Friend,
In case you missed it, yesterday was the New Hampshire primaries. And while counting ballots took less time than it did in Iowa, it's still unclear who will be the eventual Democratic challenger to President Trump this November.
What is clear – their message of bigger government, higher taxes and less freedom is not resonating with the vast majority of Americans.
Just ask the folks over at MSNBC. While they generally keep their guests and commentary in line with Democratic/socialist talking points, they accidentally asked a real New Hampshire voter his thoughts.
His answer was probably not what they were looking for.
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MSNBC Reporter: Can you tell us who you voted for?
Voter: Donald John Trump.
MSNBC Reporter (surprised): You voted for Donald John Trump?
Voter: Yeah.
MSNBC Reporter: Look at that. Bernie Sanders is not appealing to you?
Voter: The whole ideology would be destructive to the country. It's anti-growth. It's anti-family. It's anti-American. And, as a Roman Catholic, it's anti-life.
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Wow! That's not the kind of commentary that one usually hears on MSNBC.
However, I couldn't agree with the voter more. Whoever the Democrats nominate will implement policies that, as this Trump voter put it, "would be destructive to the country."
That's why it's so important that we elect conservative Republicans up and down the ballot. I'm committed to supporting President Trump's re-election, taking our Kansas values to the U.S. House of Representatives, and ensuring Republican victories in our statehouse. But I can't do it alone.
If you agree with MSNBC's man-on-the-street, contribute today to our pro-growth, pro-family, pro-American and pro-life agenda. While the Democrats battle it out to determine who is the most out-of-touch with the American dream, let's get ready to take back the House and retain the presidency in November.
Sincerely,
Rep. Ron Estes
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P.S. Your contribution of just $25, $50, $100, or $500 will assist in getting out the vote in November. I'm counting on friends like you to help me keep Kansas red.
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