As our statewide footprint grows, Frontline is committed to doing more to reach a larger, more geographically diverse audience.

That’s why we are so thrilled to announce that, in Fall of 2025, Frontline will be hosting two Galas to inspire action and engagement in our mission.

The first event will be held on Monday, September 8th, at the Macon City Auditorium in Macon, GA and will feature conservative pundit Scott Jennings. The second will be held on Thursday, September 11th, at the Atlanta Athletic Club in Johns Creek, GA and will feature the Head Coach of Auburn Basketball, currently ranked #1 in the country, Bruce Pearl.

Sponsor a table for the Macon Gala HERE [[link removed]]or add your name to the Macon Ticket Waiting List HERE. [[link removed]]

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Attendees are welcome to attend both events, and you are more-than-welcome to participate in whichever event works best for you. Geographically, the Macon location is much more feasible for those in Savannah and South Georgia. It is mildly better for those in Columbus or Augusta (though the ability to avoid Atlanta traffic could make it significantly preferable). Those in Metro Atlanta or on the northside will find the Johns Creek location significantly more accessible – though, again, the “southside” crowd could find the lure of avoiding traffic a draw toward Macon.

Both events are at excellent locations

and we expect stellar crowds, elected leaders, and statewide influencers at both. Further, we could not be more excited about our two speakers.

Scott Jennings is a long-time renowned political strategist and commentator from Kentucky. While he rose to prominence, as a young advisor to President George W. Bush, he became far more widely known this election cycle for his stellar commentary.

As the “token conservative” on CNN, Jennings has absolutely destroyed everyone the network has sent his way – including our own wayward for Lt. Governor, Geoff Duncan [[link removed]]

His handle on X is @ScottJenningsKY, and he is a stellar follow – even though you are highly likely to see video clips of him flood the platform from just about every respected conservative.

As the election result was known, he shared these thoughts:

He was the subject of conversation between Elon Musk and Joe Rogan:

The White House even directly cited Scott Jennings’ support in recent days [[link removed]]

Without a doubt, Scott Jennings is the most capable conservative debater on television right now, and his influence is growing. He’s also one of the most unifying figures in the movement – earning universal acclaim both from those who would identify as more Trump enthusiasts as well as those who fall under a more traditional conservative label.

We believe Scott’s entertaining, upbeat, forward-looking, and principled remarks will be a blessing to our audience.

SIGN UP TODAY to serve as a Sponsor/Table Host or to get your name on a Ticket Waiting List for the Macon Gala on September 8th. [Note: Individual Tickets are currently not available – those who go on the waitlist will be called if/when they go on sale. Only sponsorship/table host opportunities are available at this time.] [[link removed]]

After the Gala in Macon, Frontline is excited to host our second Gala at the Atlanta Athletic Club in Johns Creek later that week with our keynote speaker, Coach Bruce Pearl.

Bruce Pearl is universally recognized as one of the premier coaches in all of college basketball, and he is easily the most politically outspoken on a host of conservative topics – including the importance of faith.

The 5th Jewish head coach to reach a Final Four, Pearl has been an outspoken voice for Israel, against wokeness, and for common sense. Having previously served as the Head Coach for Southern Indiana, Milwaukee, and Tennessee, Bruce Pearl has transformed an Auburn Basketball program that was traditionally among the worst in the SEC.

Pearl’s Tigers are now the #1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament (kicking off this week) and were the SEC Conference Regular Season Champions – an impressive feat given that the basketball played in the SEC over the course of this season has been considered “the best in history.”

Despite the attention he gets as a coach, Bruce Pearl does not stay silent on issues that matter. Instead, he uses his platform to frequently highlight political topics of the day.

His handle on X is @CoachBrucePearl, and recent retweets include Elon Musk, Thomas Sowell Quotes, Benjamin Netanyahu, and President Donald J. Trump.

Faith has been the center of his team’s run as the #1 team in the country. Watch a video after a recent win here

Some recent comments made on X include:

Listen to Bruce Pearl’s appearance on Mark Levin’s show a few weeks ago:

Known for his fiery on-court demeanor, his enthusiasm and passion, and for being an unequalled ambassador for Auburn University, Bruce Pearl is sure to entertain and inspire.

And, on September 11th, Pearl is a great speaker to talk about the unique role America plays in the world, the value of religious freedom, and the importance of standing with Israel.

SIGN UP TODAY to serve as a Sponsor/Table Host or to get your name on a Ticket Waiting List for the Johns Creek Gala on September 11th. [Note: Individual Tickets are currently not available – those who go on the waitlist will be called if/when they go on sale. Only sponsorship/table host opportunities are available at this time.] [[link removed]]

We cannot wait for these two events. I believe you will be blessed by all these events have to offer – great speakers, great venues, great fellowship, and an inspiring Frontline vision – and hope to see you there!

Cole Muzio

President, Frontline Policy Council

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