Eagle Forum PAC, a conservative public policy organization founded by national conservative leader Phyllis Schlafly, has endorsed Pensacola businessman and first-time candidate Cris Dosev for Congress in Florida’s First District. See more.
The endorsement appears here: http://www.eagleforum.org/election/endorse.html.
“Eagle Forum has led the national pro-family movement since 1972,” said Dosev’s press announcement. “It is the Gold Standard of conservative endorsements.”
Founded by Schlafly, an Alton, Illinois mother of six, at the time, Eagle Forum has led conservative support for smaller government, lower taxes and pro-family policies that respect parents, religion and communities over Washington bureaucrats.
“Phyllis Schlafly is a historic figure in conservatism. She supported Ronald Reagan throughout his career, and President Reagan named her to the Commission on the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution,” Dosev said. “The Eagle Forum PAC looked closely at all of the candidates before making its choice. I am delighted, proud and also deeply humbled to carry Eagle Forum PAC’s banner in this race.â€
He added, “This endorsement clearly and unequivocally makes me the Conservative alternative to the two career politicians in the race. I am committed to Eagle Forum’s principles of traditional values, limited government and national sovereignty. I am a Republican who will not take “no†for an answer. I will stand up for the grassroots, not the kingmakers. I was delighted to sign their ‘Stop Common Core Candidate Pledge.”