Kieran Bhattacharya, a University of Virginia School of Medicine student, is suing his university after he was banned (yes, literally banned) from the UVA campus and suspended from the school after he questioned the concept of microaggressions. After attending a panel speaking event and asking the speakers if one had to be a member of… Continue reading UVA Student SUES University After Being BANNED From Campus For Questioning Microagressions

Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, is fining conservatives for not wearing masks on the House floor. The Washington Post wrote: “As the House finished voting on Tuesday afternoon, a group of [conservatives] gathered on the floor, smiled and huddled for a selfie. None wore masks. They were among about a dozen [conservative] lawmakers who… Continue reading Speaker Nancy Pelosi Caught Without A Mask In The White House After Fining Conservatives For Not Wearing Them

A student who runs the Turning Point USA chapter at Whitney High School in Rocklin, CA had an “inclusion event” where clubs were allowed to set up tables and advertise themselves during both lunches.  The inclusion week apparently had the goal of “including all students”. The Turning Point USA chapter was approved by the school… Continue reading Whitney High School Tries To HIDE Turning Point USA Presence, Edits TPUSA Shirts Out Of Photos

Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna is serving her first term as the Representative for Florida’s Thirteenth Congressional District. Rep. Luna is a member of the House Freedom Caucus and the Congressional Second Amendment Caucus.

Rep. Luna is the first Mexican-American woman elected to the United States Congress to represent Florida. Raised by a single mother in one of Southern California’s low-income neighborhoods, Anna’s rough upbringing taught her the importance of hard work and independence. She also firsthand experienced the devastating consequences of radical big-government policies in cities like the one she grew up in. Anna joined the military at a young age to leave behind the life of America's low-income, inner-city communities. She would go on to graduate from the University of West Florida with a bachelor’s degree in biology. While serving in the United States Air Force, Anna met her husband, Andy Gamberzky – a bronze star recipient who earned a Purple Heart when enemy combatants shot at him in Afghanistan. Anna believes that the “business as usual” mentality in Washington has ruined the lives of everyday Americans, who are failed by decades of leaders who do not truly value them for anything more than their votes. In Congress, Anna will always fight against the elitist political establishment that has, for far too long, left the American people behind. Congresswoman Luna resides in St. Petersburg, with her husband Andy.

Tweets like those above have been ALL OVER The Left’s social media, but the IRONY is incredible… Those on The Left choose to blame Israel as ‘oppressive colonizers,’ but they apparently have ZERO idea what is going on in Palestine. Palestine has never been an ally to the LGBTQ+ community, in fact, Amnesty International states… Continue reading The Left’s Support of Palestine Showcases Incredible Irony

Lynn University in Florida has become the latest school to formally reject the formation of a Turning Point USA chapter on campus. After repeatedly promising students who sought registered student organization status that the process for recognition would be easy, saying it would only take a week or two and most certainly happen, the school… Continue reading Lynn University Is The Latest College to Reject Turning Point USA Chapter On Campus

If you live in Washington state and you don’t know the name “Jennifer Miller,” you need to. She’s a first-grade teacher in Bellingham School District who subjected her classroom of six and seven-year-olds to I am Jazz, a disgustingly woke children’s book about a two-year-old biological male transitioning to a female. I talk about indoctrination… Continue reading School Board President And Sex Shop Owner Defends Reading Transgender Book To First Graders

