Why would a wealthy conservative champion back a "long shot" for president?
In this video, Foster Friess explains why he is a big financial backer of Senator Rick Santorum, and why he believes Rick is a great candidate for President of the United States.
As you probably know, Rick Santorum won the Iowa Caucus. Having limited resources, he decided to spend almost all his time and money in Iowa. He rightly surmised that a win in the first official vote of the 2012 election would give him a big boost in the race.
Since his Iowa victory, Rick is getting much-needed funding. But money is only one piece of the puzzle. Running a successful nation-wide campaign will require vision, leadership, and skill. The winner will need to create effective campaign organizations in states across the country. Only a powerful and organized effort can compete with President Obama's sophisticated political machine.
Whether or not Senator Santorum wins the nomination this time, I like Mr. Friess' approach.
Rick is relatively young and has time to get more experience. If he's as healthy as his 94 year-old mother (who was a star at the recent Florida debate), he could be an effective leader for a long time.
We need to invest in preparing young leaders who know and love the Constitution so they are ready to make a difference for America!
As Patriotic Moms, our most important investment begins with our families, and in our homes.
In the words of President Ronald Reagan, "All great change in America begins at the dinner table." No other work is more important than loving our families, teaching our children the things that matter most, and helping them develop the attitudes, habits, and skills that will prepare them to fulfill their unique mission in life.
In this video, Foster Friess explains why he is a big financial backer of Senator Rick Santorum, and why he believes Rick is a great candidate for President of the United States.
As you probably know, Rick Santorum won the Iowa Caucus. Having limited resources, he decided to spend almost all his time and money in Iowa. He rightly surmised that a win in the first official vote of the 2012 election would give him a big boost in the race.
Since his Iowa victory, Rick is getting much-needed funding. But money is only one piece of the puzzle. Running a successful nation-wide campaign will require vision, leadership, and skill. The winner will need to create effective campaign organizations in states across the country. Only a powerful and organized effort can compete with President Obama's sophisticated political machine.
Whether or not Senator Santorum wins the nomination this time, I like Mr. Friess' approach.
Rick is relatively young and has time to get more experience. If he's as healthy as his 94 year-old mother (who was a star at the recent Florida debate), he could be an effective leader for a long time.
We need to invest in preparing young leaders who know and love the Constitution so they are ready to make a difference for America!
As Patriotic Moms, our most important investment begins with our families, and in our homes.
In the words of President Ronald Reagan, "All great change in America begins at the dinner table." No other work is more important than loving our families, teaching our children the things that matter most, and helping them develop the attitudes, habits, and skills that will prepare them to fulfill their unique mission in life.
Learn more about Foster Friess and his work for America:
FosterFriess.com
Bloomberg TV
Wall Street Journal
Fox Business News
Here is Rick Santorum's Speech after the Iowa Caucus.
(It's great and only 20 minutes long. The text is available too.)
Here is Senator Santorum's Speech at the Iowa Faith and Freedom Banquet.
