Santorum: Midterm Races Shouldn't Be This Close

The speaker expresses concerns about the conservative leadership's ability to galvanize a proactive agenda that benefits average Americans. Despite potential success in the elections, the speaker believes the races should not be close due to the current president's unpopularity and poor record. The speaker questions whether a future Republican Congress will implement a positive agenda for working families, even if the president vetoes it.

What is the speaker's main concern about the conservative leaders?

• Their popularity among Americans

• Their financial policies

• Their ability to lead a proactive agenda

• Their voting record

Why does the speaker believe the election races should not be close?

• Due to economic growth

• Because of strong conservative leadership

• Because of the President's incompetence and poor record

• Due to the President's popularity

What is the speaker's view on the current leadership's ability to lay out a positive agenda?

• They have been very successful

• They have not shown enough leadership

• They have focused too much on foreign policy

• They have been too aggressive

What does the speaker suggest the Republican Congress should focus on?

• Reducing taxes

• Proposing a positive agenda for working families

• Increasing military spending

• Improving foreign relations

What does the speaker hope to achieve even if the President vetoes their proposals?

• A more hopeful America

• A stronger military

• Lower taxes

• Better foreign relations