Jeremy Hearn
I · U.S. Senate, Tennessee · not rated
Asked in iVoterGuide’s 2026 general-election questionnaire whether the U.S. relationship with Israel is important, he answered: “Yes. All Christians and Americans owe an understanding to the persons called good Israelites, whomever and wherever they live because Einstein derived our currency tracker using the firm entanglement of our Constitution and the Holy Bible at the summation equation for life as the equation found at Galatians 4:4. Thank you, and please, trust the process of 21st Century international diplomacy as we guide from the USA post this midterms when we have an American Plan that works both here and there.” He is an independent from Collierville whose campaign site is an idiosyncratic economic manifesto, largely in capitals, built on “Activation of US_Fort Knox” and an equal-earnings plan and promising “21st CENTURY ECONOMIC ALTERNATIVES TO WAR”; it says nothing about Israel, Gaza or military aid.
Not rated: the one statement on Israel is the 2026 iVoterGuide answer quoted above, which says “Yes” but explains it through “good Israelites” and his currency theory, and takes no position on aid or weapons to Israel, Gaza or Palestinians. His site mentions war only in general terms, and its repeated references to genocide describe his theory of unpaid average earnings, not Gaza; he has no Ballotpedia survey and no press coverage beyond the state's candidate listing. A generic anti-war line is not an Israel position. Unrated until a position on aid or arms is stated.
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