A big W for WT and President Nixon’s amazing story @TheAAPC Pollie Awards— Winning Tuesday brought home a GOLD🏅for our build of the Richard Nixon Foundation’s new website.
We couldn’t have done it without the stellar @nixonfoundation team, or POTUS 37 himself, whose larger-than-life story gave us plenty to work with.
We’re honored to help grow the Nixon brand for a new generation of Americans who want to learn more about one of our most impactful presidents.
Here’s to a true American Original ✌️🇺🇸
What does a Mayor actually do? How much responsibility and authority do California Mayors have?
Tustin Mayor @AustinLumbard breaks it down. Spoiler: It’s not just ribbon cuttings and photo ops.
Catch the full episode of OC Playbook Podcast with Austin Lumbard: https://t.co/rgmtqYFr9t
@jaredbsichel #OCPlaybook #OrangeCounty #Tustin
Orange County is purple. Parents lean conservative. So why are most of the schools controlled by the left? How did this happen? How do Republicans fix this? @maribarke explains. @jaredbsichel #WinningTuesday
How hard is it to fire bad public school teachers, even in conservative Orange County? Trustee on the OC Board of Education and school choice advocate @maribarke says “They almost have to kill somebody” 😬
@winningtuesday @jaredbsichel
We're honored to have served @billessayli when he fought for common sense as an Assemblyman in Sacramento. And we're thrilled that President Trump appointed him as U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California, where he enforces federal criminal law and protects 20 million people in America's largest district 🇺🇸
Thanks to local Republican leaders like @RealWillONeill, Orange County is getting it right: school choice and safe streets. Republicans should always be talking about education and public safety.
🍊Watch full episode at https://t.co/RFsE4hxNez
🚀 SENATOR Tony Strickland is being sworn in today.
This is a huge win in a competitive district and we’re proud that Winning Tuesday and Get Out The Lists led Tony’s digital fundraising.
Today, we celebrate the decisive victory of another tough, pragmatic, conservative fighter. California is changing and we're here for it. 🇺🇸
Appoint a federal California Czar with three primary responsibilities:
1. Review all federal funds directed to California. Report on whether the funds are spent well and achieving the intended outcomes. Highlight when harmful regulations get in the way. Expose fraud and recommend federal prosecution when appropriate.
2. Identify actions by state and local government entities and officials that violate the Constitution. Report on them to the U.S. Attorney General.
3. Identify how the federal government can legally condition the disbursal of taxpayer funds on positive action by California on immigration, homelessness, voter I.D., fire prevention, education, gun rights, and other areas of vital interest to the United States.
The imaginary LA<->SF 🚄 was sold to voters in 2008 as a $33,000,000,000 project that would be operational by 2028.
Estimated cost is now $130,000,000,000 and 📈.
The project has spent $23,000,000,000 — 70% of the budget — and not a single segment has been completed.
The state is focused on completing a 171-mile segment between Merced and Bakersfield that is projected to serve only 2 million riders annually (will be far less). Anyone who knows CA knows Merced and Bakersfield don't need high-speed rail. This segment alone will cost $35,000,000,000, more than the initial budget for the entire project.
For context, Cal Fire's annual fire prevention budget is $3bn. For $23bn we could fireproof every population center. But our Democrats have spent $23bn not building a rail line.
It's grift and corruption, much of it legal. CA's Regulatory Environmental Complex has made many "nonprofit" execs very wealthy. Similar thing with our Homeless Nonprofit Complex by the way. This state has more than enough resources for everyone to be living like the Jetsons, but the Democrats burn it on programs that sound good to naive leftists and enrich consultants, lawyers, and nonprofits.
Yesterday was truly Liberation Day for a client and friend @_SiakaMassaquoi! 🙌🙌🙌
Early last year, Siaka hired us to run digital fundraising for his J6 legal defense, shortly after an FBI SWAT team arrested him at an LA airport in front of his pregnant wife Charlotte. When we came onboard, the outcome of Siaka’s case was highly uncertain. There was immense pressure for him to plead guilty when he did nothing wrong: standing in a Capitol doorway for 71 seconds, leaving when police told him to leave, and instructing others to do the same. He trusted us to tell his story and raise critical funds for what became a 14 month legal battle with the Biden DOJ over not just Siaka’s freedom but his name.
Last night I finally met Siaka for the first time in person at @realDailyWire event, just after he received a full pardon. Incredible.
Why doesn't LA County clean the forests to mitigate fire risk?
Because it's not a priority in Woke LA.
Let's examine @CountyofLA and @CAL_FIRE official 2024 "Community Forest Management Plan".
The 134-page document begins with a Land Acknowledgement.
Gets much worse 🧵
Hillary Clinton wished me a Happy Hanukkah to her 16M followers on IG & FB.
She posted a pic from a 1995 menorah lighting at the White House, standing behind 5-year-old me.
I graciously thanked her and commented on how much I’ve grown in 30 years.
Happy Hanukkah, Hil!
Winning Tuesday and Get Out The Lists congratulate our clients and partners for their BIG WINS. This cycle, we raised funds for and worked with dozens of winning campaigns and committees, including:
*President Donald J. Trump
*Republican National Committee
*National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC)
*National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC)
*Senators Ted Cruz, Rick Scott, Marsha Blackburn, and Deb Fischer
*Senators-Elect Bernie Moreno, Dave McCormick, and Tim Sheehy
*California Rep. Young Kim, CAGOP, and Asm. Bill Essayli
*Reps. Mike Johnson, Steve Scalise, Jim Jordan, Byron Donalds, Ronny Jackson, John James, Nancy Mace, and Chip Roy
*“Young Guns” including Jeff Hurd (CO-3), Gabe Evans (CO-8), Tom Barrett (MI-7), Rob Bresnahan (PA-8), and Ryan Mackenzie (PA-7).
🍻 to the Republican Party for retaking the White House and Congress. Here's to many more victories for America 🇺🇸.
Outside of blue strongholds, California Democrats sound much like Republicans on some key issues, including crime and #YesOn36. Winning Tuesday's @thejaredsichel explained this dynamic to The Los Angeles Times.
https://t.co/CCWJTvEMDH