Advisory Council Member Michele (Mica) Mosbacher, widow of the 28th U.S. Secretary of Commerce and oilman Robert Mosbacher, Sr., was commissioned as an Honorary Consul of Iceland, Houston and Central Texas, in 2010 by the Foreign Ministry of Iceland. She is an author, motivational speaker and proud sponsor of Godstone Ranch Motorsports, a family professional motorsports team that races for charitable causes.   She has served  on the boards of the Houston Ballet, University of Houston; and was appointed by Governor Perry to the steering committee of the Aga Khan Foundation. Mica previously served as a director of the American Hospital Foundation, receiving the board’s highest honor presented by Ambassador Howard Leach at the United States Embassy in Paris.   Focused on education, Mica previously served as on the University of Houston’s Board of Regents and the board of Strake Jesuit Prepartory School. Mica implemented Best Friends, a character education program and the Raol Wallenberg Heroes program in the Houston Independent School District in the late 90s.   Mica has chaired numerous charitable fundraisers including Houston Ballet Ball, Woodrow Wilson Gala, Museum of Fine Arts Costume Institute and American Hospital of Paris Foundation. With her husband Bob, she co-chaired the M.D. Anderson Milestones and Miracles celebration, honoring President George H.W. Bush, that raised more than $10 million (a record at the time). M.D. Anderson Cancer Center’s pastoral outreach group honored Mica, and she was named Pacesetter of the Year by the Cancer Assistance League.   In April of 2011, Houston Mayor Anise Parker honored her with “Mica Mosbacher Day” for her initiation of the prominent public art installation, “On Tolerance,” featuring sculptures by world-class sculptor, Jaume Plensa.   In 2013, Mica was appointed by Her Majesty the Queen to the Order of St. John; in 2012 she was awarded the Silver Good Citizenship Medal, the highest honor from the Texas Society, Sons of the American Revolution. She was named Philanthropist of the Year in 2007 by TAASA (Texas Association Against Sexual Assault). Mica was named Knight Commander of the Order of King Francis I.   In 2008, Mica was inducted into the Greater Houston Women’s Chamber of Commerce Hall of Fame along with Barbara Bush and other prominent Houstonians. A journalist, she has received prestigious writing awards for feature articles. Her career began in 1972, when as an intern at KPRC-TV/NBC in Houston, she was one of the only female reporters on staff at that time. She later pursued a career in print journalism and freelance writing.   A longtime horse lover, Mica is a former champion in the American Saddleseat Amateur Walk-Trot Division. She won her first horse show at the Dallas State Fair riding J Miller and was trained by Charles Smith at Tri-Oaks Stables in Houston.   Active in political fundraising, Mica has served as a co-chair on many statewide and national campaigns. Born in Gainesville, Florida, Mica resides in Houston and Austin.

Advisory Council Member Mark Stitzer became Hamlin's Managing Partner in January 2003. His responsibilities include business development, marketing and assisting the Hamlin Fixed Income Team with sourcing of potential investment. He has been with the firm since December 2001. Mr. Stitzer's prior experience int he investment business includes Trust Company of the West in 2001 as Senior Vice President in Marketing, Crest Equity Management from 1984-1995, Mr. Stitzer was a Managing Director at Credit Suisse First Boston ("CSFB") in the Institutional Fixed Income Department. While at CSFB, he managed the short-term tax-exempt money market and bond department. Mr. Stitzer also served on the Board of Directors of the Marlu Foundation.

Advisory Council Member Lila Ontiveros is a Principal for CAZ Investments. She facilitates the ability of outside investors, including family offices, individuals, advisors, and institutions, to co-invest with the firm and our principals.   Lila brings over a decade of business development and client relations experience with her to CAZ. The majority of that time was spent as a Vice President in Foreign Exchange Sales at Goldman Sachs in New York City. Prior to joining CAZ, she served as Finance Director on a major presidential campaign.   A Houston area native, Lila was a Meinig Scholar at Cornell University and graduated with a B.S. in Industrial Labor Relations. She has been involved in various philanthropic endeavors in Houston and New York City, and has been a class agent of Phillips Exeter Academy for 16 years.

Student indoctrination from The Left is nothing new. However, the assumption was always that it occurred on a collegiate level. In the past few years, this indoctrination has quickly crept down to the elementary school level. Yes, children as young as five are aggressively force-fed opinion-based information about sex, gender, racism, protesting, elections and slavery. Anyone… Continue reading Two Organizations Fighting Against Indoctrination in Schools

At Stillwater Area High School in Minnesota, a group of patriotic students, including almost all of the members of the campus’s Turning Point USA Chapter, organized and participated in a walkout in support of our brave law enforcement officers. It wasn’t long until radical, BLM protesters, who held their own walkout just two weeks prior,… Continue reading BLM Confronted Pro-Police Students At Stillwater Area High School