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Virginia Foxx for Congress — Issues — Virginia Foxx

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Campaign platform emphasizes lower taxes and spending, smaller government, gun rights, immigration enforcement, affordable health care, education, defense, and religious liberty.

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Campaign platform emphasizes lower taxes and spending, smaller government, gun rights, immigration enforcement, affordable health care, education, defense, and religious liberty.

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About / concernsIncome and TaxationCompare Common Sense, centrist, progressive, democratic-socialist, and communist-aligned approaches to income and taxation.Open Issue →About / concernsGovernment RegulationsCompare Common Sense, centrist, progressive, democratic-socialist, and communist-aligned approaches to government regulations.Open Issue →About / concernsGun ControlCompare Common Sense, centrist, progressive, democratic-socialist, and communist-aligned approaches to gun control.Open Issue →About / concernsBorder SecurityCompare Common Sense, centrist, progressive, democratic-socialist, and communist-aligned approaches to border security.Open Issue →About / concernsImmigrationCompare Common Sense, centrist, progressive, democratic-socialist, and communist-aligned approaches to immigration.Open Issue →

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Attributed toVirginia Ann FoxxVirginia Foxx is the incumbent Republican representative for North Carolina’s 5th Congressional District. Her campaign and congressional issue…Open Politician →
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