
Jason Smith
Jason Smith
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Chairs the House Ways and Means Committee; supports major tax cuts and pro-growth fiscal policies.
Opposes the ACA; supports free-market healthcare reforms through the Ways and Means Committee.
Supports strong border security and strict immigration enforcement.
Opposes student loan forgiveness; supports school choice and reducing federal education involvement.
Supports strong national defense and military funding.
Opposes climate regulations; supports Missouri agricultural and energy interests.
Supports law enforcement and tough-on-crime approaches.
Supports strong U.S. leadership and trade policies that benefit American workers.
Cautious about tech regulation; focused on tax and fiscal policy through Ways and Means.
As Ways and Means chair, has discussed long-term sustainability of entitlements while opposing immediate benefit cuts.
Strongly supports Second Amendment rights; opposes federal gun control.
Supports targeted rural infrastructure investment for Missouri but opposed the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
Supports market-based approaches; opposes large federal housing programs.
Supports expanded domestic energy production and opposes regulations on fossil fuels.
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