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Republicans About to Squander Yet Another

Favorable Election Wave in 2024

We Conservatives Must Re-focus GOP Candidates
on the No. 1 Issue Facing America
MEMORANDUM

TO: Conservative Leaders/Activists Most are stressing the economy, China,
FROM: Richard A. Viguerie fentanyl, open borders, defund the police/crime,

DATE: June 12, 2023 etc. However, it’s my opinion that the most
SUBJECT: Quiz: What’s the most important important issue all are failing to address is the

issue in America for Republican Spiritual Civil War that the Democrats have
presidential candidates to address? launched against traditional Judeo-Christian
values.

I’m conducting a national poll of several
million conservatives via email. When the results of the poll are in next week,
I’ll send the results to all of the Republican
The question I’m interested in is—do you presidential candidates, as well as thousands of
agree with my comments in the attached article, in
national, state, and local media, including
which I say that most all Republican candidates newspapers, magazines, newsletters, TV, radio,
for president are failing to address what I feel is bloggers, podcasters, major social media users,
the most important issue?
etc.

GOP Candidates for President: What’s the Most

Important Issue Facing Americans?

By: Richard A. Viguerie

Recently, former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson announced his campaign for President,
describing himself as a “consistent conservative.” He ran through a long list of public offices he’d
held and issues he thought were important – the economy, crime, border security, fentanyl, computer

science education, Social Security and Medicare – but he didn’t say one word about the most
important issue facing our country today.

That failure prompted me to take a look at the other Republican candidates for President and what
they are saying.

Running through the list – former President Donald Trump, Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis,
former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, and South Carolina

Senator Tim Scott, I couldn’t find one of them talking about it, let alone promising to fight it.

In fact, comparing their stump speeches and announcements they all missed it, or probably
avoided it, and consequently they all sounded very much like poll-driven, consultant packaged-
politicians, not the leaders we need to win the great Spiritual Civil War that is upon us.

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