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ISSUES

Where do I stand

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Parental Rights in Education: As a Father and Grandfather, I feel strongly that parents should know what their child is learning in school.  There needs to be transparency in the lesson plans.  Parents should be able to partner with educators and administrators on the books that are in the school libraries.  I will work to change the conversation about education from adversarial to collaborative.

Economy and Inflation: The people in Missouri's 1st Congressional District can't afford the increase in prices at the grocery store caused by out of control government spending.  There needs to be sound fiscal policy guiding our federal government's spending.  My business experience will be an advantage in helping to set that policy.

Life of the Unborn: I am pro-life. Every life is important, and I intend to support legislation in Congress that will encourage life and adoption while supporting vulnerable women and families.

Crime and Safety: We deserve to be safe in our homes.  That needs to start with closing the border and continue with funding, training and supporting our police.  No one should have to worry about whether a call to 911 will be answered.  I will push to close the border and invest in our first responders.

Israel and Anti Semitism: I support the nation of Israel and its right to defend itself against aggressive neighbors in the Middle East and Persian Gulf such as Iran. It is imperative that the United States continue its unique and historic relationship with Israel through our military, diplomatic and economic alliances.  I also condemn the rise of anti-Semitism that we are witnessing in this nation. As a Black man that has faced discrimination, we must stamp this hatred out and bring people of goodwill together.

- PRIORITIES -

America's Big Issues and Andrew Jones' Big Ideas to Fix Them

We can't expect solutions from the same people who have allowed our problems to persisit.  We need new leadership.  It's common sense.

It starts with common sense.

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