Opposes government overregulation that dis-empower businesses.

Voted to cut $5 trillion of "waste" from the federal budget to work toward paying off the national debt without raising taxes.

Co-sponsored the Fair Tax Act as his first act as a member of Congress, which would have scrapped the tax code, abolished the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and eliminated various taxes, which would have been replaced with a single national consumption tax on retail sales.

Calls for fentanyl-related drugs to be classified as Schedule I drugs, law enforcement to be provided the necessary tools to save lives, and increase access to opioid reversal agents.

Opposes gun control, saying "[w]e can reduce crime by holding criminals accountable for their actions, not by adding unnecessary layers of gun control."

Wants to have a healthcare system that provides more choices, less costs, accurate information, and better services.

Advocates for American-made medicines to be less dependent on adversarial countries.

Supports increasing patients' access to telehealth.

Calls for increasing domestic production of all forms of energy, while promoting new, clean, and reliable sources of energy and cutting bureaucratic red tape.

Advocates for the strengthen of the country's critical materials and energy supply chains and increase domestic production to keep countries from buying from less environmentally friendly nations.

Wants all jobs are only available to people who have completed the E-Verify program.

Believes the current Temporary Agricultural Workers program needs to be rewritten.

Calls for a reduction of illegal immigration through securing the Southwest Border.

Supports school voucher programs that allow parents to use public funds to enroll their children in schools beyond their local options, including private schools.

Opposes Common Core as a teaching method, calling it a "train wreck."