Press release, Washington, D.C. — Eagle Forum PAC, a conservative public policy
organization founded by pro-family leader Phyllis Schlafly, is proud to
endorse Tennessee State Rep. Joe Carr in the Republican primary for the
United States Senate.
“Joe Carr will stand up for families in the U.S. Senate,” said
Schlafly. “He is a strong voice for limited government and traditional
values. When President Obama and his allies in the Senate attack our
constitutional liberties, Joe will always defend them.”
“Joe spoke out against the amnesty that Democrats and establishment
Republicans wanted to give to millions of illegal immigrants, and the
crisis on our southern border has proved him right,” said Schlafly. “He
recognizes the damage that illegal immigration inflicts on Tennessee’s
working families. He will fight for a conservative solution that makes
border security a priority and restores the rule of law.”
“Every day, the President and liberals in the Senate are working to
undermine our most fundamental liberties,” added Schlafly. “Joe
understands that our rights don’t belong to the government. He has been a
tireless advocate for the unborn, traditional marriage, and the Second
Amendment, and he will be the same in the U.S. Senate.”
“President Obama has drawn a line in the sand,” concluded Schlafly,
“and he will not back away unless we have strong conservative leaders
like Joe Carr standing up and fighting back. Now more than ever, we
need to rally behind true conservatives like Joe Carr.”
Eagle Forum PAC
supports candidates who are committed to a conservative philosophy of
limited government, national sovereignty and traditional values.
My Comment: My posting of a press release does not imply agreement. I am strongly supporting Lamar Alexander. The press release does not say how much money, if any, will be accompany the endorsement. With the election just eleven days away, I suspect any funding to Carr will be too late to help and most people who could be swayed by an Eagle Forum endorsement were probably for Joe Carr anyway. Rod
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