CURRENT REVOLT’S UNDER 30 IN POLITICS - PART 4
Throughout the week we will be introducing the top political activists, players, and rising stars in the Texas right-wing political sphere under 30 years old.
The individuals featured were either nominated by right-wing leadership or chosen, by Current Revolt staff, to be featured on this list. Those featured are the defining examples of next generation activists and political leadership.
They are displayed in no specific order as we feel everyone listed is playing a unique part in making Texas a greater place.
Today is part 4.
ALINA VILLALOBOS
Alina is a graduate with a B.A. in Philosophy and will soon be attending law school. She works for a political consulting firm in Austin and recently helped flip a historically blue State House seat to Republican in San Antonio. She’s also helped run a successful Republican mayoral campaign in her hometown that garnered national media attention due to it also being a historically blue southern border town.
Age
24
What event/topic/issue got you active in politics?
The $camdemic definitely put me on my toes.
What is the number one issue you are most passionate about?
FaithFamilyFreedom, does that count as one? They all intertwine, anyway.
Are you optimistic or pessimistic about Texas’ future?
I'm optimistic about Texas' future mostly thanks to the fact that the Democrats can't find anyone decent to run. Even left-leaning voters see past the loftiness of career-politicians.
My most recent work while campaigning for State Representative in House District 118 fell into the same pattern of an extremely qualified Republican candidate running against an actually grifting Democratic candidate. The Republican candidate had created 500+ jobs in the state alone, while the Democratic candidate was selling dreams based off of ideology.
I have faith that the liberal-leaning have enough intelligence to vote based off merit rather than mere ideology.
I mean, if all they need is a talking head, who's next? Matthew McConaughey? Oh wait, they already tried that.
What do you believe the Republican party gets right?
Firstly, I love the Republican love of God.
The Republican Party also works to combat the horrors of human-trafficking, which the Democratic Party tends to neglect.
We protect our Constitutional rights, keep our communities safe, and understand economics.
I believe we are the true party of progress and prosperity.
What do you believe the Republican party gets wrong?
Often I wish that the Republican Party would not be so negotiable. The Left cannot be given an inch. Do not comply. Do not negotiate with socialists. Rather than nit-picking within the party, we must band together against the tyranny on full-display, emboldened by the media and Democratic politicians alike.
Who or what was or is your biggest influence on your worldview?
My Father taught me tenacity, and about the beauty of the American Dream. My Mother instilled a love of knowledge, study, and Christ. Both combined created a political-powerhouse ready to fight for truth.
Do you have a favorite right-wing e-celeb? A least favorite?
InfoWars host Mr. Alex Jones is a national treasure, despite some bad calls. I am thankful for the decades of work he has contributed to gathering and relaying evidence, often with his life on the line. Unfortunately, he's far too ahead of his time for the main-stream.
Do you think it gets easier to be more right-wing as you become older and more financially comfortable?
I don't think that the Left's issue is with finances, it's seemingly quite the contrary. I've seen a larger trend of liberal-elitism and the Left's need to infantilize those they deem incapable of basic human capacity. Champagne-Socialism is on the rise, ironically, due to the prosperity of the free-market.
I think it becomes easier to be right-wing the more one develops an understanding of man-kind's nature and psychological influences. Whether learned from a book, or from the streets, I think we all come to the same conclusion eventually.
Who are you supporting for the Texas Governor race?
I'll never tell. ;-)
How did you get through the initial covid lockdown?
With all of the extra time, I started an online business selling my old clothes after cleaning out my closet.
It did pretty well, surprisingly, and I'm glad to have gained some experience in selling. (And to have cleaned out my closet.) California is a great target-market, by the way. The profit made off of the price differential is insane.
I also learned how to invest in the stock market, and made some decent investments that afforded me a nice little vacation. Solar energy was huge and I got into SunRun early. Love solar.
What is your position on businesses and corporations discriminating against and/or terminating employees who are unvaccinated? Should businesses be allowed to do this?
Unvaccinated, and proud of it. Pfizer is one of the most corrupt corporations in the world, having paid the largest criminal fine in U.S. history. Also, how many people have Johnson & Johnson poisoned with asbestos? The Left and their Big Pharma friends can have a blast injecting the Kool-Aid as long as they stay far away from me.
