LISA FRITSCH

Lisa Fritsch, a member of the national advisory council for the Project 21 black leadership network, is the author of Obama, Tea Parties and God: What it Means to Be an American, a Conservative and a Christian.

She is a conservative activist and speaker who garnered national attention for her willingness to stand up to the NAACP when the group accused the Tea Party movement of harboring racist views, and for speaking out on the “diabolical” ways of liberalism on the former Fox News Channel program “Glenn Beck.”

As a political commentator, Fritch is a frequent guest on networks such as the Fox News Channel, BlazeTV and local news programs in the Austin, Texas region. She is a radio talk show host who began her career in 2004 at 590 KLBJ-Austin as a fill-in host on that station’s “The Morning Show.” Since then, Lisa has had her own radio program, “Your Sunday Best,” and is a frequently sought-after guest for nationally-syndicated radio programs and local programs across America.

Fristch is the founder and president of ACTS Alive (Americans for Christian Conservative Truth), a think tank that seeks to define the truth about conservative ideas in all forms of media. Lisa has also lent a dynamic voice as a consultant and strategist for political campaigns and fundraising efforts.

As a writer, Fritsch is a contributor to the Breitbart News website Big Government and has written for The Tea Party Review, Freedom’s Journal, GOP USA, American Thinker, Townhall.com, and The Daily Caller.

Fritsch is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a baccalaureate in Japanese language and literature. Most of all, Lisa is blessed to be a wife and mother of two. She lives and loves with her family in Austin, Texas.

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