Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

None. As horrible as rape and incest are, these horrific circumstances do not take away the humanity of the unborn. How they were conceived has nothing to do with their natural right to live. It is a grave injustice to give the death penalty to a baby for the crimes of their father. I also do not believe that directly killing an unborn baby is ever medically necessary to save the life of the mother. In RARE cases where the life of the mother is at risk, the mother should get the necessary help to save her life, and the doctor should do his best to save both mother and child. Sometimes this does result in the UNINTENDED death of the baby, especially if the baby is removed from the mother before viability or is exposed to chemo. However, this is not the same as abortion, which is an INTENTIONAL procedure meant to destroy the baby. Abortion advocates site these extremely rare circumstances as justification for totally unlimited abortions, despite only being less than 2% of all abort

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

Yes

To me it simply means government cannot establish an official religion, or force people to worship a God they do not believe in. However, while I would never force someone to believe in Christianity, which is actually impossible anyways, as its free choice you have to believe in Jesus or not, I will LEAD in a way that follows what the word of God says. Simply put I will Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves(Proverbs 31:8). I will proudly defend the unborn. I will protect business owners from having to make cakes or other items that go against their christian beliefs, and will fight for the persecuted and pursue justice. I will ALWAYS stand with Israel and the Jewish people, and I will always seek wisdom from the Lord. I believe that, from biblical and historical example, you want God fearing leaders in government. The bible even says "When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn." (proverbs 29:2).

Strongly Agree

Disagree

1. I believe hospitals should be more transparent about prices for services. When you order food from a restaurant, you can see the prices. You know what you will get, and how much it costs. The same should go for hospitals. 2. Work to reduce administrative costs, thus reducing the overall cost. 3. Combat fraud, waste and abuse. 4. Greatly reduce fee for service. 5. find a way to reduce defensive medicine and tort reform that, still protects the patient, but reduces frivolous lawsuits.

Disagree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

Strongly Agree

I believe in LEGAL immigration. This is a country started by immigrants, with a deep history of immigration. You just have to do it legally. I support: -Immigration through marriage: I actually think it should be easier to marry a non US citizen. In this country marriage is on decline and if people wanna get married we should encourage and promote that, not make it hard. Right now it is INCREDIBLY expensive to marry a non US citizen, and the process is complicated and long. -Immigration because you have a special skill: If you have a special skill or mindset that can greatly help the success of this nation, we want you here. -Asylum- While we want to accept genuine asylum seekers, people who are under extreme threat of death or harm or people fleeing war, we must be smart about who we let in, and this includes deep vetting. We cannot just allow anyone in. I believe we must also work with allies to establish safe areas where political or religious asylum seekers can go.

Disagree

No Answer

I believe that unless you have a criminal record or serious mental issues that would pose a threat to yourself and others, then you should be allowed to own guns. Obviously I believe in background checks, licences and permits( SHALL ISSUE) but I think laws that pose unnecessary or unreasonable burdens to gun owners are unconstitutional, and I will support your right to keep and bear arms.

Strongly Disagree

Neutral

Strongly Disagree

1. I plan to re introduce the born alive act that failed because of a governor Cooper veto 2. We need a budget. It is ridiculous that, because of the games and activism in Raleigh, our state is without a working budget. I will work to change that. 3. I will also be working to reduce regulations for small business owners in North Carolina.

Strongly Disagree

Conservative

Economics: I support capitalism. I support free markets, and outside of basic regulations I believe businesses should have more freedom to operate as they please. Foreign Policy: I support a strong foreign policy where the United States leads in trade, defense, etc. We must support our allies and stand against our adversaries. I believe the United States should stand up and take the lead against communism, terrorism and human rights abuses across the globe. We should not turn a blind eye to human rights violations, from children in Syria to Christians being persecuted in China, and everything in between. We must also eradicate terrorism, and keep it from coming to our shores. I also FULLY support Israel, and believe we must fight against ALL forms of global antisemitism. That land belongs to Israel and Jerusalem IS and will ALWAYS BE the capital of Israel.

I have never held public office, however I have experience in other areas, 1. I have a political science degree 2. I have served as a member of a public transportation committee in Charlotte. 3. I have been involved in legislative advocacy. When I was part of the Christians United for Israel organization, we went to Washington to advocate, and meet with senators and congressional members to voice opposition to the Iran deal, to voice opposition to US foreign policy that sent financial support to the Palestinian authority, etc. 4. I have worked/ volunteered for several campaigns including former Mayoral candidate Edwin Peacock, Former congressman Robert Pittenger, congressman Dan Bishop,etc. 5.In college I was a student senator and my signature achievement was authoring a resolution to make Veterans day a holiday, so that those who had served could spend time with their families, go to a parade or do whatever. It passed the student senate unanimously.

No.

For question 23, in regards to teachers carrying guns, I marked "No answer" because it is a complicated matter that needs extra discussion.I think we can all agree that schools should be armed with security officers. I also support, and will advocate for more funding for mental health at the school age level, so that we can identify problems before they start. The same way we have school nurses, we should have mental health resources at school. So I am all for keeping our schools safe. When you allow teachers to be armed, you completely change things, and bring many questions along. What does the presence of a gun do to the kids in a classroom? How can we ensure the firearms will be properly secured? What about those teachers that overreact to students they don't like? Will a teacher actually be willing to shoot at a student that THEY taught? Im not saying I am against the idea, all I am saying is it needs deep debate.

Strongly Agree

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

I am a Christian who believes in what the bible says. I believe in justice and what is good. I believe that God created the institution of government (Romans 13)and that government is supposed to do good, govern in an effective manner and protect the innocent.