What are you currently reading, watching, listening to, consuming?
I'm just finishing Robert Greene's 33 Strategies of War. Although I disagree with Greene's general outlook, he is knowledgeable nonetheless. I'm also watching the most recent season of one of my favorite shows, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
What are your future plans in politics?
I will be working on another political campaign soon, so expect another groundbreaking Republican win!
What do you do for a fun or hobby that is not politically related?
I love fashion, art, texting, music, working out, networking, scrolling mindlessly.
How can Texans help you?
Friends and Followers are always welcome. If we are going to keep Texas red, we're going to need to stay in touch and collaborate.
Where can people go to follow you online?
-Insta: alinaforliberty
KELLY NEIDERT
Kelly Neidert is currently a student at the University of North Texas where she majored in marketing and now finishing up a minor in history. She’s been the leader of a campus conservative group since 2019 and has been doxed by antifa, “hexed” by “witches” (mentally ill individuals with candles and tarot cards), and leftists students even made a petition to force the school to expel her from campus. In spring of this year, she organized a Bible verse Easter egg hunt on campus and received so much backlash she was interviewed by Fox News. Her TikTok has a following of over 60,000 subscribers where she posts videos of dealing with the absolute degenerates at her school.
Age
21
What event/topic/issue got you active in politics?
I became interested in politics when I transferred from a small private Baptist college to the University of North Texas. I was shocked at how far left everyone was and how degenerative the campus culture seemed. There were no active conservative groups, and it was clear that one was needed, so I started one and became heavily involved in campus activism and politics.
What is the number one issue you are most passionate about?
Currently my number one issue is social media censorship and freedom of speech. After students have called for me to suspended and expelled on multiple occasions because I expressed my conservative viewpoints on campus, this issue hits home for me.
Are you optimistic or pessimistic about Texas’ future?
Pessimistic. Being on college campus and seeing how deranged and unhinged most people my age are, I have little hope.
What do you believe the Republican party gets right?
Virtually nothing
What do you believe the Republican party gets wrong?
The Republican party has absolutely terrible outreach to people my age. Even on a local level, I’ve had a difficult time getting in touch with local GOP when looking for support for my conservative college group. They are not doing themselves any favors.
Who or what was or is your biggest influence on your worldview?
Definitely my family
Do you think it gets easier to be more right-wing as you become older and more financially comfortable?
Yes, I think a lot of people my age move a little to the right when they get out of college.
Who are you supporting for the Texas Governor race?
Huffines
How did you get through the initial covid lockdown?
I mostly just caught up on sleep and trolled people online.
What is your position on businesses and corporations discriminating against and/or terminating employees who are unvaccinated? Should businesses be allowed to do this?
Businesses acting against unvaccinated employees is incredibly wrong and should not be tolerated. I am unvaxxed and do not plan on getting it.
What are you currently reading, watching, listening to, consuming?
I’m currently obsessed with true crime podcasts/YouTube videos.
What are your future plans in politics?
I plan to continue being a menace on my college campus for my final semester. After that, I can see myself volunteering on campaigns and advocating for college conservatives.
What do you do for a fun or hobby that is not politically related?
I spend most of my free time studying or going out with friends.
How can Texans help you?
Follow me and stay on the lookout for what I’m up to on campus!
Twitter: https://twitter.com/kelly_neidert
CARSON WOLF
Carson Wolf is a Gen-Z Christian, social conservative and political commentator. Carson has worked with several organizations like YAAS, TPUSA, Unwoke Narrative, Today is America, and Campus Reform. Carson hosts a show called Parallels discussing how history tends to repat itself and also The Carson Wolf Show. Carson also does speaking tours for college campuses around the country with his partner, Lily Kate.
Age
19
What event/topic/issue got you active in politics?
So my story of getting political is kinda cringe, not gonna lie. I actually began my political life– not because any topic or issue was just ‘calling upon me–’ but it was because of a girl. I was really into this girl– she was super cute, very involved in politics, and super lib… like SJW, LBGTQ ally, George Floyd lover, BLM activist, ‘Tax the Rich,’ Man-hating Feminist, super lib. And sadly, she made me super lib (cringe). This chick and her super toxic friends had such a strong influence on me that I was sneaking out of my house to go to a Pride Parades and anti-gun protests (cringe). It was mostly because I went to a majority non-white, non-christian, left-leaning school, and I was constantly trying to please people (cringe). This is even despite the fact that I grew up in a very conservative family. It wasn’t until this chick ghosted me after I took her to homecoming (what a b*tch, right?) that I started becoming a conservative. But she did inspire me to get involved in politics– I do owe her that.
