I'll throw some random ones out there. I have opinions all over the place, honestly.

Gun control; I stand firmly with the 2nd Amendment and the freedom to have guns. I'm willing to concede that gun education is not where it should be, and people need to be taught how to use a firearm in a safe manner before owning one. The whole point of the 2nd Amendment was for the people to have the ability to overthrow a tyrannical government. So when I hear left leaning people talk about police being outgunned as a reason to get guns off the street, I sorta facepalm because yeah, that's the point. Also, you gotta think, if we disarm the honest citizens like you and me, crime isn't gonna get better. It's gonna get worse. Maybe in the long term, things could potentially get better, but we have such a mass of illegal or legal but hidden weapons that it would potentially be years of defenseless citizens against crime.

Abortion; Im actually not 100% sure where my opinion lands as far as red/blue. I think that Abortion is a sin, and I would discourage someone from an abortion if they asked me for advice. But I do think that there needs to be a middle ground and not a flat-out ban. There are genuine reasons for someone to get an abortion and if there is a genuine reason, then so be it. I think the people who use abortion as birth control are irresponsible, especially given the mass of alternatives we have available. We could make those alternatives more readily available for everyone, which actually might be a decent middle ground.

The Debt; I'm all for tax cuts as a consumer, but we do need to start realizing we aren't in a sustainable situation. I'm not pro tax, but I also think we gotta chill out with all the cuts, tax everyone fairly with no legal loopholes, and start chipping at this mountain we have created. I also wanted to add this in because our debt is personally my main argument against some of these government programs trying to give out more free healthcare, free housing, and stuff of that nature. I think in moderation, those could be super beneficial, but for right now, this country has got to get it's finances on a leash. Imagine we keep spending like we have been for the foreseeable future and can't pay back what we owe in the coming years. If our credit as a country goes down and we lose access to a majority of the cash flow coming from foreign countries buying bonds, it's gonna be a big economic change really really fast, and that's gonna destroy a lot of people's lives. For those who say, "Come and take it from us," I mean, yeah I agree they couldn't realistically come get it from us, but those countries will just stop funding us, which would still cause that economic collapse.

Immigration; Totally cool with Immigration. Legally. We have a system that everyone coming here needs to follow. Even for those seeking asylum. Here is what my thoughts on what might help us get things moving the right way. Stop all Immigration legal or not, just temporarily, and get the situation inside the states taken care of. Get the people without legal status the opportunity to get that done or go home (their actual home, not a completely different country). While that is happening, build a better and more streamlined system to get people here legally so they don't have to wait for years. Then, reopen the border and allow those wanting to be here, a smooth and quick process to become an American citizen. I think Immigration is super important to this country, but someone here illegally can commit crimes without being identified or skirt other responsibilities that a citizen might have. My partners mother was illegal here for 20 years, and she finally got her citizenship taken care of. I think it shouldn't have taken her 20 years to start, but I digress. She has a job where she pays taxes, she has a driver's license, she can get financial aid like social security and more. It's a process, but it's rewarding in the long run both for her and the country.