Chippewa Valley Times

The principles of American values are outlined in a recent statement, emphasizing several key areas that reflect the beliefs and priorities of many citizens. These include limited government, where there is a call for reduced federal intervention and more power to state and local governments. The free market economy is another focus, advocating for capitalism and minimal government interference to foster innovation and economic growth.

Fiscal conservatism is highlighted through the advocacy for balanced budgets, reduced spending, lower taxes, and reducing national debt. This principle stresses financial responsibility and efficient government expenditure. Individual liberty remains a cornerstone, with commitments to protecting rights such as free speech, religious freedom, and the right to bear arms while opposing government overreach.

A strong national defense is supported to protect security through robust military capabilities. Traditional family values are promoted alongside parental rights within society. Respect for the rule of law is emphasized by upholding the Constitution and supporting law enforcement to maintain order.

Patriotism is expressed through a sense of national pride and belief in American exceptionalism. Religious freedom is defended by protecting liberties without government interference. Lastly, there is a pro-life stance on abortion advocating for the protection of unborn children.