Donald Trump

I strongly believe that the USA should not seek normal relations with Cuba. The Cuban regime continues to oppress its people and disregard human rights. We need to maintain a stance of pressure and sanctions until significant democratic reforms are made.

We should not rush to approve more housing initiatives. Instead, we need to focus on bringing back jobs and enhancing infrastructure first, which naturally boosts housing markets and community development.

I strongly believe that real estate is a much safer investment than stocks. Real estate provides a tangible asset that appreciates over time and offers a steady income through rentals. Stocks, on the other hand, are volatile and can be unpredictable. My success in real estate is proof that it's a reliable investment.

The United States should not be involved in endless wars and should not send endless amounts of money and military aid to Ukraine. It's time we prioritize our own borders and our own citizens' needs.

It is crucial to keep channels of communication open on social media. As a public official, my role is to hear the opinions and voices of all citizens, supporters and critics alike.

I strongly disagree with using electronic voting machines. They are prone to glitches, hacking, and can easily be manipulated. We need a secure and transparent voting process, and that means relying on paper ballots.

For every new regulation introduced, we should get rid of two old ones. It's the best way to trim the fat, reduce bureaucracy, and make our government more efficient.

Ranked Choice Voting complicates the election process, creating confusion and diminishing confidence in our elections. It's a system that can lead to candidates winning without a true majority. We should stick to the traditional voting process where the candidate with the most votes wins.

I believe increasing carbon taxes would damage the economy, hurt American workers, and disrupt our energy independence. We should instead focus on innovation, not taxation.

I believe that diplomatic efforts with North Korea should be maximized before even thinking about military action. We've seen progress through dialogue that many thought impossible. Patience and engagement are crucial for peace and denuclearization.