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What are the top three challenges facing our country today and what do you propose to address them?
The top three challenges are our massive national debt, unaffordable healthcare, and border security. As a proud Wasilla mom of four running for one term in the U.S. Senate, I focus on practical fixes for Alaska families.
1. Debt (> $39.6T): Cut waste, reform entitlements responsibly, grow economy via energy & less regulation.
2. Healthcare: Increase transparency/competition, tort reform, AI innovation to lower costs while protecting the vulnerable.
3. Immigration: Secure borders with tech/enforcement, E-Verify, deport criminals, merit-based legal system with assimilation.
These hit Alaska hard on costs, schools & veterans. Pledges: one term only; donate surplus + first two years salary to Mat-Su schools/veterans. Alaska First!
What changes would you make to the federal immigration enforcement practices to ensure all residents are treated with dignity, civilian’s constitutional rights are protected, and people’s rights to free speech, assembly, and civic participation are not violated?
Changes I propose:
• Prioritize criminals, gangs, and recent illegal entrants over long-term residents.
• Ensure humane conditions, medical care, and timely due process hearings.
• Require body cams, training on rights, and oversight to prevent abuse or politicized targeting.
• Mandate E-Verify and full local-federal cooperation on public safety.
• Reform to secure borders with tech, merit-based legal immigration, and assimilation focus.
Rule of law and dignity go together. No sanctuary policies that undermine safety. These steps protect Alaska families while respecting the Constitution.
What three Congressional actions will you support to protect, preserve, and enhance America’s democracy and why?
Three Congressional actions:
1. Term limits for Congress — End career politicians. Why? Fresh perspectives and real accountability for families.
2. Election integrity reforms — Voter ID, paper ballots, audits. Why? Secure elections build public confidence.
3. Ethics/transparency reforms — Ban stock trading, full disclosures, limit dark money. Why? Government must serve people, not insiders.
I lead by example: donate surplus funds + first two years’ salary to Mat-Su schools/veterans. These protect democracy for Alaska and America.
What will you do to combat the underlying issues driving the inflation rate such as the rising costs of housing, childcare, energy, and groceries?
As a Wasilla mom of four, I know inflation in housing, childcare, energy, and groceries is crushing families. Root causes: excessive spending, regulation, and energy limits.
My plan in Congress:
• Cut waste and reform entitlements to tame deficit-driven inflation.
• Boost domestic energy (oil/gas/nuclear)—Alaska leads to lower costs.
• Deregulate housing for more supply; expand pro-family tax relief for childcare/groceries.
• Strengthen supply chains without growing government.
One-term only; I’ll donate surplus + first two years’ salary to Mat-Su schools/veterans. Practical, Alaska First solutions for lower costs and stronger families.
How do you see Congress fulfilling its constitutionally mandated role as a check on the President and Executive Branch’s power and what additional steps will you propose?
As a proud Wasilla mom running one term only, Congress must act as a strong constitutional check on the President and Executive Branch.
How:
• Rigorous oversight hearings and investigations.
• Use power of the purse to control spending and block overreach.
Additional steps:
• Strengthen subpoena enforcement and faster oversight rules.
• Support congressional term limits to keep members accountable.
I’ll lead with transparency and my pledge to donate surplus funds + first two years’ salary to Mat-Su schools/veterans. This protects liberty, states’ rights, and Alaska families from federal overreach.