As we stand on the brink of a new era, it's clear that the battle for our nation's soul is heating up. Two months ago, President Trump nominated Pete Hegseth for Defense Secretary, and since then, ACT for America, under the dynamic leadership of Brigitte Gabriel, has been at the forefront of this fight.
We've achieved over 17 million digital impressions, including a staggering 1 million video views in just one day, showcasing our unwavering support for these nominations. -Brigitte Gabriel
Our digital footprint has been massive, with more than 50 posts across platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and X, driving over 10,000 clicks on our ACT Now campaigns specifically for Trump's Cabinet Picks. From compelling memes and videos to succinct, powerful text posts, ACT for America and Brigitte Gabriel have become leading voices advocating for these crucial confirmations.
Thanks to our members' relentless efforts, we've facilitated over 581,000 direct emails, calls, and posts to lawmakers advocating for the confirmation of Trump's nominees.
This week, we've updated our campaign to 'Confirm Trump’s Nominees Without Obstruction or Delay!' in anticipation of the Senate hearings. Our new email message is strategically designed to push for swift confirmations, ensuring that our country does not miss a beat in its governance.
The significance of January 20th cannot be overstated—it's not just an inauguration; it's the salvation of our country. As we work tirelessly behind the scenes with Senators and officials on the Senate Hearings Steering Committee, and as nominees like Pete Hegseth face the trials on Capitol Hill, your involvement is more critical than ever.
This is not just about political appointments; it's about setting the course for America's future. It's about ensuring that our defense, our policies, and our values are in the hands of those who truly understand and share our vision for a strong, sovereign America.
Together, we are paving the way for an incredible year with an incredible Cabinet. What a privilege it is to be part of this movement, to look back one day and say, "I helped make this happen!"
