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United States House of Representatives District 8

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    Adam D. Austill
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    Wendell "Wells" Blankenship
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    Antonio Futch
    (I)

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    Heidi Kuhn
    (Dem)

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    David Kustoff
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    Pamela Jeanine "P." Moses
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    Horace Taylor
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    Henry J. Ward, III
    (I)

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What do you think Congress should do about the affordability issues facing constituents?

What steps should Congress take to ensure a quality education for students?

What, if any, should be the role of Congress in the regulation of data centers?

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Age 65
Education Self Taught
Work experience Small Business, Broadcast and Grocery Chain Advertising - 50 years
Phone Number 6158384080
1. Confidence in Candidates for Federal Office 2. Budget Deficit 3. National Debt
1. Pass The Confidence Amendment 2. Cut Federal Spending by 50% 3. Use 20% of The federal annual Budget to pay down debt.
1. Pass The Confidence Amendment 2. Cut Federal Spending by 50% 3. Use 20% of The federal annual Budget to pay down debt.
1. Close The Department of Education. 50 years and nothing has worked.
Support the development and implementation of Small Modular Reactors and Molten Salt Reactors to provide the cleanest and most affordable energy.
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Age 63
Education University of Memphis - Bachelor of Arts 1991
Work experience Ward's Home Inspectors, Owner since 1993
Phone Number 901-589-5665
Excessive taxation, government intrusion and endless warfare.
The income tax on individuals should be eliminated for those earning below $100,000 and reduced for those who earn under $300,000. The eventual goal should be to eliminate individual income taxes entirely. The Congress should always adhere to the Constitution when passing laws. I will make sure to advise my constituents on proposed legislation and any deviations from Constitutional principles and why I supported or rejected legislation. We must reduce the number of overseas military bases and installations and begin to divorce our nation from foreign entanglements. We should continue to have a powerful military. Our focus should be upon the stability and security of our continent.
The government can reduce or eliminate various taxes and overlapping regulations by federal bureaucracies. The U.S. has over 750 military bases in 80 countries which costs $70 billion or more annually. These installations could be reduced and those funds directed to upgrade domestic infrastructure and fund the growth of our economy.
Education should continue to be administered on a local level as the people deem to be appropriate.
The Federal government should encourage the construction of underground data centers for greater security and fewer environmental problems. Geo-thermal cooling would reduce electrical use and water pollution. Noise pollution would be almost eliminated. The data centers would have to be regulated to protect the private information of citizens and conform to Constitutional law.