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State House 87

1. Abortion: The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization abortion decision.
Marc Rosson (Libertarian)
Support
I'm not for abortion I do not believe God would want me killing anyone. people can go to other states to butcher babies.
DeAnn Vaught (Republican)
Candidate Refused to Complete the Survey.

2. Abortion: Arkansas' current law that prohibits abortion except to save the life of the mother in a medical emergency.
Marc Rosson (Libertarian)
Support
Leave as is. I could not make that decision for her she would have to live with her choice.
DeAnn Vaught (Republican)
Candidate Refused to Complete the Survey.

3. Education: The 2023 LEARNS Act passed by the Arkansas Legislature that makes comprehensive changes to Arkansas' education laws.
Marc Rosson (Libertarian)
Oppose
it did nothing to help kids learn. it only fattens up the wallets of private schools owners. These people are also big campaign donors. It increased the size of government. Schools are still teaching to a test rather than learning. all teachers are being paid the same there is no real incentive different than there was.
DeAnn Vaught (Republican)
Candidate Refused to Complete the Survey.

4. Marijuana: Legalizing recreational marijuana.
Marc Rosson (Libertarian)
Undecided
it will be legal one day and there is no difference between it and Alcohol except it's harder to tax and that is the governments real opposition to it being legal. When I was in the fire department I would rather deal with some one that has used Marijuana than some one that was drinking. the one drinking was apt to try and beat you to death and the one on Marijuana would try to beat you to the fridge and easy to deal with. it's all about taxes
DeAnn Vaught (Republican)
Candidate Refused to Complete the Survey.

5. Guns: Banning firearms that are commonly known as "assault weapons."
Marc Rosson (Libertarian)
Oppose
no guns should be banned and anyone who has be convicted of a crime should have all rights restored after completing their sentences
DeAnn Vaught (Republican)
Candidate Refused to Complete the Survey.

6. Gender-Identity: Prohibiting minors from receiving puberty blockers, hormones, or surgery for the purpose of gender transition.
Marc Rosson (Libertarian)
Support
they say we ain't old enough to drink till we are 21 then why should anyone under that be able destroy their bodies. these kids don't have enough to do nowadays.
DeAnn Vaught (Republican)
Candidate Refused to Complete the Survey.

7. COVID-19: Allowing state government to close private businesses during a health emergency.
Marc Rosson (Libertarian)
Oppose
The state government should have no right to close any business at any time. our state government acts more and more like the communist countries. We own nothing and there is no oversight happening on state agencies by the legislators

DeAnn Vaught (Republican)
Candidate Refused to Complete the Survey.

8. Nursing Homes: Letting nursing home residents voluntarily place cameras in their own rooms to enable their family members to see and hear them.
Marc Rosson (Libertarian)
Support
someone needs to see the abuse of the elderly. If they confirm
they want it. there are great worker in these places and there are mean workers. nursing homes are where people send relatives to die because they don't want to mess with them.
DeAnn Vaught (Republican)
Candidate Refused to Complete the Survey.

9. Freedom of Information: Further amending the Freedom of Information Act to prevent disclosure of deliberative documents such as government memos and letters, as discussed in the special legislative session of 2023.
Marc Rosson (Libertarian)
Oppose
A great example of Communism by the majority of the legislators. That was an example of our legislators taking our rights away. They did that to cover where taxpayer money was being roughly wasted. They should be ashamed of themselves. here people just want to give their freedom up in other countries they want a little freedom. We have had it too easy and it will catch up with us.
DeAnn Vaught (Republican)
Candidate Refused to Complete the Survey.