Bill Bradley and Frank Lautenberg never held political office and they were elected to the Senate. My personal history also resonates with many voters. My parents never had welfare, food stamps, or government assistance. I certainly didn't have bilingual education. And yet we succeeded by the same way millions of other immigrants have, by hard work, a strong family, and taking responsibility for one's actions.
People admire that.
All polls show that at least 50 percent of voters are undecided a week before the election, which shows that a lot of people are still unfamiliar with the candidates. Historically, conservative voters tend to tilt the balance of power, especially in a multi-candidate primary. We're confident that the undecided vote, who tend to be more conservative, will vote for me as they realize that I am the candidate who represents the core principles of the Republican Party. I've been endorsed by New Jersey Right to Life, the state's official NRA affiliate, Gun Owners of New Jersey, the Coalition of Sportsmen, Eagle Forum, the Republican National Committee for Life, and the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons, because of my stand for restoring the doctor-patient relationship and promoting medical savings accounts. Political strategists always counsel candidates to limit the issues they push to three.