Mike Kelly

Nationalist

Republican

House Representative

Pennsylvania - District 16

Current Position: US House Representative PA-16

Running For: House Representative - District 16

Policy Positions

Against the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 ($1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill)
Against releasing Trump's tax returns by the House Ways and Means Committee
For reducing government size and spending while ensuring government accountability to taxpayers
For simpler and lower taxes while ensuring the federal government doesn't pick winners and losers
For robust military funding to ensure forces are fully equipped and trained, while supporting intelligence tools for counterterrorism

Against the TRUTH Act requiring public disclosure of companies that received PPP bailout funds
For pro-growth economic policies that remove barriers and onerous regulations while opening new markets for American products

Against the HHS contraceptive mandate requiring employer coverage of contraceptives, calling it an attack on religious rights
For Universal Patient Identifier (UPI) to enable efficient electronic health record interoperability

Against President Biden's proposal to forgive $10,000 of student debt for individuals making up to $125,000 per year
For local community control of education funding with flexibility, accountability, and expanding parental choice including career and technical education programs

For an 'all of the above' energy policy including coal, natural gas, nuclear power, biofuels, oil, solar and wind power for American energy independence

For the Federal Marriage Amendment (2015) and against the Respect for Marriage Act (2022), which enshrined same-sex marriage into federal law
For ensuring veterans receive benefits and care they deserve, including improvements to VA healthcare and job training opportunities

For filing lawsuits to invalidate millions of mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania's 2020 election and supported Texas v. Pennsylvania lawsuit contesting 2020 presidential election results

For the DIGNIDAD Act providing a pathway to legal status for up to 12 million illegal immigrants, paired with stricter border enforcement and mandatory work requirements

Against blocking funding for federally driven 'kill switch' vehicle technology that could monitor drivers and intervene in vehicle operation