Jorge Borrego

Strongly Agree

Elective abortion should not be permitted. Unborn human life has inherent value and deserves legal protection. Any policy must begin with respect for life, with only narrow exceptions for genuine, life-threatening medical emergencies. Compassion should never be used to justify the routine destruction of unborn children.

I believe abortion policy should begin with the recognition that unborn life has value and deserves protection. As a general rule, elective abortion should not be permitted once a fetal heartbeat is detectable.

Strongly Agree

Human life deserves legal protection from conception until natural death, and our laws should reflect that principle while treating every situation with seriousness and compassion.

Agree

Human embryos created through artificial methods deserve protection from intentional destruction, and I support in vitro fertilization when it is practiced responsibly and with respect for human life.

Agree

The Comstock Act is federal law and should be enforced as long as it remains on the books. If it should be changed, Congress must do so transparently rather than ignoring it.

The most effective way to raise wages is through economic growth, workforce development, and pro-business policies that create competition for workers. The Government should focus on removing barriers to opportunity rather than mandating wages.

Strongly Agree

Free enterprise and strong private property rights are essential to a productive economy that rewards work, encourages innovation, creates opportunity, and builds long-term prosperity. When individuals can own property, start businesses, and invest without excessive government interference, communities grow stronger, wages rise, and economic freedom allows families to build wealth and security across generations.

My top priorities to eliminate government waste are to tie funding to measurable results rather than automatic increases, reduce administrative bloat by prioritizing frontline services over bureaucracy, and increase transparency so taxpayers can clearly see where public dollars go and whether programs are actually delivering real outcomes.

Separation of church and state protects religious liberty by preventing government control of religion, not by excluding faith from public life. The Founders rejected a state church while recognizing that moral values inform law. Public institutions should remain neutral, neither suppressing faith nor becoming religious bodies.

Strongly Disagree

Individuals and businesses should not be compelled by the government to provide services that violate sincerely held moral or religious beliefs. Freedom of conscience is a foundational American principle. Equal access under the law must not mean coercing citizens to act against deeply held convictions.

B. Government-funded insurance should be available alongside private options, preserving choice and competition. Coverage alone does not equal care. Policy should prioritize access to doctors, quality outcomes, transparency, and affordability rather than simply expanding bureaucratic insurance programs.

Strongly Disagree

Government may use aggregated and anonymized health data only with explicit consent and strict privacy protections. Individual medical data must never be collected or stored without permission. Data-driven policy must never come at the expense of privacy, civil liberties, or patient trust.

Strongly Agree

The Chinese Communist Party poses serious military, cyber, intellectual property, and economic threats to the United States. America must respond with strength by defending innovation, securing supply chains, countering espionage, and resisting economic dependence. Peace is preserved through strength, not appeasement.

Israel is a sovereign democratic ally whose security and survival matter to the United States. We should stand firmly with Israel against terrorism and regional threats, supporting its right to defend its borders, while maintaining an America-first focus on border security, economic strength, and public safety here at home.

Strongly Disagree

I oppose sanctuary cities and soft-on-crime policies that undermine public safety and the rule of law. Unenforced border policies primarily benefit criminal organizations that exploit vulnerable people through trafficking, drugs, and violence. Enforcement should focus on criminals and repeat offenders, while Congress fulfills its duty to reform immigration law and create lawful, orderly pathways for productive individuals who follow the rules and contribute to our economy

Agree

I support eliminating the U.S. Department of Education and returning authority to states and communities. It has become a federal student loan bank and data warehouse rather than a driver of classroom outcomes. Education decisions belong closer to parents, teachers, and students.

Agree

Foreign adversaries should not fund American educational institutions due to national security and intellectual property risks, particularly from China, Iran, and Russia. While international collaboration can occur with safeguards, universities must prioritize the interests of the United States and its citizens and protect sensitive research, innovation, and academic independence from foreign influence.

Strongly Agree

Parents have a fundamental right and duty to direct their children’s health care and education. Government should respect and support parental authority, intervening only in rare cases of genuine abuse or harm, not to impose ideology, override families, or substitute bureaucratic judgment for parental responsibility.

Agree

Attempts to physically or socially transition children constitute child abuse. Children deserve protection, stability, and evidence-based care, not irreversible medical or social decisions driven by ideology rather than biology, long-term health data, and the best interests of the child.

Agree

Marriage is a sacred union between one man and one woman and should not be redefined by government. Civil unions may exist for legal and contractual purposes, separate from the moral and religious definition of marriage, while preserving equal protection under the law without altering the institution itself.

Agree

I support limited, tightly regulated gambling expansion to replace illegal back-alley operations with transparent, lawful activity. A small number of resort destinations can create jobs and economic growth while ensuring strong oversight, consumer protections, and enforcement against organized crime and illegal gambling.

I am a Catholic who converted in my 20s. My faith informs my commitment to human dignity, family, personal responsibility, service to others, and respect for religious liberty. While my beliefs shape my values, I support a pluralistic society where freedom of conscience is protected for all.

Strongly Disagree

Requiring photo identification to vote is a reasonable safeguard to protect election integrity and public confidence. Many democracies, including European and Latin American countries, use voter ID to ensure lawful elections, prevent fraud, and maintain trust in the electoral process while preserving access for eligible voters.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

Biological males should never compete in women’s sports or access women’s spaces. Allowing men into female athletics, locker rooms, shelters, or prisons undermines fairness, safety, and privacy, and represents a direct erosion of Title IX protections that were designed to protect women and girls. So-called "equality" should not require ignoring biological reality. Government policy must defend women’s rights, not sacrifice them to ideology.

Disagree

I disagree that urgent political mandates are required. Environmental improvements should be driven by free markets, innovation, and technological advancement rather than sweeping government control that raises costs, limits energy reliability, and harms working families and economic growth.

Fossil fuels remain the most reliable source to meet growing electricity demand, followed by nuclear power, and renewables serving a supplemental role.

Conservative

No, I have never been penalized for sexual misconduct in either civil or criminal court.

I have never been convicted of a felony.

The goal of the criminal justice system is to protect public safety, hold offenders accountable, uphold the rule of law, and respect victims’ rights. Rehabilitation should be supported where appropriate, but justice must remain firm, fair, and focused on removing dangerous individuals from communities.

Strongly Agree

The government has a duty to protect children from online sexual exploitation by enforcing existing laws, holding predators and platforms accountable, and empowering parents with tools and information. These efforts must respect privacy, free speech, and due process while keeping the safety and well-being of children as a top public priority.

Strongly Agree

Sharia law should never be accepted or incorporated into the U.S. legal system. American law must be governed solely by the Constitution and its guarantees of equal protection, due process, and individual liberty. The Founders drew heavily from the Western cultural and Christian moral tradition, which emphasized natural rights, human dignity, and equality before a single civil law. Sharia law is fundamentally incompatible with that tradition.

No new restrictions on lawful gun ownership are needed to protect public safety. The problem is not responsible gun owners but a failure to enforce existing laws. Public safety is achieved by aggressively prosecuting violent criminals, repeat offenders, and illegal gun traffickers. Burdening law-abiding citizens only weakens self-defense and erodes a fundamental constitutional right while doing nothing to stop crime.