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Campaign platform explicitly prioritizes 'strengthening families' and parental authority: 'If we can address the family, get back to strengthening the families, that's going to solve most of the downstream issues in our society.' Backs parental rights as final decision-makers in education with limited federal government involvement.
Harding is a self-described 'faith-driven Republican' whose entire campaign is explicitly organized around his Christian faith: he announced his bid emphasizing that faith, family, and free enterprise are inseparable principles, and his second stated priority as a candidate is to 'defend the family' by protecting parental rights, getting schools 'back to educating,' and keeping communities safe — framing policy in terms that presuppose active, constitutionally protected religious free exercise rather than government regulation of faith or conscience.
Identifies the national debt as an existential threat and frames runaway deficit spending as intergenerational theft: 'Trillions of dollars in debt is not compassion, it's theft from future generations.' His campaign centers on lower taxes, cutting wasteful spending, auditing federal inefficiencies, and applying private-sector discipline to government — aligning with the rubric's anti-deficit/balanced-budget position.
Supports the SAVE Act to require proof of U.S. citizenship at voter registration, and favors treating in-person voting as the norm with narrow accommodations for military and disabled voters — consistent with the rubric's voter-ID and anti-mass-mail-in standard.
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Jesus Christ has had the greatest influence on my life. ... I grew up in a pastor's home ... selected to give the commencement speech in Harvard Yard as a Christian conservative.
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