Imad Aldean “Dean”
Ahmad, Ph. D., is the Libertarian candidate for U.S. Senate or 2012. He is the
president of the Islamic libertarian think-tank and a chaplain at American
University. Along with these responsibilities, he is also president of
Maryland-based charitable organization. Dean has been a Libertarian Party
activist since 1975 and managed Steve Ziegler’s successful Libertarian campaign
along with four others. He’s also known for being an internationally
sought-after speaker and he has authored many current event articles.
Dean thinks that he
can help cut our federal budget in half in one year and achieve the idea of a
balanced budget within two years. He then would make an aggressive effort to
reduce the deficit. Dean does not support putting an income tax on any tax
bracket. He is, although, a strong supporter in making balancing the budget a
priority and also, he supports reducing defense spending.
When
it comes to the economy, Dean isn’t a supporter of federal spending as a way of
promoting economic growth or providing tax incentives to businesses to create
jobs. He also doesn’t support the temporary extension of unemployment benefits,
but he did support the 2010 temporary extension of tax relief.
It was not recorded
if he has a strong position on health care, but it did show a few of his
thoughts. He does support the repealing the 2010 Affordable Care Act. The 2010
Affordable Care Act states that individuals should be required to purchase
health insurance.
Dean
strongly supports the position on National Security. He thinks we should try to
eliminate all nuclear weapons from the face of the earth and to first reduce
all of the United States’ to set an example of moral leadership. He is not a
supporter of targeting suspected terrorists outside of official theatres of
conflict or the U.S. using military force to prevent Iran from having a nuclear
weapon.
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