Tudor Dixon

In 2018, she became a conservative commentator, anchoring the weekly program America's Voice Live on Real America's Voice, a streaming news and opinion channel.[6][15] Some of Dixon comments are that hijabs are oppressive garments and that Iranian parents are murdering daughters who marry without obtaining parental permission. She has also defended comedians' use of blackface.[16][12]

Following Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 US presidential election, Dixon promoted Donald Trump's attempts to overturn the election.[17][18][19] In May 2022 during a Republican debate, she affirmed her belief that Trump was the rightful winner of the election. Later that year, she would not say anything when asked if the 2020 presidential election was stolen.[20]

Dixon supports a ban on all abortions except solely when necessary to save the life of the pregnant woman,[31] and would oppose any exceptions for rape or incest.[32] She has also said she does not believe the mother's health is a sufficient reason, saying that the "health of the mother and life of the mother are different."[33] In an interview, she described the example of a 14-year-girl raped by her uncle as a "perfect example" of an abortion that she believes should be prohibited, adding, "a life is a life for me."[31][34] In follow-up interviews, she has repeated her belief that there should be no exceptions for victims of rape and incest.[35]

In a June 2020 episode of her America's Voice Live show, Dixon said "our kids are not at risk" of catching COVID-19. When Gretchen Whitmer brought this up during an October 2022 debate, Dixon denied making the comment and said "My own children have had COVID, so I would never say that."[36][37]

Following an October 2022 decision to include COVID-19 vaccines on the CDC's optional immunization recommendation schedule,[38] Dixon alleged that "liberal policymakers are pushing COVID-19 vaccines on our children and forcing parents out of the process". According to Michigan Advance, the state "does not have a vaccine mandate for COVID-19 and unvaccinated children are not precluded from attending school"; the media outlet further noted that "This is not the first time Dixon has touted misinformation about COVID-19 and children".[39][40]

In a June 2020 episode of her show, Dixon invoked a conspiracy theory that the COVID-19 pandemic was part of a plot that Democrats have planned for decades in order to topple the United States.[41]

Dixon plans to found Education Savings Accounts, which can hold funding for students to use on various options of schools.[42][43] In order to establish Education Savings Accounts, she has called for the repeal of the state's constitutional provision prohibiting public funding of private schools.[42] The DeVos family shares this end goal, for which it has been advocating for years.[42][43]

Dixon proposed a piece of legislation that would ban teachers from talking about sexual orientation or gender identity with K-3 students.[44] She called for the resignation of the leader of Michigan's Department of Education due to LGBT training materials, stating that "our schools are laboratories for their social experiments and our children are their lab rats."[45]

In June 2022, Dixon spoke in support of a bill that would prohibit drag shows in public schools and permit parents and guardians to sue schools that host drag shows.[46] Critics highlighted the lack of evidence for such events in Michigan schools,[9] and they pointed out that drag shows were not defined in the bill.[46]

Dixon has made public comments that have been condemned as racist by a journalist and an activist, such as calling hijabs oppressive garments and defending the usage of blackface.[47] She thinks that Planned Parenthood aims to control the black population and that the George Floyd protests were part of a scheme by Democrats to take down Donald Trump, which a journalists reports as being conspiracy theories.[48][49] During her campaign for governor, Dixon made a gender-based attack, suggesting her opponent is not a "real woman".[50]

Dixon supports tax cuts, especially by ending the state's flat income tax of 4.25%,[51] which makes up one-sixth of the state's total budget.[52] Her plan to replace revenue lost by the tax cut relies on tourists from other states.[53] Dixon has vowed not to cut police funding.[54] Dixon has criticized Gretchen Whitmer for her order to shut down the Line 5 pipeline, arguing that the closing will only lead to an increase in energy prices.[55] She has also criticized Whitmer's policies regarding nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic.[56] Dixon, whose grandmother died at a nursing home amid the pandemic,[57] accused Whitmer of being "ruled by fear".[56]

Dixon supports the Michigan Voter ID Initiative.[6] If passed, the initiative would require governmental ID to vote, end the sending of unsolicited applications for absentee ballots, abolish ballot drop boxes, prohibit ballot harvesting, restrict election expenses to be publicly funded, and toughen punishments for election fraud.[6][58][59] Dixon also called for an audit of the 2020 election results in Michigan.[6]