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- Skills Gap:
The lack of qualified and well trained individuals in skilled trades, such as welding, plumbing, carpentry, etc. has created a gap in the job market that desperately needs to be filled.
- Free College:
Student debt is a crippling struggle a majority of college graduates are forced to face, and future students should not be forced to deal with said debt, should they so chose to pursue higher education in college.
- Political Correctness v Incorrectness:
While people are concerned about censoring those they believe create offensive content in the media and attempted to ensure that nobody is ever offended by absolutely anything, other issues such as climate change go undermined by
those very people that could be diverting their focus to more important issues.

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Gender: As a male, my gender has influenced my political beliefs in the sense that I find it difficult to understand the struggles women in the workplace face, as I have never had to deal with said issues myself.

Ethnicity: As a half Hispanic, half White (Norwegian) individual, I have experienced no hindrances in success due to my race, nor any ill treatment as a reaction to my race.

Social Class: My family's economic status has give me the privilege of living a cozy lifestyle, but hardships faced in recent times  have taught me the value of hard work and that being skilled in many trades is the key to survival.

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My political beliefs would be considered strongly Left-Wing Authoritarian on an ideological scale, meaning I tend to stand up and protect those who are oppressed or taken advantage of and believe the government should do the same.

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Democratic-leaning and financially comfortable, Opportunity Democrats have liberal attitudes on most issues including the environment, immigration and homosexuality. They stand out from other Democratic groups in their strong belief that hard work is enough for most people to get ahead and for being somewhat less likely to see structural barriers facing blacks and women. They are supportive of U.S. engagement abroad and involvement in global markets.