Carlos De La Cruz
R · U.S. House, TX-35 · not rated
The RJC PAC portal, which marks him endorsed, says he “told RJC he felt a duty as a Christian to support Israel against Iran and other genocidally minded enemies”; his own campaign materials say nothing on Israel. A 20-year Air Force veteran (Afghanistan, Iraq and border deployments) and San Antonio gym owner, the Trump-endorsed nominee runs on border security, veterans’ care, law enforcement, energy, AI and crypto, and Trump’s America First agenda.
Not rated: his mission page and Ballotpedia record (no survey) say nothing on Israel, Gaza, military aid or antisemitism; the only Middle East reference is his own service (“faced terrorists in the Middle East”), which is biography, not a position. His one reported position on Israel is RJC’s account of what he told the group; he left iVoterGuide’s Israel question unanswered in the primary and the general.
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