Dick Cheney

Richard Cheney, during his time in office, supported tax cuts for businesses and high-income earners, emphasizing deregulation to stimulate economic growth.

Cheney generally supported policies that favored larger agribusinesses and subsidies aimed at aiding American agricultural exports.

Cheney advocated for stricter immigration controls and enforcement measures, aligning with conservative views on border security.

Cheney supported policies like the No Child Left Behind Act, emphasizing accountability and standardized testing in education.

Cheney promoted the expansion of domestic oil and gas production and was a strong supporter of the energy industry, particularly fossil fuels.

Cheney was skeptical of regulatory measures to address climate change, prioritizing economic concerns over environmental regulations.

Cheney opposed extensive government intervention in healthcare, supporting market-based solutions and private healthcare plans.

Cheney supported policies focused on deregulation of the housing market and promoting homeownership through tax incentives.

Cheney emphasized infrastructure development through public-private partnerships and an increased role for the private sector.

Cheney backed increased funding for veterans' programs, focusing on healthcare and support for military families.

Cheney did not prioritize voting rights reform and generally did not advocate for changes to expand access to voting.