Amy Reichert
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Amy Reichert is the founder of ReOpen San Diego, chairwoman of Restore San Diego, and an elected member of the Republican Central Committee. A passionate advocate for conservative values, she has championed parental rights, government accountability, and individual freedoms. Amy is also a dedicated mother of two and an influential voice on local politics with a strong social media presence on X @amyforsandiego and Instagram @amyforsandiego.
Stories by Amy
Reports
This California Family Is Fighting Back Against a Mandatory ‘White Privilege’ Curriculum
A shocking revelation from a California high school student about discriminatory material he was…
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Leftist California School Board Censures Member for Defending Parental Rights and Girls’ Sports
Santa Ana school board member Brenda Lebsack has become a political target for challenging…
Reports
Parental Rights Ignored: California School District Defends Inviting Transgender Advocates, Bars Concerned Parents
A California school let transgender activists speak to kids behind closed doors—while the parents…
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How California’s Immigration Policies Are Killing Local Bars and Restaurants
A viral video of a bar worker in San Diego flipping a hot dog…
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Encinitas Officials Tried to ‘Out’ a Christian Child in Court After Hiding Gender Lessons From Parents to Protect ‘Privacy’
After a federal judge ruled that California school officials violated a Christian student’s First…
Commentary
A Mother’s Journey — From Tragedy to the California State Capitol
After her daughter was assaulted by an illegal immigrant protected under California’s sanctuary laws,…
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A Mother’s Fight Against California’s Sanctuary Policies That Betrayed Her Daughter
A mother whose daughter was trafficked by a previously convicted illegal immigrant fights against…
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Controversy Erupts in California School District Over Radical Gender Ideology in Classrooms
A California father is suing the Encinitas Union School District for allegedly indoctrinating students…