Lisa Babbage is a Georgia District 7 congressional candidate who aims to defend the US Constitution and understands the modern attack on the American family. Despite a life of challenges, Babbage's unrelenting will to succeed and her appreciation of the American dream has brought her to fight for her community and the nation's founding values.

Fr. Beecham is a native of Atlanta, Georgia, where has parents and his two brothers and their families still reside. He is a priest in the Episcopal Church, where over the last 16 years he has served as Rector of several parishes, spent time as a monk, and currently serves as the Dean of The Cathedral Church of St. Paul, in Des Moines, Iowa. Fr. Beecham holds BA, MA, and STM degrees in Theology and Biblical Studies.

Bill spent 25+ years managing businesses in the Information and Technology sector. His career includes positions with Philips Electronics, CompuCom, AT&T and IBM. Since 2019 he has been investigating and researching business, health and political issues in order to make truthful information available to the American people.

Alisha Houston is a 4th generation army veteran born in Alaska. After moving to Atlanta as a teen, Alisha went from Grady High to graduate on the dean's list from West Point as the Academy's 184th black female grad since 1802. Alisha served as a logistics officer both stateside and at NATO. Alisha is currently The Real Estate Rep and provides Concierge Residential Brokerage and sales Negotiation Services.

A USAFA grad, Brent flew F-15 combat missions during Operation Desert Storm. After completing his service, Brent immigrated to Israel, where he was drafted into IAF active service. Brent is also a commercial real estate developer in Atlanta, GA.

Sixth generation Georgian, Army vet, and lawyer, Jeff Cleghorn became a gay rights advocate in 1993. He worked on the staff of the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, in Washington, DC, from 1997 through 2003, and served on SLDN's Board from 2007 through 2013. Cleghorn also served on the Boards of Lambda Legal and Georgia Equality, and is a past president of Georgia's Stonewall Bar Association. He now speaks out against transqueer ideology and its harms to children.