in terms of the law, but individual state representatives and leaders should be encouraged to utilize the highest ideals of their faith in the policy and work they advocate for.

If there is a clear public health risk and the vaccination has been proven through extensive Federal and third party research to be safe and work!

B) Healthcare insurance funded by the government should be available for all who want it, along with private healthcare option

B) The United States should selectively help countries trying to grow democracy and fight tyranny.

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Agree

Help heal the nations (through humanitarian efforts) who are suffering to the extent that they would employ any form of religious extremism.

Agree

I believe a secure border is not only necessary, it is possible at a much more cost-effective rate then a giant wall of concrete. Using the latest technology with drone support, we can secure our border with a fraction of the investment through Federal support.

Disagree

Any who wish to build a better life for themselves, regardless of background and occupation, should be welcome in the land of the free after following proper immigration paperwork.

Strongly Agree

After studying the law, I've been able to understand numerous cases brought forth that show clear discrimination to various U.S. citizens on the basis of gender identity or sexual orientation, and recognize the importance of protecting at the highest legal level those who have been historically hated, disliked and discriminated against for a simple aspect of who they are and believe themselves to be.

Strongly Disagree

Not only do I disagree, this is a poor representation of critical race theory and the various academics surrounding the history of United States institutions. Critical race theory is focused on understanding how race played a role in shaping politics, law and class struggle - not on

I believe in our single creator, God, who has watched over and guided humanity through his prophets and mercy for a millennia. I believe that life is a test, that we are all given skills and experiences meant to allow us to build a better world as God's tools. I believe no one is too far gone, that all are capable of redemption, and that we should focus on a quality of character and kindness in all of our interactions with others. Prayer and specifically fasting is central to my spiritual beliefs and I know that my faith will give me the strength to persevere no matter what may happen on my political journey.

Neutral

I would instituted Ranked-Choice voting, which allows all voters to not just cast a single ballot, but to rank their preferred candidates and if their first vote does not go to a candidate who is capable of winning, it is then transferred to their second choice, and so on and so forth. On top of this, I fully believe in removing ALL corporate money for election practices and replacing it with a Democracy Dollars system, where all U.S. citizens are given a donation stipend every year to contribute to the political campaign of their choosing.

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Yes, because it was and has been a threat to our world through both World War's and every single major conflict in history. Racisms stems from ignorance - not understanding something and so living in fear of it. As we've seen over the past few years, unchecked ignorance and encouraging hate among our people lends itself to violence, to fear, and to widespread panic. We must recognize that while our backgrounds and experiences culturally make us who we are, each of us is just a human being with the same unlimited potential as each other. To cause harm, even if it's just social harm, to anyone simply because you believe they look different to you is inherently harmful to democracy and our largest strength as the United States of America; our ability to be unified together. To see each other not as something to fear, or something to hate, but as simply a reflection of ourselves with all the potential for good and for bad that may bring.

Strongly Disagree

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“I was raised in a working class family right here in Pinellas County, spending weekends helping my father unload snack packages at gas stations across the Tampa Bay area while making sure my little brother and sisters got to school on time during weekdays. After being accepted to the University of South Florida, I committed myself to servant leadership and was eventually elected to represent over 50,000 of my peers as Student Body President & University Trustee - roles that taught me critical lessons about what it takes to make progress on behalf of others in a politically charged environment. At twenty-four years old, I was accepted to Stetson College of Law in Gulfport, where I’ve come to understand just how our founders structured our Republic and how the law itself can be wielded as a tool for the people rather than the corporate elite. Now, at twenty-five years old, I can no longer stand by as extremists push our republic to the edge. I’m ready to apply what I’ve learned, my experiences, my successes and my failures, to serve YOU, the families of Pinellas County as your elected official in the U.S. House of Representatives. While some of my fellow Republicans believe they can win this primary through fear-mongering or pandering buzzwords, the only tool I plan to use is the one establishment players fear the most; CARE. Care for building a sustainable future on this planet for your children and grandchildren. Care for our economy that guarantees green-jobs and a four day work week for all. Care for providing an affordable home for every homeless child, man and woman in our county. And care for redeeming our party, the Republican party, in the eyes of the American people. But... I can’t do it alone. I’m running to represent you in D.C. because I know that Pinellas County deserves so much more than what our candidates and political parties have offered you. And while the odds are stacked against us, history has shown that anything is possible through a people-powered movement. So, join me and support the only true grassroots Republican effort in Pinellas county at www.votemoneer.com. Whether it’s just a $5 donation, volunteering for an hour, or telling your family & friends about the campaign, every little bit helps us build a political movement capable of putting people first. TOGETHER, I FULLY BELIEVE WE CAN FIGHT TO HEAL OUR NATION AND BEGIN TO BUILD A UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THAT “K.A.R.E.S. AGAIN!”

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Agree

Mental health is the cornerstone of all the major problems we are facing in our communities today- and it is criminally underfunded. Many peer reviewed studies have shown that there is little impact by increasing funding to local law enforcement and the reduction of crime, poverty, and many other factors affecting everyday families. We must take a restorative justice stance on people who make mistakes, & focus on healing rather than simply throwing citizens away into the for-profit prison system

Some form of required mental health background screening for purchase and a license system with mandatory training (similar to how we handle the other deadliest thing in America; cars) for those who wish to carry firearms outside of their own personal property or for hunting purposes. We should not force our people to disarm their constitutional right, but we must create better systems to teach our citizens the importance of respecting firearms and their deadly potential. It is evident that right now it is far too easy for any who wish to kill a large amount of their fellow citizens can do so with little-to-no issues. That is a problem that will not go away simply through prayer, but only through direct actions on improving the current gun culture.

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