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Featured Speakers
DORI MONSON Political Commentator and Radio Host
Seattle’s most fiery and listened-to radio talk show host, Dori Monson is a hard-hitting, side-splitting and (occasionally) gut-wrenching government watchdog. A Dori Monson Show feature has been honored with two national Edward R. Murrow awards. Dori was also a finalist for the National Association of Broadcasters Marconi Award’s Radio Large Market Host of the Year. Tune live noon-3p on KIRO Newsradio, 97.3 FM
KELLY ANNA BROOKING Youth Political Commentator
KellyAnna has worked on campaigns, been a guest speaker for public events, run her own interview segment via Instagram and has been featured on national news outlets speaking about BLM, CRT, school boards, the importance of supporting the police and life as a young conservative living in the Seattle, Washington area. KellyAnna uses her Instagram platform to speak up on issues that young conservatives face, to fight feelings with facts and to help others find their strength to stand their ground. While KellyAnna is young, she is very passionate and appreciates the opportunity to be a voice for her generation.
CALEB HEIMLICH Chairperson, WA State Republican Party
“One of the youngest State Republican Party Chairman in the country, Caleb has successfully helped many Republican candidates win elections in Washington State. He has served as Chairman of the Washington State Republican Party since his election in January of 2018. He is a respected member of the Republican National Committee and was unanimously elected Vice Chairman for the Western Region, and a member of the RNC Executive Committee. During his tenure as Chairman, the Washington State Republican Party has grown in all areas: fundraising, training and recruiting over 6,000 new grassroots activists, and expanding their reach through emerging and traditional media. Caleb has appeared on Fox News, Fox Business, Newsmax, Kiro 7, King 5, Q13, KOMO 4, TVW and many other television, radio, and print media outlets.”