Leavitt Becomes First Federal Candidate in New Hampshire to Sign ‘The 1776 Pledge’

You may recall earlier this year that New Hampshire was the site of 1776 Action’s first big legislative victory. We ran radio and TV ads in support of HB544, a bill that would ban the teaching of Critical Race Theory in K-12 classrooms. After a long battle, the state legislature passed a budget that provided real tools for combatting CRT and other anti-American ideologies in classrooms.

Needless to say, New Hampshire has a special place in our hearts. That’s why we were thrilled when Karoline Leavitt, Republican candidate for New Hampshire’s First Congressional District, became the first candidate for federal office in New Hampshire to sign The 1776 Pledge.

You can see Karoline’s video talking about the 1776 Pledge here.

Also be sure to check our her interview on Newsmax below, where she discusses 1776 Action and the importance of keeping CRT out of K-12 classrooms.

The 1776 Project "is the antithesis of the 1619 Project which seeks to indoctrinate our children and teach them to hate one another based on the color of their skin" says Karoline Leavitt. @kleavittnh @EmmaRechenberg https://t.co/VlT7z8drtO pic.twitter.com/pXcRyokb0I

— Newsmax (@newsmax) August 24, 2021