Maad Abu-Ghazalah
Attorney; small-business owner
The gist
- Pledges to end U.S. involvement in wars that aren't defensive
- Proposes balancing the budget partly by cutting military spending
- Proposes a federal consumption tax replacing the income tax
- Proposes more visas and a streamlined legal immigration process
- Supports a public safety net for catastrophic health costs
- Proposes ending corporate and foreign welfare to curb lobbying
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Pledges to end U.S. involvement in wars that aren't defensive
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“I would extricate our country from all wars that are not purely defensive”
Proposes balancing the budget partly by cutting military spending
Maad Abu-Ghazalah for Congress (getmaad.org)Campaign website · Maad Abu-Ghazalah for Congress · getmaad.org
“my solution is to balance the budget by addressing the two most expensive items. … drastically reduce the military budget.”
Proposes a federal consumption tax replacing the income tax
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“institute a federal sales / consumption tax on merchandise … With a consumption tax in lieu of income tax”
Proposes more visas and a streamlined legal immigration process
Maad Abu-Ghazalah for Congress (getmaad.org)Campaign website · Maad Abu-Ghazalah for Congress · getmaad.org
“increase the number of visa's to be more consistent with how many immigrants we actually want”
Supports a public safety net for catastrophic health costs
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“I think our society owes each of its members a safety net in case of an unexpected or sudden catastrophe.”
Proposes ending corporate and foreign welfare to curb lobbying
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“If we end corporate and foreign welfare, corporations and foreign countries won't have an incentive to buy our politicians.”