STRONG VALUES
Family and Faith Based
"Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." ~ John Adams
LIFE
We have to protect the sanctity of all human life, from conception to end of life.
We shall address social, moral, and civil rights as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution and its amendments so as to promote freedom tempered by responsibility while seeking justice for all our citizens.
Allow individual choices and personal responsibility to dictate one's life.
HEALTHCARE
Apart from the marriage covenant, the association of patient and physician in the medical treatment of the human body is the most intimate and private interaction imaginable. It follows that the liberty to direct and control one's own medical care ought to be paramount in an ordered and free society. The personal freedom to make health-care decisions must remain inviolate, while preserving the moral and legal prohibitions against the deliberate taking of any human life.
PARENTAL RIGHTS
We unequivocally support the return of all God-given rights for every family to decide how to discipline their children, what their children are allowed to do, and with whom their children are allowed to associate.
A free society demands an educated people. Parents will decide where and how their child will be educated, whether in public, private or religious education. The Federal government shall not regulate nor intervene in our schools. Federal education programs are unconstitutional, so this must be returned to the States and/or to the people.
TRADITIONAL MARRIAGE
We strongly supports the traditional family as ordained by God and built upon the marital union of one man and one woman. The institution of marriage is a sacred value upon which the traditional family is based.
RELIGION EXPRESSION
Respect the free exercise of religion. No society can survive in the absence of moral governance. In recognizing America's historic Christian roots, we firmly supports the necessary restoration of God in public life.