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Values Voter Summit is an annual conservative gathering created by the American Family Association. Who's who in the conservative sphere of influence sponsors or gives speeches at the annual event. God and conservative values are the dominant theme presented. Special attention has been paid to include pastors and churches at the summit. Committed to a righteous America, Values Voters champion;
- Protecting the sanctity of Marriage
- Ending Abortion
- Limited government
- Strengthening the Military
- Controlling Deficits and Spending
- Defending Freedom
2010 Conference
The 2010 summit was held September 16 through the 19th in Washington, DC. Some of the guest speakers were Michele Bachmann, Jim DeMint, Mike Huckabee, David Limbaugh, Phyllis Schlafly, Mitt Romney, Sean Hannity, Christine O'Donnell and more.
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