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Libby is a political and crisis communications consultant in Columbus, Ohio. Along with her work as a consultant, Libby writes op-eds for The American Spectator and her own blog on culture, faith, and politics. Her bylines have appeared in Campus Reform, MRCTV, The Daily Wire, and Right Side Broadcasting Network. Libby has experience as an on-camera personality with Right Side Broadcasting Network at Trump campaign events and rallies and was the host of the Liberty Mail podcast. She had the pleasure of interviewing Former US Attorney General Bill Barr, Michael Knowles, Kayleigh McEnany, and other media spokespersons and scholars throughout her career. Libby is a Forge Fellow, a Young Women for America ambassador, an Ohio Young Republican Executive Board member, and, most importantly, a follower of Christ.

Elizabeth resides in Columbus, Ohio, and is a graduate of Miami University, where she earned a degree in Professional Writing and Strategic Communication. She is an active member of her community, currently leading a Bible Study through the student organization Cru and working as an associate editor for The Miami Student. Elizabeth is also a Fellow with the Forge Leadership Network, and outside of her academic and organizational commitments, Elizabeth is passionate about fitness, classic literature, and music.

Scott Howard resides in Lake Wales, Florida, and is a graduate of the University of Florida. He is a legislative aide with the Florida House of Representatives with previous experience at National Review. In his free time, Scott reads biographies of American statesmen and the works of F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Chloe Noller is a Hillsdale College student double-majoring in History and Theology. Originally from Spokane, Washington, she enjoys kayaking and hiking in the mountains. At Hillsdale, Chloe competes with the Mock Trial team and serves in campus ministries. Chloe’s professional experience includes interning in Government Relations at the Heritage Foundation, working as a research assistant for Dr. Bradley Birzer with the Charles Koch Foundation, interning at WHC Attorneys in Spokane, and working as a Career Coach for Hillsdale College Career Services. She is also a Fellow of the Forge Leadership Academy. Post-grad, Chloe would like to attend law school with the intention of working in constitutional law. 

Janae Myers is pursuing a degree in Business and Public Policy at God’s Bible School and College. She currently serves as a Legislative Aide in the Ohio House of Representatives, and is a Fellow with the Forge Leadership Network. Janae previously worked as a intern for The Heritage Foundation, and was a Student Recruiter and Donor Develoment Assistant for GBSC. She has been published by The Daily Signal, and shares politcal commentary on issues concerning conservative politics. In her free time, she researches policy ideas, reads profusely, and expands her knowledge of the world around her. Above all else, her one passion is Christ.

Adriana Azarian is a student at Hillsdale College studying politics and journalism. She is the chapter head for Hillsdale’s Intercollegiate Studies Institute chapter and edits the Hillsdale Collegian. She was a 2025 summer White House intern in the Office of Speechwriting. She’s previously written for The Daily Caller, the National Catholic Register, and The American Conservative. At any given moment, she’s likely listening to podcasts on Eastern Christianity, sipping a honey cinnamon latte while reading a good book, or sketching something she’ll probably forget to finish.

Hannah is a recent graduate of Patrick Henry College, where she majored in American Politics and Policy. During her time at PHC, she served as Editor-in-Chief of the George Wythe Review, the student-led journal for her major. She has held policy and research internships with The Heritage Foundation and the Texas Public Policy Foundation, focusing on data analysis, corporate governance, and strategic communications. Now back in her home state of Texas, Hannah is pursuing a career in public policy.

Amanda is a Christian wife, homemaker, and independent scholar. She recently graduated from the University of Tennessee with a Doctorate in History. Her dissertation studied memories of the U.S. Constitutional Convention and explored the historical development of constitutional exegesis from 1787 through 1861. Amanda is an alumna of Hillsdale College, a Publius Fellow at the Claremont Institute, and a Graduate Student Fellow at the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. She now resides in East Tennessee with her husband, where they enjoy shooting sporting clays, hiking in the Great Smoky Mountains, and exploring Tennessee’s waterways in their jet boat.

Haley Bock is a student at Patrick Henry College, studying Political Theory. During her time at PHC, Haley has competed in varsity moot court, mock trial, and coached high school speech and debate. Haley is the Director of Government Affairs for her school’s College Republicans chapter and a board member of the Federalist Society. She has worked as a legal associate and as an intern in the White House Speech Writing Department.

Mercy is a student at Hillsdale college pursuing a degree in History. Her classical homeschool education shaped her appreciation for the faith and family values. She enjoys good books, politics, and spending time with her six younger siblings.