With the entire party behind her, including the support of party figurehead Buchanan, Foster intends to become the first Reform Party member elected to Congress. By providing Americans with a true conservative alternative to the wishy-washy Republican Party, a Foster victory would literally spark an American revolution. However, Foster, an American who happens to be both black and female, could strip myriads of disenchanted minority voters from the Democratic base while simultaneously neutering the Republicans simply by preaching America First issues. She adds a new dynamic to a district which had been in the grip of Dixon for over two decades. Unlike the Republicans and Democrats, the Reform Party's Foster understands the idea that it is both righteous and just to give higher priority to one's own country over foreign powers.
Nations are like families.
People are responsible for the protection, aid, and comfort of their own families. Without first assisting one's own family, it becomes impossible to assist other families. Similarly, the U.S., as a nation, must first protect her own people before she can bless other nations. This idea, rejected by both the Republican and Democratic Parties, can resonate in the 32nd District. Foster is ready to unleash this nationalist tide, which has been constantly repudiated by establishment politics, yet silently held dear by so many other mainstream Americans.