GOP lawmakers are rallying around House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s “Commitment to America” agenda after the California Republican previewed the plan during a closed-door conference meeting on Thursday, just ahead of its rollout slated to take place outside of Pittsburgh on Friday.

The four-plank platform, which includes language calling for “an economy that is strong,” “a government that’s accountable,” “a future that’s free,” and “a nation that’s safe” but does not lay out specific legislation to address these topics, comes as Republicans fight to flip control of the House in November. McCarthy has encouraged members to use the plan as a messaging tool as they return to their districts to campaign.