Mark Bray's Issue Positions (Political Courage Test)
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Mark Bray has refused to provide voters with positions on key issues covered by the 2014 Political Courage Test, despite repeated requests.
Issue Positions
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- Stable growth can be achieved if it is truly organic and born out of the prior four pillars. It is a product of proper management of the four inputs combined with a sound monetary system. Inflation and deflation are not natural and are destabilizing to the economy. It is imperative that real economic growth be realized if America is going to lead the world to peace and prosperity. (votesmart.org)
- It is an essential role of government through direct and indirect investment, to lead in development of infrastructure which facilitates that commerce within the states, across the states, and beyond the states. (www.brayforcongress.com)
- "Stable growth can be achieved if it is truly organic" (votesmart.org)
- For America to compete in the 21st century, our educational system requires reform. Our children must be job ready, technology ready, and leadership ready to lead in this global economy. Mark believes there is no ideology to education - we need results. As congressmen, Mark will work with our local and state leaders to promote solutions that will work for all Americans. (votesmart.org)
- Our country was founded on the idea that every person had the right to pursue happiness. While not a guarantee for success, it was intended that America would not have a system of social barriers to success. While many social and legal reforms have been implemented since the end of the Civil War, the vast majority of Americans feel that opportunities to pursue happiness are truly vanishing, while the wealthiest become the most influential. (votesmart.org)
- PILOTING INNOVATIONCongress is bogged down by bureaucracy and political hierarchies which hinder innovation. Mark is trained and experienced in generating solutions within complex and often restrictive environments that hinder growth and improvement. (www.brayforcongress.com)
- Our country was founded on the idea that every person had the right to pursue happiness. While not a guarantee for success, it was intended that America would not have a system of social barriers to success. While many social and legal reforms have been implemented since the end of the Civil War, the vast majority of Americans feel that opportunities to pursue happiness are truly vanishing, while the wealthiest become the most influential. (votesmart.org)
- Despite exhaustive research, Vote Smart was unable to find information about this candidate's position.
- Our country was founded on the idea that every person had the right to pursue happiness. While not a guarantee for success, it was intended that America would not have a system of social barriers to success. While many social and legal reforms have been implemented since the end of the Civil War, the vast majority of Americans feel that opportunities to pursue happiness are truly vanishing, while the wealthiest become the most influential. (votesmart.org)
- Our country was founded on the idea that every person had the right to pursue happiness. While not a guarantee for success, it was intended that America would not have a system of social barriers to success. While many social and legal reforms have been implemented since the end of the Civil War, the vast majority of Americans feel that opportunities to pursue happiness are truly vanishing, while the wealthiest become the most influential. (votesmart.org)
- Despite exhaustive research, Vote Smart was unable to find information about this candidate's position.
- Our country was founded on the idea that every person had the right to pursue happiness. While not a guarantee for success, it was intended that America would not have a system of social barriers to success. While many social and legal reforms have been implemented since the end of the Civil War, the vast majority of Americans feel that opportunities to pursue happiness are truly vanishing, while the wealthiest become the most influential. (votesmart.org)
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