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Clifford 'Cliff' Bundy Stearns

Clifford 'Cliff' Bundy Stearns's Special Interest Group Ratings

Clifford 'Cliff' Bundy Stearns
Full Name: Clifford 'Cliff' Bundy Stearns

Budget, Spending and Taxes

2011 National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy Score 59%
2011 National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy Score 100%
2011 National Journal - Liberal on Foreign Policy Score 47%
2011 National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy Score 41%
2011 National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 0%
2011 National Journal - Conservative on Foreign Policy Score 51%
2011 National Taxpayers Union - Positions on Tax and Spending 88%
2010 Citizens Against Government Waste - Positions 96%
2010 National Taxpayers Union - Positions on Tax and Spending 89%
2009 Citizens Against Government Waste - Positions 90%
2009 National Taxpayers Union - Positions 85%
2008 Citizens Against Government Waste - Lifetime Score 88%
2008 Citizens Against Government Waste - Positions 92%
2007-2008 National Tax Limitation Committee - Positions 90%
2007 Americans for Tax Reform - Positions 95%
2007 FreedomWorks - Positions 80%
2006 Americans for Tax Reform - Positions 100%
2006 FreedomWorks - Positions 92%
2006 National Taxpayers Union - Positions 75%
2005-2006 Citizens for Tax Justice - Positions 0%
2005-2006 National Tax Limitation Committee - Positions 94%
2005 Americans for Tax Reform - Positions 96%
2005 FreedomWorks - Positions 76%
2005 National Taxpayers Union - Positions 71%
2005 Taxpayers for Common Sense - Positions 11%
2004 Americans for Tax Reform - Positions 90%
2004 American Shareholders Association - Positions 90%
2004 National Taxpayers Union - Positions 77%
2004 Taxpayers for Common Sense - Positions 38%
2003-2004 FreedomWorks - Positions 82%
2003-2004 National Tax Limitation Committee - Positions 97%
2003 Americans for Tax Reform - Positions 90%
2003 National Taxpayers Union - Positions 73%
2003 Taxpayers for Common Sense - Positions 60%
2002 Americans for Tax Reform - Positions 95%
2002 National Taxpayers Union - Positions 65%
2002 Taxpayers for Common Sense - Positions 33%
2001-2002 Concord Coalition - Positions 94%
2001-2002 FreedomWorks - Positions 95%
2001-2002 National Tax Limitation Committee - Positions 97%
2001 Americans for Tax Reform - Positions 95%
2001 National Taxpayers Union - Positions 74%
2001 Taxpayers for Common Sense - Positions 41%
2000 Americans for Tax Reform - Positions 95%
2000 Concord Coalition - Positions 51%
2000 Taxpayers for Common Sense - Positions 54%
1999-2000 National Tax Limitation Committee - Positions 88%
1999 Americans for Tax Reform - Positions 80%
1999 Concord Coalition - Positions 81%
1999 National Taxpayers Union - Positions 66%
1998 Americans for Tax Reform - Positions 100%
1998 Concord Coalition - Positions 48%
1998 National Taxpayers Union - Spending Score 66%
1998 Taxpayers for Common Sense - Positions 35%
1997-1998 National Tax Limitation Committee - Positions 92%
1997 Concord Coalition - Positions 62%
1997 National Taxpayers Union - Spending Score 59%
1997 Taxpayers for Common Sense - Positions 39%
1996 Concord Coalition - Positions 53%
1995-1996 National Tax Limitation Committee - Positions 100%
1995 Concord Coalition - Positions 50%
1995 National Taxpayers Union - Spending Score 82%
1994 Competitive Enterprise Institute - Taxes Score 100%
1994 Competitive Enterprise Institute - Spending Score 86%
1994 Competitive Enterprise Institute - Budget Score 91%
1994 Competitive Enterprise Institute - Deregulation Score 100%
1994 Competitive Enterprise Institute - Total Score 89%

How to Interpret these Evaluations

Project Vote Smart displays all known interest group ratings for each candidate and official, regardless of issue or bias.

Keep in mind that ratings done by special interest groups often do not represent a non-partisan stance. In addition, some groups select votes that tend to favor members of one political party over another, rather than choosing votes based solely on issues concerns. Nevertheless, they can be invaluable in showing where an incumbent has stood on a series of votes in the past one or two years, especially when ratings by groups on all sides of an issue are compared. Website links, if available, and descriptions of the organizations offering performance evaluations are accessible by clicking on the name of the group.

Most performance evaluations are displayed in a percentage format. However, some organizations present their ratings in the form of a letter grade or endorsement based on voting records, interviews, survey results and/or sources of campaign funding. For consistency and ease in understanding, Project Vote Smart converts all scores into a percentage when possible. Please visit the group's website or call 1-888-VOTESMART for more specific information.

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