Where Do You Stand?

I support same-sex marriage.

I believe that it is a states' right to determine.

I believe in civil unions with many of the same rights as marriage, but under a different name.

I do not support same-sex marriage.

I support open borders.

I support existing immigration laws.

I support amnesty and tightening the borders.

I welcome legal immigrants and want to ease the immigration process to prevent illegal immigration

I support a graduated tax aimed at the wealthy.

I support a moderately graduated tax, mostly to help low-income people achieve the American Dream.

I support lower taxes for everyone to strengthen the economy.

I support lower taxes, especially for the job creators that take risks for the benefit of society.

I support a few safety nets to help people get back into the workforce.

Yes, including socialized medicine.

No, I believe that entitlement programs harm our economy and private organizations are effective.

Yes, I believe welfare is a right promised by the Constitution.

No.

Yes.

Some, in order to repay the teachers that work hard for our students.

I believe that it is the right of teachers to decide whether or not to join a union.

Yes.

Yes, but the parents should have the right to opt-out.

I support the teaching of tolerance, along with other character traits in schools.

No, I believe such ideals should be taught at home.

I believe the cautious use of offshore drilling, coal mining, and Nuclear Power is necessary.

Yes, I support green energy and the sustainment of our environment, even if gas prices rise.

I support government regulations to promote green energy.

I believe that individuals have the right to choose their energy source.

We should avoid entanglements unless war is declared on us.

We should have a standing army, but a small one.

We must have an army ready to respond to threats and protect our nation.

We should involve ourselves with threats to democracy everywhere to ensure our safety.

Yes, I believe it helps those that have been historically disadvantaged.

No, it gives people an unfair advantage based on factors that students cannot control.