Thomas M. Hagedorn

Tom Hagedorn generally supported limited government intervention in the economy, advocating for pro-business policies and tax cuts.

He favored policies that supported farmers, including subsidies and reducing regulations on agricultural practices.

Hagedorn typically backed stricter immigration controls, emphasizing border security and enforcement of existing laws.

He advocated for state and local control of education, supporting school choice initiatives and reducing federal oversight.

Hagedorn supported expanding domestic energy production, including fossil fuels, and was generally opposed to extensive regulatory measures.

He showed skepticism towards policies addressing climate change, typically opposing measures that would impose stricter emissions standards on businesses.

Hagedorn advocated for reducing government involvement in healthcare, opposing the Affordable Care Act and supporting market-based solutions.

His stance on housing focused on reducing regulatory burdens to encourage private development and improve housing affordability.

He favored prioritizing infrastructure development through public-private partnerships and limiting federal spending on transportation.

Hagedorn supported policies aimed at improving services for veterans, including access to healthcare and employment opportunities.

He typically backed measures that emphasized election security, including voter ID laws, and was cautious of federal intervention in state election processes.