Indeed, a Pew Research Center analysis released in August that charts “political values” of those who voted in the presidential election two years ago found that 98 percent of voters who are “consistently conservative” voted for Mr. Trump; 87 percent of the “mostly conservative” sided with him. The research also found that 77 percent of white evangelicals voted for Mr. Trump.
“Values voters will be coming to our nation’s capital eager to continue the restoration of faith, family, and freedom in American life,” Mr. Perkins says. “Since the early days of the campaign, President Trump allied himself with values voters, promising to put an end to the relentless assault on the First Amendment. Poll after poll has revealed that values voters remain committed to an administration that is committed to keeping their promises and restoring American’s fundamental freedoms.”
The scores of speakers include Mr. Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, House Freedom Caucus Chairman Rep. Mark Meadows of North Carolina, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin, analysts Oliver North and Sebastian Gorka, former congresswoman Michele Bachmann, radio hosts Bill Bennett and Dana Loesch, and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson — who will be speaking from a personal rather than an official standpoint.
