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David Rouzer earned a bachelor's degree in economics, business, and chemistry from North Carolina State University.

David has served as a United States Congressmen for North Carolina District 7 since 2015. He was previously a North Carolina State Senator for District 12 from 2009 to 2012. 

Supports creating a business-friendly climate by reducing regulations and repealing Obamacare to facilitate capital investment and job creation.

Supports creating a business climate that is "friendly to capital investment" by reducing regulations and repealing Obamacare.

Supports tax reform to allow individuals to keep more of their earnings, which he believes will enable business growth and job market expansion.

Believes tax reform will allow individuals to "keep more of their money, enabling them to reinvest in and grow their business."

Supports a balanced budget amendment to ensure the federal government lives within its means.

Supports welfare reform to ensure only those unable to work receive benefits, believing that the current system contributes to labor shortages.

Supports welfare reform "so that only the invalid can obtain benefits."

- Supports creating a business climate that is "friendly to capital investment" by reducing regulations and repealing Obamacare.
- Believes tax reform will allow individuals to "keep more of their money, enabling them to reinvest in and grow their business."
- Supports a balanced budget amendment.
- Supports welfare reform "so that only the invalid can obtain benefits."

Economy

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Strongly supports Second Amendment rights and believes it is essential for self-defense against foreign and domestic threats.

Public Safety

Opposes government intervention in healthcare, citing it as a reason for rising costs and a threat to economic growth.

Opposes government intervention in healthcare.

Plans to repeal Obamacare and significantly reform the healthcare system to reduce costs through free market reforms, increased competition among insurance companies, and medical malpractice reform.

Plans to reform the healthcare with free market and medical malpractice reforms.

Supports preserving Medicare and Medicaid by addressing systematic problems to prevent unsustainable costs and potential tax increases.

- Opposes government intervention in healthcare.
- Plans to reform the healthcare with free market and medical malpractice reforms.
- Wants to preserve Medicare and Medicaid.

Healthcare

Thinks alternatives to higher education such as trade schools deserve greater investment.

- Believes in school choice
- Thinks alternatives to higher education such as trade schools deserve greater investment.

Education

Supports an all-of-the-above energy policy to achieve energy independence and aims for the U.S. to be the number one exporter of oil and natural gas.

Believes in an "all-of-the-above energy policy that will enable us to safely tap our energy potential and lessen our dependence on foreign oil."

- Believes in an "all-of-the-above energy policy that will enable us to safely tap our energy potential and lessen our dependence on foreign oil."

Energy & the Environment

Opposes amnesty for illegal immigrants and believes that those who entered the country illegally should not receive taxpayer benefits, citing flaws in the legal immigration system and lack of enforcement of existing laws.

Supports securing borders using all available technological tools and military manpower to address national security threats, particularly from terrorist organizations.

Supports securing borders using "every technological tool available and all the manpower necessary, including use of our military forces."

Wants to replace current federal laws allowing citizenship through family ties with a work or military service requirement.

Supports establishing easy-to-use guest worker and high-skilled visa programs to provide necessary labor for farmers and businesses, criticizing current programs as bureaucratic and costly contributors to illegal immigration.

Supports establishing easy-to-use guest worker and high-skilled visa programs to provide necessary labor for farmers and businesses, criticizing current programs as "bureaucratic and costly" contributors to unlawful immigration.

Thinks improvements should be made in healthcare, education, and work opportunities for veterans.

- Opposes amnesty for illegal immigrants.
- Supports securing borders using "every technological tool available and all the manpower necessary, including use of our military forces."
- Wants to replace current federal laws allowing citizenship through family ties with a work or military service requirement.
- Supports establishing easy-to-use guest worker and high-skilled visa programs to provide necessary labor for farmers and businesses, criticizing current programs as "bureaucratic and costly" contributors to unlawful immigration.
- Thinks improvements should be made in healthcare, education, and work opportunities for veterans.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

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Thinks President Trump won the 2020 election and refused to certify Biden's 2020 electoral victory.

- Thinks President Trump won the 2020 election and refused to certify Biden's 2020 electoral victory.

Voting & Elections

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