Kendra Horn (D)

Is the current representative serving Oklahoma’s 5th district in the U.S. House. She is an attorney and worked for the Space Foundation as a department manager. Horn received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Tulsa and earned a J.D. from Southern Methodist University.

The Questions

1. What should the federal government do as the pandemic seems to continue on and on?

2. What is the federal government’s role in education during this pandemic?

3. With several rounds of stimulus bills behind us, should congress do more and why or not?

4. Should the payroll tax cut be made permanent as the President suggests?

5. What should be done about prescription drugs and health care costs?

6. In the spirit of bipartisanship, what is one thing you admire about your opponent?

7. How do you be truly bipartisan and get things to work across the aisle?

8. What kind of reforms are needed in law enforcement, and is this a federal or state issue?

9. What is congress’s role in what happened in the McCart case?

10. What are the top national security issues that threats the U.S. is facing?

11. What can congress do to improve military readiness and match efforts like China and Russia?

12. How should the U.S. protect against cyber security threats from nations like China, Russia and Iran?

13. After America’s longest war in Afghanistan, should we completely withdraw from Afghanistan or leave some troops behind?

14. What should be done about the rising suicide rate among veterans?

15. Should the federal government or individual states deal with election security?

16. What kind of priorities should be addressed within our immigration system when you are in congress?

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Kendra Horn (D)

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