Crime & policing:Uses civil authority to support law enforcement, protect victims, and hold criminal organizations accountable while enforcing consumer protection laws.[1][2]
Energy production:Challenges policies that drive up energy prices, advocates for affordable and reliable energy, and takes action against neighboring states restricting access.
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Health care:Uses antitrust and consumer protection laws to protect patients, promote competition, and opposes private equity takeovers of hospitals that reduce competition.[1][2]
Parents' rights in education:Defends parental rights in education, upholds due process, and ensures transparency on curriculum, materials, counseling, and health information.[1][2]
Taxes:Holds accountable those who misuse taxpayer dollars, enforces laws against fraud, and promotes transparency in state government.[1][2]
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