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Mike LiPetri

Nationalist
Republican
N/A
New York

Current Position: Former State Assemblyman NY-9

Running For: House Representative - District 3

Policy Positions

Economic Policy

  • For extending and expanding Trump tax cuts, including lifting the SALT tax cap, eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security

Business & Labor

  • For a unified federal crypto regulatory framework to protect blockchain and digital asset innovation from bureaucratic overreach

Health Care

  • For patient-centered healthcare reform emphasizing individual choice, price transparency, and portable coverage; against insurance company and government bureaucrat control of healthcare
  • Against Governor Cuomo's nursing home COVID-19 policy; called for the firing of NY Health Commissioner Howard Zucker and demanded a federal investigation into the policy

Environment

  • For water quality protections; sponsored and supported bills banning 1,4-dioxane in products, co-chaired a statewide Water Quality Taskforce, and supported legislation allowing public water suppliers to sue polluters

Civil Rights

  • Against transgender women competing in female sports or using female locker rooms and bathrooms

Immigration & Foreign Affairs

  • For stricter immigration enforcement; supports continued deportation of undocumented criminals and requires all immigrants to enter legally; participated in a ride-along with ICE officers
  • For standing with Israel; opposes BDS (boycott, divest, sanction) movements against Israel; supports strong military response against Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and Iran

Public Safety

  • For maintaining and expanding law enforcement funding; opposed 'defund the police' movement and claims to have been the #1 supporter of law enforcement as a state legislator; introduced bill to make it a felony to assault a police officer with water or any liquid
  • Against bail reform; criticized New York's bail reform law that eliminates cash bail for certain misdemeanors and allows release without bail for nonviolent crimes