For Vermont
Policies
Economic Freedom
Mark Stewart opposes Bernie Sanders' calls for wealth redistribution, arguing that income inequality in America is not grotesque but enviable, especially compared to global standards. Stewart believes that capitalism and innovation, driven by free markets, have raised living standards for all Americans, including low-income workers, who now enjoy benefits that past generations couldn't imagine. Rather than punishing the wealthy, Stewart advocates for policies that protect property rights, spur innovation, and avoid burdensome taxes that hurt all Americans. By focusing on job creation and maintaining a fair, market-driven economy, Stewart aims to make life more affordable for everyone without increasing government overreach.
Gun Violence
Mark Stewart believes reducing gun violence starts with stronger community values and vigilance, not restrictive gun control. He supports the "Castle Doctrine," allowing individuals to protect their homes and loved ones, and advocates for increased community awareness to identify and intervene when threats arise. Stewart emphasizes that fostering a sense of community and encouraging responsible gun ownership are the best ways to deter violence, rather than infringing on Second Amendment rights.
Fair Taxation
Mark Stewart opposes new taxes like the carbon tax, which he sees as an unnecessary burden on hardworking Americans. While proponents of such taxes may have their hearts in the right place, they haven’t thought it out. These policies often hurt low-income earners the most, taking a larger share of their already limited resources. Stewart advocates for fair taxation that keeps more money in the pockets of everyday people, focusing on reducing unnecessary taxes that fund bloated government programs. His vision for Vermont includes promoting economic growth without adding to the tax burden on individuals and businesses.
Restoring Trust
Mark Stewart believes restoring trust in government starts with electing leaders who are truly accountable to the people, not party agendas. The Founding Fathers didn’t trust big government, and a healthy level of distrust keeps citizens vigilant and connected to one another. Bad policies like Social Security, now bankrupt, Medicare on the verge of collapse, and Obamacare, which unfairly burdens young, healthy people, are clear examples that big government doesn’t work. The solution is to elect independents like Mark, who takes zero outside funding. Use the power of your vote to remove disappointing officials and elect those who are free from party obligations, ensuring they represent the interests of the people, not special interests.
Foreign Policy
Mark Stewart believes that U.S. officials should largely refrain from discussing foreign policy publicly, as even incumbents often lack deep knowledge, and sharing details can endanger Americans. On the rare occasions he does address foreign policy, his stance focuses on pragmatic solutions for Israel and Gaza, advocating for relocating Gazans to uninhabited islands to ease tensions. He emphasizes that foreign military policies often reflect American domestic concerns more than real-world conditions abroad, and favors a low-intervention approach that avoids entangling the U.S. in costly and prolonged conflicts.
Overall Objective
Mark Stewart is running for U.S. Senate to restore strong American values and curb government overreach. He advocates for personal liberty, fiscal responsibility, and reducing unconstitutional laws. Stewart promises to serve just two years unless a supporter referendum asks him to stay and plans to elevate a better successor who shares his principles. His platform focuses on stopping mass illegal immigration, ending corporate welfare, and offering more choices for voters, with a long-term goal to challenge entrenched leftist policies across the nation.
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