Will you stand up for American values?
Will you fight to save our children? Join me and together we can secure a bright future for our families and reclaim our great country.
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June 24, 2024 – Today, Andrew Gutmann, Republican candidate for Florida’s 22nd Congressional District, unveiled a new TV ad in the race to earn the Republican nomination and defeat Democrat incumbent Lois Frankel. In the spot, Andrew addresses fellow parents who discovered during the COVID shutdown that their children’s education had fallen under the woke agenda of the radical Left. In our school system, students are being taught to believe that America is an evil, racist oppressor and that open borders, socialism, and defunding the police will achieve global justice. Andrew is calling on Floridians to join him in the fight to reclaim our classrooms, secure the border, stop inflation, and keep our country strong.
The full text of the ad reads as follows:
During COVID, we parents saw it firsthand...
Schools indoctrinating our kids….
Teaching that America is evil, a racist oppressor.
That open borders…
Socialism...
And defunding the police…
Will achieve global justice.
The time is now.
To reclaim our classrooms….
Secure the border…
Stop inflation and wasteful government spending…
And keep this nation strong.
Andrew Gutmann, whose career includes serving as a Federal Reserve analyst, investment banker, entrepreneur, and software developer, promises to stand up courageously and honestly for children and families, fight for constitutionally protected liberties, combat inflation and out-of-control debt, and be a steadfast supporter of America’s key allies, most importantly, Israel.
Will you fight to save our children? Join me and together we can secure a bright future for our families and reclaim our great country.
I'll fight for our rights and ensure our values are upheld.
Andrew Gutmann for Congress
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