Independent · U.S. Senate, Tennessee
General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026
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Also running: Marquita Bradshaw (D) · Tharon Chandler (I) · Andrew Gerena (I) · Bill Hagerty (R) · Robert Jones (I) · James Macon III (I) · Yoshi Matthews (I) · David Sutman Jr. (I) · Catherine Whitson (I)
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What steps should Congress take to ensure a quality education for students?
As an Independent, I support good ideas regardless of party affiliation. Republicans have supported protection of The Constitution and its entanglement with The Holy Bible, and Democrats have survived abuses of American Freedom often specific to women and children, minorities, and persons seeking protection as immigrants. All have contributed to specific cause-based agendas. In the 21st Century post computer age Congress needs bipartisan support of An American Plan sufficient to support American Freedom. Included in this plan is a secure currency source to fund all essential American needs including quality education for students and reliable jobs that provide sufficient earnings afterward.
What, if any, should be the role of Congress in the regulation of data centers?
As I have mentioned above Congress has the responsibility of working separately, but with the other separate Constitutionally-assigned branches of our trinary governance structure, to ensure the accuracy of all things American. Congress is the designated distributor of funds, truthful information, and first in line to assume responsibility for error that could cause default of our essential first protection - freedom to remain Independent as a nation. As an American Scientist, my eyes on and expertise in big data is an asset that can not be confused with hoping that we need extra coverage. The American Plan incorporates a data operating system and coding from scratch to be left at Congress.
What do you think Congress should do about the affordability issues facing constituents?
Affordability, inflation, and solutions to energy concerns contribute most to the abuse of freedom of constituents and must be addressed by Congress. The Constitution declared it an essential component of our governance, and it bears the responsibility of ensuring accuracy in all things American. Since computers became available in the early 2000s, a significant portion of affordability issues arose from illegal use of computers by a few. Congress should support this American Plan, so that we can dig ourselves out of debts added yesterday, emerge from vulnerabilities found, and move forward as one united team using these computing solutions, or patches, that are offered as public service.
If elected, how do you plan to address those challenges?
The framers of the Constitution included farmers and others. In the 225 years before computers, we had already helped to find signatures used around the world to attack others-only. As THEM now exist on our turf, we can now use computers as a tax-already-paid resource to survive more efficiently in the large cities, suburbs, and smaller rural communities that bear different specific human needs. If elected, I would lead, with others in the Senate, a turn-our-history-around from the chaos found today, to-and-through An American Plan that is sufficient to realign all of We. My American Scientist CV includes computing secrets and new job resources that can be used to address many ongoing challenges.
What do you think are the 3 biggest challenges facing constituents?
The three biggest challenges facing constituents are equal protection of American citizens, transparency about challenges before, during and after the War for Independence to form our trinary-governed Sovereign Nation, and protection from rulerism that gives rise to war. While these are mutually-inclusive, the evidence that these challenges remain point to chaos both in society and negatively affect our economy. Our freedom originates from the Constitution. To pursue good works while achieving a life with purpose for a diverse group of humans requires an understanding that we are not other countries. We call America home, and we are responsible for completing 100% of local essential needs.
Jeremy Hearn is not a current member of Congress, so there is no congressional roll-call record to show. State legislative or local records are not yet compiled.