Sentences with phrase «conservative values voters»

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This has angered the religious conservatives, who are probably wondering who the party really values most: them or more moderate voters.

Ralph Reed, the leader of conservative group the Faith & Freedom Coalition, planned a Wednesday morning press conference to release his data about what he called the enduring influence of «values voters.»

It time for the Republican Party to GET TO WORK and convince voters of the Great Need we have to elect a New President... one who's values reflect a more Conservative view.

Though the Supreme Court is far from a consistent proxy issue for social conservatives or religious voters, it does provide a flashpoint for issues of religious liberty, traditional moral values, and abortion - on - demand.

The very core beliefs he values are perfectly in line with most conservative religious voters.

What he needs to do is show that he has the other qualities that somewhat conservative voters value.

At the same time, Huckabee's support for the FairTax and his identity politics cultural positioning repulses the key «somewhat conservative» voters who value policy prudence and electability.

The religious right, or value voters, or social conservatives are not real conservatives.

In a press release distributed by Lazio's campaign, Sayward praised the former Long Island congressman as «a life - long Republican with strong fiscally conservative values,» and a candidate with «a message that is believable and will resonate with all voters.»

«The group will argue that values — and not a politician's background — are the crucial factor in communicating effectively with blue collar voters and that it is today's generation of Conservative politicians who most closely represent the values of those voters who will determine the outcome of the next general election,» he said.

It appears that these traditionally conservative voters, made vulnerable by the recent financial recession, are beginning to rethink the structure of values endorsed by party politics, whose policies seem to communicate that profits, not people's welfare, are the bottom line.

With the support of 53 percent of voters, the alliance won 67 percent majority in parliament, and soon began to colonise the public sphere in an attempt to embed its Christian, nationalist and conservative values.

These national poll findings suggest that the first time vote may well prove to be particularly open and up for grabs in LibDem - Conservative marginals, but it may be a challenge for both sides to persuade first time voters of the value of backing a candidate who has a chance in the constituency race.

We need to demonstrate that traditional family values still matter and voters should vote for Wendy on the Conservative line.»

After all, the party won well over 40 % support at the last election, with a lot of it coming from older and white British voters, from Leavers, and from those with small - c Conservative values and a belief in a smaller, less active state.

While Labour enjoy big leads when it comes to sharing voters» values and being on the side of ordinary people, a majority of the constituency's voters believe the Conservatives are willing to take tough decisions for the long term.

The Lib Dem home affairs spokesman questioned the Conservatives» commitment to progressive values and civil liberties, in a wide ranging speech designed to convince voters «the Tories don't have to win».

(CNN)- Charlie Crist is robo - calling Florida voters, talking about his conservative values as he wages another campaign for governor.

Sayeeda Warsi, former Conservative Co-Chair and current Minister for Faith Groups, is given to saying that BME voters «share our values but haven't traditionally voted Conservative».

For the Conservatives and Labour alike, neither their values nor their brand are clear and consistent, so floating voters are failing to be won over.

Without naming Hoffman, the narrator says that voters «need conservative leaders who stand up for our values.»

In May 2015, with polls pointing to a hung Parliament in the run up to the 2015 general election, the Bow Group chairman, Ben Harris - Quinney, called on voters in marginal constituencies to support the values of conservatism by voting UK Independence Party (UKIP) where the Conservatives could not win, and the Conservatives where UKIP could not win.

«In an age when authenticity is increasingly valued by voters, he walks tall»: the tribute was paid by Andrew Mitchell, former cabinet minister and Conservative whip, one - time director at Lazard and officer in the Royal Tank Regiment.

He still believes Conservative values give the best hope for working - class and Welsh voters.