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Education
- “…we should pursue a more efficient path and eliminate the Department of Education, besides there is not Constitutional provision for the federal government to be involved in education, it is a local issue. In addition, all parents should have a choice of where to send their children to school, not just the wealthy (like those in Congress who send their kids to private/parochial schools but oppose school choice for those who are not wealthy).”
[Source: Pearce’s web site, accessed 11/11/2008]
Family
- “I am a voice for family values, freedom, constitutional and limited government.”
[Source: Pearce’s web site, accessed 11/11/2008]
- “We must preserve marriage (by federal law if the courts make it necessary) as a union between a man and a woman.”
[Source: Pearce’s web site, accessed 11/11/2008]
Guns
Immigration
- “We should encourage legal immigration and always discourage illegal immigration, yet Republicans and Democrats in DC are terrified to oppose illegal immigration out of fear that they will be labeled racist.”
[Source: Pearce’s web site, accessed 11/11/2008]
- “Those that don’t pay in or are illegally in this country should not be permitted to benefit from Social Security.”
[Source: Pearce’s web site, accessed 11/11/2008]
- “Americans can speak whatever language they choose, but anyone who doesn’t speak English loses out in the America. HR 997: Language Unity Act of 2003 (Title: To declare English as the official language of the United States) has over 80 House sponsors. We need representatives to push for this resolution.”
[Source: Pearce’s web site, accessed 11/11/2008]
Taxation
- “The graduated income tax punishes self-sufficiency, rewards dependence on Washington, divides Americans, encourages envy and creates a permanent underclass of poor Americans dependent on the federal government. …. We will stop punishing productivity by eliminating the income tax.”
[Source: Pearce’s web site, accessed 11/11/2008]
Welfare
- “Today, Arizona, like America, has become a huge, bloated welfare state.” [Source: Pearce’s web site, accessed 11/11/2008]
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