Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA)

Iowa Senator Joni Ernst began by detailing her life in service: as a local official, a battalion commander in the military, and as a U.S. Senator. She talked about Iowans' strength of coming together in times of need when the storm "derecho" tore through Iowa ruining crops, homes, and infrastructure. She discussed the achievements that President Trump has made in four years helping farmers, while Obama's eight negatively impacted them. In particular, the Green New Deal which would essentially ban animal agriculture and eliminate gas-powered cars, a nightmare for farmers. Joni urged America to choose "freedom, prosperity, and economic growth, under a Trump-Pence administration."

"This election is a choice between two very different paths. Freedom, prosperity, and economic growth, under a Trump-Pence administration. Or, the Biden-Harris path. Paved by liberal coastal elites and radical environmentalist. An America where farmers are punished, jobs are destroyed, and taxes crush the middle class. That is our choice. And it’s a clear one."

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem

Kristi Noem’s speech was inspired by the three fundamental principles that America was founded on: equality, freedom, and opportunity. She explained that today, those principles are under attack by the Democrats and their radical supporters. She highlighted the Democrat-run cities that are subject to violence, looting, destruction, and murder. Kristi describes the Republican Party as a collective group that believes in individualism and self-governance. "We respect everyone equally under the Constitution and treat them as Martin Luther King, Jr. wished, according to the content of their character and not the color of their skin." She ended by stating that President Trump will continue to fight for the common American.

"History chooses its heroes for the time in which they live.  At our founding, Madison  was one of the chosen.  When the nation’s very existence was challenged it was Lincoln’s turn. Thanks to these men, America is a land of hope. Their examples have been repeated in countless ways by simple Americans following their consciences. But, there is another American hero to be recognized. That is the common American. This is who President Trump is fighting for. He's fighting for you."

Congresswoman Elise Stefanik (NY-21)

Stefanik, the youngest Republican woman elected to Congress, talked about the Americans who served and sacrificed to preserve and strengthen the American dream. She expressed her confidence in President Trump, that he will continue to stand up for hard working families and protect future generations. She highlighted the impeachment sham and the media's obsession with it. She called it "an attack on you, your voice, and your vote." Elise also drew attention to the record-breaking number of GOP women running for office this year.

"Our support for President Trump is stronger than ever before. We know what’s at stake in this historic election. Americans from all walks of life are unified in support of our president. It's why more Republican women than ever are running for office this year."