Bob Stump

Bob Stump supported free market policies and advocated for reduced government regulation and taxation to stimulate economic growth.

Stump promoted agricultural subsidies and supported policies benefiting farmers, particularly in his home state of Arizona.

Bob Stump took a tough stance on immigration, supporting stronger border security measures and stricter enforcement of immigration laws.

Stump favored increased local control over education and was skeptical of federal involvement in educational policy.

He supported policies encouraging domestic energy production, including oil and gas, while opposing excessive regulation on the industry.

Stump was generally skeptical of policies aimed specifically at addressing climate change, favoring economic considerations over environmental regulations.

Bob Stump opposed government-run healthcare systems, advocating instead for market-based solutions and reduced federal involvement.

His approach to housing policy emphasized free market principles with minimal government intervention in the housing market.

Stump supported infrastructure development but prioritized cost-effective measures and state-level management over federal programs.

He was a strong advocate for veterans, promoting increased funding and improved services within the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Stump supported measures aimed at preventing voter fraud, advocating for voter ID laws and maintaining the integrity of the electoral process.