Proposed the controversial "Rescue America" plan; strongly pro-business and anti-tax as former healthcare CEO and governor.

Supports infrastructure investment focused on Florida's transportation needs and hurricane resilience.

Supports strong national defense and Florida's extensive military installations.

Supports reducing regulations to address Florida's housing affordability crisis.

Opposes government-run healthcare; as former hospital chain CEO, supports market-based solutions.

Strongly supports border wall construction, strict enforcement, and opposes sanctuary city policies.

Opposes student loan forgiveness; supports school choice and held line against federal education mandates.

Opposes climate regulations while supporting Florida-specific environmental measures like Everglades restoration.

Supports law enforcement and tough-on-crime policies.

Strongly anti-China; supports confronting adversaries and sanctions against Cuba and Venezuela.

Supports combating Big Tech censorship while opposing heavy-handed regulation.

His "Rescue America" plan to sunset all federal legislation drew bipartisan criticism for potentially threatening Social Security and Medicare.

As Florida governor, signed gun control measures after the Parkland shooting, including raising the purchase age to 21, despite generally opposing gun control.

Supports domestic energy production and energy independence while opposing offshore drilling near Florida.

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