National Security
America’s global military superiority is the most important asset to our national security, and I support investment to ensure that no one ever rivals us. Our military must only ever be used for defense, and the lives of our troops must be protected by never entering endless wars in the first place. We must recognize that China is the biggest long-term threat to our safety, and in foreign policy we must always put American interests first.
Civil Liberties
I will always defend our civil liberties, including our First Amendment rights, our Second Amendment rights, and our right to privacy. Defending the First Amendment means protecting free speech, standing up to cancel culture, and fighting back against infringements on our religious liberties. Protecting the Second Amendment means preserving the rights of gun owners to keep and bear arms so that they can defend themselves and their families. And upholding our right to privacy means restricting government surveillance and scrutinizing the practices of big-tech companies such as Google, Amazon, and Facebook.
Taxes and Regulation
Free markets – not the government – are the fundamental drivers of opportunity, innovation, and prosperity in our country. To capitalize on this, I am committed to the simplification of our tax and regulatory codes. This will lift countless burdens off of our families and businesses and empower the American economy to realize its full potential.
Borders
Our border security must be impenetrable, comprehensive, and fully resourced to stop illegal immigration. Additionally, prolonged humanitarian crises at our southern border can no longer be tolerated. We must impose the highest possible standards for determining who will be admitted, and send a clear message that all others will swiftly be sent home or to another country.
Life
Life begins at conception and I will always defend it. As a member of Congress, I will use every tool at my disposal to ensure that the rights of the unborn are protected to the fullest extent by federal law.