Said, "End the countless layers of taxation that hinder the economic prosperity of North Carolinians... We will immediately stop interfering in the free market with revenue-generating schemes that unfairly favor some over others."

Supports auditing the Federal Reserve.

Said, "We see no need for arbitrary, draconian regulatory limits that do nothing to improve the air or water but create prohibitive barriers of entry for potentially innovative new clean technologies. In particular,... we see no need to do anything with things like emissions limits."

Advocates for protecting beaches, wetlands, mountains, and farmland from "nefarious corporate and international parties who have no incentive to protect our state."

Said, "The government must be removed from the doctor-patient relationship... Ending certificate of need, ending prescription import restrictions, and requiring medical billing transparency are essential to freeing the market to better serve North Carolinians."

Supports mandatory public comment for every bill passed by the legislature at a rate of one day for each page of the bill.

Supports a minimum entry-level salary of $50k, a 20% salary increase "across-the-board," at least four weeks of paid vacation, "full psychological support," and mentorship programs for police officers.

Opposes qualified immunity, no-knock warrants, and civil asset forfeiture.

Proposes a minimum 1-year training and 6 month probationary period for police officers.

Said, "[We] must eliminate any state interest or influence on what teachers are forced to teach, and leave that to the parents to decide."

Believes individual schools should choose the curriculum taught and parents should choose "whatever solution works best for their child."

Advocates for "100% equitable distribution of all education money among the students [and] lottery money [to] be distributed on a per-student basis to all schools, home schools, micro-schools, or any new free market solutions that meet competency requirements by grade."