Sunday, August 1, 2010

The Next Generation: Alana Kane

July 27, 2010 by Stacy Mott  
Filed under Features, Profiles in Conservatism

Blessed with a gift for working with kids and a passion for politics, Alana Kane is wasting no time utilizing her talents as she is currently majoring in social studies education at Purdue University. As a firm believer in civic virtue, Alana places a great deal of value on voting, staying well-informed and helping others [...]

The Next Generation: Hannah Hill

July 5, 2010 by Stacy Mott  
Filed under Features, Profiles in Conservatism

While growing up in South Carolina, Hannah Hill learned first-hand from her parents the ins and outs of conservatism as well as the values on which our country was founded. In fact, Hannah says “conservatism and a passion for being involved has always been as natural as breathing.” As a result, she has chosen to [...]

Member Spotlight: Rosa Perez Leonetti

It may be the fourth smallest state in the country, but New Jersey has a legacy of yielding citizens who come to epitomize the American spirit.  For example, the cultural icons Abbott and Costello hale from the Garden State, as did the late Phil “The Scooter” Rizzuto who spent 53 years of his life shaping [...]

Member Spotlight: Julia Hodges

New members are greeted by her, the Smart Girl Politics leadership team values her contributions, and those fortunate enough to call Julia Hodges a friend know she is sharp, funny, and genuine.  Julie rocked the world of conservative activism in the summer of 2008 and things have not been the same since.
When the then-unknown Illinois [...]

The Next Generation: Nicole Alexakos

April 30, 2010 by Stacy Mott  
Filed under Features, Profiles in Conservatism

At only 18 years of age, Nicole Alexakos is already heavily involved in the conservative movement. This Dallas, Texas native credits her family and her upbringing for her political beliefs. At the heart of her beliefs is her strong Christian faith. “Everything I was taught growing up was based upon scripture, which runs parallel with [...]

Member Spotlight: Michelle Lancaster

April 8, 2010 by Ashley Sewell  
Filed under Profiles in Conservatism

Michelle Lancaster is a perfect example of how a hard-working mother of 3 can change the face of a nation. Less than two years ago, she was just another American sitting quietly on the sideline minding her own business.  And then Sarah Palin was announced as John McCain’s running mate.  She recalls the date without [...]

Member Spotlight: Bridget Geegan Blanton

April 2, 2010 by Ashley Sewell  
Filed under Profiles in Conservatism

There is no denying Bridget Geegan Blanton is a patriot. Whether she is registering people to vote, volunteering for a campaign, or traversing the country speaking on grassroots activism, Bridget considers every day an opportunity to protect and defend liberty.

The Next Generation: Nikki Carey-Nicholson

March 30, 2010 by Stacy Mott  
Filed under Features, Profiles in Conservatism

Nikki Carey-Nicholson’s entire family is conservative, and always has been. “I’ve never had the pleasure of attending one of those tense family gatherings where you’re afraid to talk about politics and where you stand on issues.” Nikki’s parents are small business owners and she credits them with having an enormous influence on the way she [...]

The Next Generation: Andrea Plunkett

March 22, 2010 by Stacy Mott  
Filed under Features, Profiles in Conservatism

Andrea Plunkett comes from a conservative family, but it wasn’t until age 13, when she participated in a program called TeenPact, that she really began to take an interest in government. The daughter of a small businessman, Andrea was lucky enough to be exposed to small business conferences, lobbying events, and political forums [...]

The Next Generation: Keli Carender

March 15, 2010 by Stacy Mott  
Filed under Features, Profiles in Conservatism

While Keli Carender was not raised in a Republican household, her parents always considered themselves to be conservative Democrats. In the early 1990s they began to believe that the Democrat party had become far too liberal, but it was not until college that Keli began to read and research, developing a real connection with [...]

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