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Sarah sees the free market as an opportunity for prosperity. She advocates for minimal government interference in the marketplace, believing that businesses will flourish. She believes there is no reason for a government to be involved in the market. Government influence will restrict business growth as the market force will know best to dictate the pricing of goods.

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Sarah strongly believes that everyone should have an equal chance to succeed based on their skills. She advocates that opportunities are a result of hard work regardless of racial influence. She opposes affirmative action because it creates unfair advantages based on race or gender whereas opportunities should be given to the best qualified.

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Sarah believes that while individual rights are important, they should be balanced with the needs of the larger community. She prioritizes the traditional gender roles believing in maintaining established cultural traditions.

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Sarah believes in limited government involvement in the economy, favoring free market principles. She advocates for low taxes and reduced government spending as she believes that allowing businesses to operate with minimal interference fosters economic growth. Additionally, she prioritizes measures such as balanced budgets/tax cuts to stimulate job creation.

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Sarah believes in prioritizing the reduction of government spendinding, lowering taxes, and as crucial aspects of fiscal policy. She believes that excessive government intervention stifles economic growth. She supports measures such as balanced budgets and tax cuts to stimulate overall economic prosperity.

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Sarah favors a hands-off approach by central banks, preferring policies that maintain a stable currency.She has  concerns about the potential risks of excessive money printing as she fears inflation. She values monetary policies that prioritize long-term stability, seeking to minimize government influence on the financial system.

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Although Sarah went to a private Christian school in Boston, she has different yet similar opinions from the community. Sarah is heavily influenced by her parent’s opinions which consists of the importance of education. Although most of her classmates did not complete college in pursuit of being a housewife, she completed college as her family believed education was important.

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Sarah watches Fox News and The Wall Street Journal. These media sources typically provide commentary and analysis that reinforces her conservative perspectives on issues such as limited government, free enterprise, traditional family values, and national security.

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She holds skeptical views on globalization,believing it will undermine national sovereignty, traditional values, and economic security. She is wary of international trade agreements as she fears for the loss of cultural identity. She opposes liberal immigration policies, fearing the impact of globalization on national security and cultural cohesion. Globalization can erode traditional values.

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Sarah is heavily influenced by her parent’s opinions as they strongly believe in the importance of education. Although most of her classmates did not complete college in pursuit of being a housewife, she completed college as her family believed education was important. Despite her fellow peers’ eagerness to be married and become a housewife, she strayed away from their influence.

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Sarah is active in church where she finds support for her beliefs and opportunities for community engagement. Her social circle consists of family members and colleagues who share her conservative values.