L. Todd Wood is the CEO of Creative Destruction Media. He's also been a longtime national security columnist for the Washington Times, and other large publications. Visit LToddWood.com.

Barbara Casanova was born into a political, civically active family. Her parents came to the US from Cuba in 1960. They became very active in the Republican Party and were eventually Presidential Appointees under Presidents Ronald Reagan and George Bush, Sr. She grew up in Washington, DC, and has her degree in Political Science from CUA. She has worked in politics and for advocacy groups for over 25 years in various roles. She now lives in Miami and continues to be active in the Republican Party and Cuban- American organizations, serving on the Board of the Republican National Hispanic Assembly of Florida and the Asociacon Nacional de Hacendados de Cuba.

Eduardo Vidal is a lawyer and political activist. His family brought him when he was nine years old from Cuba to the USA, but now the rule of law has been eroded in the USA as well, and we are turning into Cuba and the rest of Latin America.

Kat Stansell is an international banker turned stay-at-home mother turned grassroots activist and writer. She has worked with local boards, county and state political organizations, and served on election teams of three US Congressional candidates. Her writing began 15 years ago with letters to editors. Stansell has been an organizer for large and small events and a columnist for a conservative monthly paper. She now is a national news contributor with focus on local awareness and action. She believes that party labels are useless and the cause of much of the national angst today. America's only two choices are between the constitutional republic and communism, not “R” or “D.” Follow her on her Substack: Pat4evr/KatsMeow

Ben Batchelder was born into leftism and has been a black sheep since. An author of adventure travel yarns, he converted to conservatism after college, to Jesus Christ later, and to populist nationalism after Trump. A graduate of two Ivy League schools, he has had to unlearn much of his education there.