Burton LeFlore's Issue Positions (Political Courage Test)
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Burton LeFlore has refused to provide voters with positions on key issues covered by the 2014 Political Courage Test, despite repeated requests.
Issue Positions
For Presidential and Congressional candidates who refuse to provide voters with their positions, Vote Smart has researched their public records to determine their likely responses. These issue positions are from 2014.
- Despite exhaustive research, Vote Smart was unable to find information about this candidate's position.
- "LeFlore will work to reduce the tax burden on hard working middle class families." (votesmart.org)
- "LeFlore will work to stimulate economic development and create more jobs." (votesmart.org)
- "is dedicated to improving our struggling educational system here in South Alabama." (votesmart.org)
- Despite exhaustive research, Vote Smart was unable to find information about this candidate's position.
- "is committed to programs that will protect our waterways, timberland and farms." (votesmart.org)
- will defend the US Constitution and uphold its principles. (votesmart.org)
- Despite exhaustive research, Vote Smart was unable to find information about this candidate's position.
- The late U.S. Senator S.I. Hayakawa of Califomia founded U.S. English, Inc. in 1983 with the objective of making English the official language of the United States govemment because he believed that a nation divided by language could not prosper. Thirty-one states have adopted some form of Official English. The House of Representatives and the Senate are currently considering Official English legislation, H.R. 997 & 5.464, which has received bipartisan support, and is supported by 88% of U.S. residents. Considering you are seeking political office, U.S. English, Inc. and our 2 million members nationwide would appreciate your answer to the following question. Your answer to this question will be used to inform our members of your stance on Official English legislation and will be published to our website. We thank you in advance for participating in this pledge. (votesmart.org)
- Despite exhaustive research, Vote Smart was unable to find information about this candidate's position.
- "The U.S. should not intervene in Syria at this time. However, Congress should make a clear and unequivocal statement to Syria and the world that the United States will intervene if there is further evidence of chemical warfare." (votesmart.org)
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