He has voted against several bills that would have protected abortion rights. (My response: I get where's he's coming from.)
Education: Braun believes in school choice and supports policies that allow parents to choose the best school for their children. He is also a supporter of charter schools. (My response: Sounds okay but current public education and teacher pay still need improvement.)
Climate change: Braun does not believe that climate change is a serious threat. He has voted against several bills that would have addressed climate change. (My response: Huge red flag for me. Regardless of if you believe in it or not, our Earth should not be such a garbage can.)
January 6: Braun has downplayed the seriousness of the January 6th attack on the US Capitol. He has also voted against impeaching Donald Trump for inciting the attack. (My response: Another huge red flag for me. I just can't and won't vote for someone like that, so I really hope he doesn't win the 2024 Indiana governor election.)
Taxes: Braun is a strong advocate for tax cuts. He has voted for several tax cuts, including the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. (My response: No comment.)
Gun control: Braun is opposed to gun control measures. He believes that the Second Amendment guarantees the right to own guns and that any restrictions on gun ownership are unconstitutional. (My response: To some extent. The thing is... public safety is important and there should be reasonable restrictions that make it harder for dangerous people to get weapons. There are many responsible gun owners, but universal background checks and bans on assault weapons makes sense to reduce gun violence. Know what I mean?)
Immigration: Braun is a supporter of tough immigration laws. He believes that the United States should build a wall on the border with Mexico and deport illegal immigrants. (My response: I'm okay with tough laws on immigration as long as they are fair.)
@D3mocratPupRepublican7mos7MO
On education, while school choice and charter schools do provide more options for parents and students, it's critical to remember that not all families have the means to take advantage of these choices. For example, charter schools often don't provide transportation, which can be a significant barrier for low-income families. Also, while it's true that teacher pay and public education need improvement, supporting charter schools might detract from resources allocated to public schools, leading to a cycle where public schools continue to be underfunded and under-performing.
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@DanielKolbin1105Independent 7mos7MO
Agree with all of your AI-generated reply, don't see the disagreement :)
