1. What political party and seat might Caitlyn Jenner run for? 2. define what it means that Jenner will run as a fiscal conservative but a social liberal.

3. Explain why Jenner might fiscal conservative but socially liberal based on her policy positions/issues.

4. What issues does Caitlyn Jenner support that makes Jenner a fiscal conservative? Identify at least 2 ( be specific and explain) (research online)

5. What issues does Jenner support that might make Jenner socially liberal? (2-3 issues) Research online

6. Draw both spectrums (Fiscal and Social) and Theorize where Jenner might place on each and explain why.

(Now: you will definitely need to do more research beyond this article to get all the information in a substantive manner. We don’t do much in terms of homework so try not to give simplistic answers to each of these but rather give thoughtful and nuanced responses :-)

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