Neutral

Public funds should be handled with transparency and accountability. I want to take a closer look at how Title X funds are used before supporting or opposing current funding for providers.

Disagree

I support essential safety standards and in-person medical consultation to protect women’s health. However, additional federal reporting mandates often create red tape without improving outcomes.

Elective abortion should be restricted to cases of rape, incest, danger to the mother’s life, or severe fetal abnormalities that make survival or quality of life impossible.

The federal government’s only legitimate role is to protect life. I believe Washington can offer scientific guidance on when life begins, but the authority to legislate abortion should remain with the states.

Government has no authority to favor or restrict any faith. Its role is to protect every individual’s right to worship without interference.

Strongly Disagree

Freedom of association is a cornerstone of a free society. The government’s role is to protect voluntary exchange, not to force individuals or businesses to act against their beliefs.

The United States has become too involved in others' policies and should remain focused on issues regarding our own sovereignty unless in imminent danger.

Neutral

China is a strategic competitor, not an inevitable enemy. Their buildup reflects U.S. global posture as much as their own ambition. The real threat comes from failed American leadership, dependency, and overreach, not competition itself.

Foreign policy should be guided by constitutional limits and mutual respect, not special treatment or perpetual aid.

Americans will always step up to defend our homeland. What discourages them is seeing our military used for political or global agendas that have nothing to do with defending America.

Vaccine requirements should never be imposed by government coercion. Private institutions may set conditions voluntarily, but individuals must remain free to choose whether to accept those terms.

I support ending taxpayer-funded healthcare in the long term (Option D), but the current system is already so distorted by government regulation that a full repeal today would hurt those trapped in it. We must first unwind government’s grip and restore true market choice.

If it takes you more than an hour to do your taxes, government’s too tangled in your wallet. I’d simplify the tax code, end special breaks for big corporations, and help small businesses keep more of what they earn.

Agree

It’s not right to make folks who didn’t take out loans pay for someone else’s. Let’s fix the system by making student loans subject to bankruptcy, just like other debts.

No

Public funds should be invested to strengthen America’s future—clean air, stable communities, and accountable government. But investment decisions must be based on performance and prudence, not political agendas like ESG scoring.

Agree

Physical barriers have a place in border security, but they’re not a cure-all. The real solution is ending incentives that attract illegal crossings and enforcing immigration laws with consistency and fairness.

Immigration should favor those who respect our laws and seek opportunity. But our system is so bloated and complex that it often punishes the law-abiding while rewarding those who bypass it.

Strongly Agree

The voucher plan we got in Tennessee is a mess. Real school choice means the money follows the child, not the system. Parents, not politicians, should decide where and how their kids learn. A true universal model would fund the student directly, like an education savings account.

Strongly Agree

Since the Department of Education was created, spending has soared while performance has declined. Education should be locally driven and competitive, empowering families and states to innovate without federal interference.

Neutral

Police serve a vital role, but reform is needed. Cut waste, end harmful incentives like quotas and immunity, and focus resources on true public safety, not bureaucracy or overreach. Real reform means fewer bad laws, better training, and accountability for abuse.

“Shall not be infringed” means what it says. Gun laws punish the law-abiding while failing to stop violence. Protecting the vulnerable starts with enforcing laws and defending every citizen’s right to self-defense. Freedom requires responsibility, and the right to bear arms is no exception.

Strongly Disagree

The problem isn’t which party controls the Court, it’s that the Court controls too much. Expanding or rebalancing it doesn’t fix that; it just politicizes it further. We should focus on restoring the limits the Constitution actually prescribes.

Lean Conservative

My views blend constitutional conservatism with a libertarian respect for individual freedom; strong on fiscal discipline, restrained foreign policy, and government neutrality in personal matters.

The purpose of government is exactly as stated in the Declaration of Independence: to secure the unalienable rights of the people. When government expands beyond that purpose, it ceases to serve the people and begins to serve itself.

No

No

Neutral

Marriage is a personal and often spiritual commitment. Government should stay out of defining or licensing it, protecting only the legal rights that flow from private agreements.

Strongly Agree

Protecting children from exploitation is a core duty of society. Decisions that permanently alter a child’s body or identity should wait until adulthood, when full consent and understanding are possible. If we don’t let them buy alcohol or cigarettes, we shouldn’t let them make permanent medical decisions either.

Strongly Disagree

Personal medical treatments are private decisions, not public obligations. Taxpayer money should go toward core public services, not elective or individual medical procedures.

I’m still exploring my own faith, but I believe deeply in honesty, compassion, responsibility, and service to others. I respect how faith traditions teach those values and strengthen our communities. We’re all part of one human community, and we have a moral duty to help and rely on each other.

Neutral

Secure elections depend on authenticating each voter, but that doesn’t always mean a government-issued photo ID. Verification should be reliable, simple, and accessible to all eligible voters.

Disagree

The Electoral College remains the best safeguard against concentrated power. Reforms to make it more representative could be considered, but abolishing it would weaken the balance between states and citizens.

Strongly Disagree

Critical Race Theory overstates its case. While racism has existed in America’s past and sometimes appears in practice, our institutions are not fundamentally racist. Problems arise from poor implementation and lack of accountability, not from the founding principles of equality under the law.

Strongly Agree

Individuals and private entities can make their own choices, but public policy should defend fairness and safety. Biological differences matter, and protecting vulnerable populations is a core moral duty.

Neutral

Environmental care matters, but the climate crisis is overstated. We must care for the environment through innovation and smart incentives, not fear-driven politics. Human activity affects the planet, but top-down “urgent action” often causes more harm than progress.

A balanced mix of nuclear and solar offers the best path forward: nuclear for reliability, solar for innovation. We should invest in both to meet demand without sacrificing independence or fiscal sense.