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Legal. Was “excited” to receive Emily’s List’s endorsement. “They help elect pro-choice Democratic women.”
As a prosecutor, helped create a restorative-justice program offering crime victims alternative means of pursuing justice. Would give “law enforcement…the resources” to “combat the fentanyl crisis.” Says stopping “scams…against our seniors” should be a top federal priority.
Mostly increase. Would invest in “technical education” and “accessible public transportation.” Would work to prevent corporate price-gouging. Would make housing more affordable by offering tax credits and cutting red tape. Opposes regulations that are not making it “easier for businesses to operate” in Michigan.
Tighten. Would “strengthen protections for our coastlines, rivers, and wetlands.” Supports “total lead pipe removal.” Supports the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. Calls for stronger regulation of PFAS and other “harmful contaminants.” Supports protecting “wildlife habitat.” Opposes selling public lands.
Loosen. “I will always defend the 2nd Amendment from big government overreach. Americans have the right to defend themselves.”
Mostly decrease. Supports “open market, Most-Favored-Nation pricing, and TrumpRx” to cut medication costs, not “socialized healthcare that picks winners and losers and controls who gets access.” Opposes the Affordable Care Act. Would protect Medicare while “cutting the waste, fraud, and abuse that drains the system.” Opposes raising taxes to pay for increased health care coverage.
Increase. “Healthcare is a human right.” Supports capping “premiums and out-of-pocket costs” and negotiating for prescription prices. Would expand Medicare, Medicaid, and the Affordable Care Act. Supports price transparency. Opposes the Big Beautiful Bill’s cuts to Medicaid; said the “work requirements” are “more paperwork standing between Michigan families and their health care.”
“I am pro-immigration. I want easy legal immigration, but I want lawful immigration.”
Supports “finishing the wall, restoring the ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy, and ending catch-and-release.” Opposes abolishing ICE. Says illegal immigrants “drain resources” from government programs. Was “disappointed” by the Supreme Court decision upholding birthright citizenship. “Americans must come first.”
Wants more judges to process people crossing the border. “We need an efficient immigration system that…provides a legal path to citizenship.” “ICE should focus on…removing dangerous criminals—not tearing apart hardworking families.” Opposes “a system where people are taken off the street without warrants and due process.”
No. “We need to end this war in Iran.” Calls for “a strategic plan with a clear endgame.” “There is no question that the Iranian regime is dangerous…. But we must follow the Constitution.” “This is another example of Washington focusing on the wrong priorities.”
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Easier. “Strong unions and fair workplaces are essential to rebuilding the middle class.” Supports the PRO Act, which expands collective bargaining rights. Would “stand with union workers.”
Likely limit. Supports a Parents’ Bill of Rights, which requires parental consent to change a student’s sex-based accommodations or pronouns. Wants Michigan to bar transgender athletes from girls’ sports: “Girls are girls, boys are boys.” Opposes Medicaid funding for gender reassignment surgeries for minors.
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Yes. “I will…work to increase the federal minimum wage.”
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