:
Bo Heyward on
the Issues
Bo Heyward on
Abortion
- Against abortion being used as a form of birth control. (Apr 2006)
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Budget & Economy
No stance on record.
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Civil Rights
- No mandates on who companies hire. (Jul 2006)
- People aren't born gay; no special protections needed. (Jul 2006)
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Corporations
No stance on record.
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Crime
- Supports giving violent criminals harsher sentences. (Jul 2006)
- Pedophiles deserve the death penalty. (Apr 2006)
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Drugs
- Keep drug use illegal. (Jul 2006)
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Education
- Permit school prayer, but don't force it. (Jul 2006)
- School choice ok if done at the state level. (Jul 2006)
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Energy & Oil
- Tap our own resources and build more refineries. (Apr 2006)
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Environment
No stance on record.
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Families & Children
No stance on record.
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Foreign Policy
- America should leave the UN. (Oct 2006)
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Free Trade
- Free trade weakens the economy. (Jul 2006)
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Government Reform
- Much stricter limits on political campaign funds. (Jul 2006)
- End frivolous lawsuits. (Apr 2006)
- Supports Congressional term limits. (Apr 2006)
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Gun Control
- I strongly support gun ownership. (Jul 2006)
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Health Care
- Healthcare should be handled by states, not feds. (Apr 2006)
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Homeland Security
- Simplify the Patriot Act. (Jul 2006)
- Give military EVERYTHING it needs. (Apr 2006)
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Immigration
- Illegal immigration is harmful to the welfare of US citizens. (Apr 2006)
- End illegal immigrants leeching off Americans. (Apr 2006)
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Jobs
No stance on record.
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Principles & Values
No stance on record.
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Social Security
- Social Security should be done away with. (Apr 2006)
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Tax Reform
- Supports flat tax with no penalty for high income. (Apr 2006)
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War & Peace
- Have the guts to truly unleash our military in Iraq. (Jul 2006)
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Welfare & Poverty
- Do away with federal welfare, and rely on charities instead. (Jul 2006)
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