Senate Candidate Kelli Ward Says U.S. Needs to Build Trump's Border Wall

The transcript covers a political candidate's perspective on endorsements, voter dynamics, and campaign challenges. The candidate discusses the importance of the President's support, the dissatisfaction among Arizona voters, and the need for debates. The candidate emphasizes a strong core message focused on building the wall, repealing Obamacare, and fiscal conservatism. The discussion also highlights the opponent's strategies and the candidate's commitment to Republican principles and economic growth.

What does the speaker believe is essential for maintaining a strong economy?

• Higher taxes

• Free market principles

• More regulations

• Increased government spending

Why does the speaker think the President's support will be beneficial in November?

• Because it will guarantee a win in the primaries

• Because many independents are disgruntled Republicans

• Because it will attract more Democratic voters

• Because it will help secure funding for the campaign

What issue does the speaker highlight about the Republican primaries in Arizona?

• Lack of voter turnout

• Excessive media coverage

• Absence of debates in key races

• Too many candidates running

What is the speaker's criticism of their Democratic opponent?

• The opponent has been unchallenged for months

• The opponent has too many endorsements

• The opponent is spending too little on the campaign

• The opponent is not well-known

What is one of the speaker's main campaign promises?

• To support more government programs

• To increase taxes

• To build a wall

• To reduce military spending

What does the speaker identify as a major issue with the current spending in Washington?

• It is a form of generational theft

• It is primarily benefiting the wealthy

• It is too focused on military expenses

• It is not enough to support public services

What does the speaker claim about their opponent's voting record?

• The opponent always votes with the party

• The opponent has never voted on major issues

• The opponent supported a large spending bill

• The opponent voted against tax cuts