Ron Eller

Strongly Agree

Neutral

I am a Prolife candidate. I have concern that if our nation ever gets to a point of a single payer healthcare system that we could end up with a social credit situation. In 1991 I was asked to let my mother go. She appeared to be a frail older lady with one lung from previous lung cancer surgery. She had contracted pneumonia and was in BAD shape. The doctors and ethics at that hospital wanted me to sign to pull the plug. Within a few weeks she made a full recovery and lived another three years.

In order to save the life of the mother.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

I believe we should consider the Fair Tax Act. I envision this as a value added tax on goods and services. Essential items such as food would be exempt. Such a tax would give everyone skin in the game. That is to say regardless how you are making money legal or otherwise you are paying tax. If you have entered the country illegally or are working "under the table," you are paying into the system. As for the idea this would be a greater burden on the poor vs the rich; a poor man buys a Z71 Pickup Truck, a rich man buys a Bently, a poor man a Jon Boat whereas a rich person buys a Yatch. This value added tax would be capped at 10% and that rate could not be raised. Additionally, we would have a minimum corporate tax rate of 10% regardless of deductions on all profits earned by a corporation. By instituting such bold tax plan, the IRS could be essentially eliminated with a net result of cutting annual national annual expenditures by about $10 to $12 billion dollars annually.

Strongly Agree

Neutral

If the goods and services are not readily available from another vendor/provider, then yes said business could be compelled to provide said goods or service. However, if the goods and/or services are readily available elsewhere then no the business should not have to comply and should have the right to refuse service. Case in point should a Catholic Hospital be required to provide Abortion on demand when there are other facilities available in the same community.

The Church and State are independent of one and other. However, the church cannot be removed from the fabric of our nation. US Constitution Art4 Sec3 via Northwest Ordinance; "Art3 Religion, morality, and knowledge, being necessary to good government and the happiness of mankind, schools and the means of education shall forever be encouraged." Holy Trinity v. US 1892 Unanimous Supreme Court decision, "It is also said, and truly, that the Christian Religion is a part of the common law." There is no such clause as Freedom from religion; it is Freedom of religion. Our nation was founded on Judeo-Christian beliefs and values. It is my belief that the separation of church and state was so that we would not have a mandated religion, (The Chruch of England); not to restrict religion in the town square, schools, and etc... that an individual is free to choose how or if they worship. Additionally, Mississippi is unique, the state constitution mandates the Holy Bible is part of the Public School System and cannot be removed. The Mississippi Constitution Article 3 - Bill of Rights Sec. 18 No religious test as a qualification for office shall be required; and no preference shall be given by law to any religious sect, or mode of worship; but the free enjoyment of all religious sentiments and the different modes of worship shall be held sacred. The rights hereby secured shall not be construed to justify acts of licentiousness injurious to morals or dangerous to the peace and safety of the State, or to exclude the Holy Bible for use in any Public School of this State.

I believe in free will/choice. An individual should have the right to refuse a vaccine based on religion and medical causes. There are numerous immunizations we all have received throughout our lives for school, work, and etc... however, those have been proven therapeutics. Still today there are a host of required shots required to attend public schools and universities. In the case of a vaccine with unproven efficacy an individual should have the right of refusal. I am not an antivaccine person but rather anti-mandate. I work as a PA in Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery; hence I have had the COVID Vaccine, but it was my choice. I did choose to do this in order to protect my family. As for a military mandate I support freedom of choice. As a retired military officer, who was responsibilities to ensure my unit was worldwide deployable 72 hours or less, wheels up anywhere worldwide. In what is known as a RDF unit (Rapid Deployment Force) being fully immunized is required. Ask anyone who has spent time in such units, they can testify that we got a lot of shots everything from Yellow Fever, to Anthrax. If a soldier, sailor, airman refuses a immunization then the military should have the right to discharge the individual. Said discharge for refusing a shot should not be a mandatory dishonorable discharge but rather reflect the individuals entire service to the nation and could be Honorable Discharge.

B) Healthcare insurance funded by the government should be available for all who are in NEED of it, this is in addition to private healthcare options. Healthcare Insurance should not be mandated. The Affordable Care Act goes too far, example what need does a young single male have for ObGyn and Obstetrics services.

It is a combination of B & C. B) The United States should selectively help countries trying to grow democracy and fight tyranny. C) The United States has become too involved in others' policies and should remain focused on issues regarding our own sovereignty unless in imminent danger. There are times when good men must stand on the wall to defend freedom, for tyranny anywhere is a threat to freedom everywhere. But before you can help your neighbor your own house needs to be in order. Matthew 7:3 Why do you notice the splinter in your brother's eye, but do not perceive the wooden beam in your own eye?

Disagree

Strongly Agree

1. We need to increase our efforts to export the American Culture into Islamic Nations. Economics and the American Lifestyle can affect huge change. We need to promote Democracy. We need to think on a long-term strategy rather than short term goals. In War College my recollection is that it is taught that it takes a minimum of three generations to affect radical change within a nation. Case in point look at areas that America has fought war's i.e., Germany, Japan, South Korea and remember we still have a military presence in all these locations. Additionally, they all have cultures that somewhat mirror our own culture. 2. We must focus on protecting human life. We need to put an end to the PC and Cancel Culture rather than protecting people from being offended. 3. The nation needs to recognize and fix systemic problems within our intelligence agencies. 4. We need to shut down terror training camps within our own borders.

Strongly Agree

Build the wall!

Strongly Agree

Immigration should be based on merit as well as need.

Neutral

Strongly Disagree

I am a Christian.

Strongly Disagree

I believe that a voter roll removal rule should be tied to a Social Security death benefit. In order to get the Social Security death benefit the funeral home should notify the election commissioner and have the deceased removed from the voter rolls before payment is made.

Strongly Disagree

The New Left is trying to keep the nation divided. If the populous is divided, then we can be easily controlled. Let me share a little scripture with you. Acts 17:26 From one man he made all the Nations. This tells you there is only one race, human. Luke 11:17 Any kingdom divided against itself will be ruined, and a house divided against itself will fall. Patrick Henry also spoke of this in his last public speech, "United we stand, divided fall. Let us not split into factions which must destroy that union which our existence hangs."

Strongly Agree

Energy is the life blood of the American economy and a national security issue. We need to use all forms of energy. We cannot and should not cut our use of fossil fuels at this time. We need to be using clean coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear, hydroelectric, hydrogen, wind, and solar. Eventually a renewable source will win out over conventional energy sources. But in the meantime in order remain a world leader we need to use all of our resources.

The EPA is a bureaucratic organization that is writing and implementing law by going around Congress. The end result is a negative effect on the nation.

Conservative

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I grew up in a working-class home, the son of a single-parent household in West Virginia. I married my childhood sweetheart and have been married for over 40 years. My wife, Dorie and I have two sons. We as a family have been blessed to have lived the American Dream; the idea that anyone through hard work, determination, and prayer can achieve their goals and dreams. I am committed to ensuring that every family has the opportunity to achieve the American Dream. I am an American Patriot with twenty years of active-duty military service. I retired as a Captain. My journey in the public service started when I joined the Army as a "Combat Medic 91B." During my early military career, I had always sought out ways to go above and beyond what I was asked to do; having served in many leadership roles from a Squad Leader to Platoon Sergeant, and as a Medical Officer. I was selected as Soldier of the Year for TRADOC, FORSCOM, and Ft. Benning, Georgia. I was also selected as NCO of the Year while stationed in Nuremberg, Germany and inducted into the SGT. Morales Club. In the late 80's I transitioned from the enlisted ranks as a Sergeant First Class (SFC) to a Warrant Officer and then eventually becoming a Commissioned Officer. After retiring from the military, we as a family moved to Mississippi. I was integral part in establishing the cardiac surgery program in Vicksburg, as well as preforming sone of the first endoscopic vein harvesting procedures done in the state. I continue to work in cardiac and thoracic surgery in one of the premier surgical programs in the state, at St. Dominic's Hospital. Additionally, I started my own business Dec. 27, 2013, Buck Warrior Enterprises, LLC. As the founder and CEO of a manufacturing company, I can appreciate the difficulties associated with business leadership. I believe we need more business opportunities in Mississippi with less government interference and red tape. I feel we cannot stand on the sidelines while career politicians seek too radically change the fabric of America with one-party rule. Hence, I feel called to continue and stand by the oath that I took to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies Foreign and domestic. This is why I am running for Congress. My platform is based on what I call an E-3 principal: E-1 Education is paramount for our future as a world leader. In order for our nation to compete and lead form the front we must raise and train the next generation of leaders, inventors, scientists, and entrepreneurs. Additionally, to the education of our youth we need to reform the inmate population in order to return them to society as productive members. E-2 Economics is and will remain a challenge going forward. We need fair taxation with good representation. Too often our leadership has put self-interest first and not what's good for country as priority number one. An America first policy is critical in order for our families and children to have a better llife and brighter future. E-3 Energy, we need all forms of energy. Energy is the life blood of the American Economy. We cannot and should not cut our use of fossil fuels at this time. We need to use all forms of energy to grow our nation and economy. We need clean coal, oil, natural gas, nuclear, hydrogen, hydroelectric, wind, and solar. Eventually, a renewable source will win out over conventional energy sources. But in the meantime in order to remain a world leader we need to use all of our resources. I stand for Free Enterprise, Limited Government, Individual Liberties, National Defense, and Traditional Values. I am ready and willing to stand up and fight for the American People. I have worked in both the public and private sectors. I have served twenty years on active duty in the military. I have worked in healthcare for more than twenty years. As well as started my own business in manufacturing. I believe it's time for the government to go back to working for the people. After all it's a government for the people by the people. Please go to www.VoteRonEller.com I need your prayers, and support.

Agree

Strongly Disagree

Mental Health should be addressed and requires separate funding.

The laws on the books need to be enforced. I could perhaps add one law. If you wish to purchase a firearm then you must be a citizen. A non-citizen i.e., a person or persons here for education, employment, etc... should not be able to purchase and take possession of a firearm. In the case of the Virginia Tech College student, he was a foreign national who killed 32 and wounded 17, under my rule he would not have been able buy the guns.

Strongly Disagree

If this was then the case automobile manufactures, and alcohol manufactures could be held liable for the drunk driver. That being said if a dealer knowingly sells a firearm illegal i.e., straw purchase then there are possible grounds for a lawsuit because of intent.