What is the number one issue you are most passionate about?
Conservative Culture
Look, I’m a college kid– I get what it’s like to be in college. But way too many college conservatives don’t live like conservatives. What I mean by this is simple: the partying (putting the fufilment of your desires above all else), the getting drunk (losing your faculties of reason and not being able to control your desires), the engaging in hookup culture (literally a product of second wave feminism), the smoking weed (making you numb to the progressive upheaval of the social order and giving you dopamine so you don’t stop it), the watching p*rn (weakening the modern man), all of it. Every time a conservative engages in this lifestyle, the left’s grip on culture gets just a little bit stronger. As long as young conservatives continue to cede ground to the left by engaging in these activities, every generation that comes is going to be more and more progressive. We should reject the progressivist lifestyle of dopamine rushes, the pursuit of our desires at any costs, the plastic lifestyle, and lack of responsibility– instead, we should pursue a lifestyle that is not fleeting: having children, getting married or getting in a stable relationship, getting a core group of friends, building a community, worshipping God, embracing tradition, and preserving it all. That is what conservatives do.
Are you optimistic or pessimistic about Texas’ future?
Incredibly optimistic. Gen-Z Texans are gonna MAKE TEXAS GREAT AGAIN. Yeah, I know, I know– there’s a lotta libs in Texas’ Gen Z. But guess what? Those ones are lame. The majority of Gen-Z Texans are libs, yes. But also, if you were to pick the leaders of that majority, it’s pretty pathetic. Like, let’s think about the best Gen-Z liberals have to offer is, who? I can’t even think of them because they’re so forgettable, and remember that I was a liberal, for God’s sake. Now, let’s look at the best the Gen-Z Texas conservatives have to offer: John Doyle, Lily Kate, Morgan Zegers, and yours truly. I mean, these are world-changers right here! All here in the same state. Texas nowadays is sort of like Philadelphia was during the 1770s– the majority of people in the city were loyalists, but everybody who mattered in the fight against them was in that city. So, yeah, I’m very optimistic.
What do you believe the Republican party gets right?
I believe the Republican Party (1988-2016) got nothing right– literally nothing right. Mostly because they weren’t a conservative party, as they were a Neo-Liberal party– aka they offered basically the exact same agenda as the libs but they were gonna spend less. Pretty lame agenda, not gonna lie. However, Trump forced the party to become conservative, even if many RINOs have yet to embrace it. He said “screw y’all exporting all our production to China in the name of ‘GDP,’ screw y’all and all you’re wokeness, screw y’all bringing in illegal immigrants for cheap labor! Screw all of that! We’re putting AMERICA FIRST!”
What do you believe the Republican party gets wrong?
Their marketing to young people. My generation has been lost to empty promises of purposelessness, identity crises, and godlessness. All the Republicans/conservatives had to do was offer SOMETHING other than that. Instead, they’ve played the game of “you do you,” feeding the ideas of “reality is just subjective” and the rejection of objective truth. This is why we have lost. We have failed to give the youth something to fight for. We have failed to create a world that’s worth conserving.
Do you have a favorite right-wing e-celeb?
I am a big fan of John Doyle. He is a super based king of right wing gatekeeping and I’ve had the pleasure of working with him on several projects! We are so back!
I am not a fan of the E-Girl conservatives. I think they flaunt unconservative principles– hookup culture, feminism, and toxic individualism– that fuel the destruction of Gen-Z to the left.
Do you think it gets easier to be more right-wing as you become older and more financially comfortable?
No. I think that’s a cope used by boomers to smugly reject the fact that they failed to control the younger generations, as they allowed them to slip away under the influence of the left. Millennials are nearly 40 years old now and the overwhelming majority of them are libs– borderline communists. Right-wing ideologies don’t come with age– they come with conviction.
Who are you supporting for the Texas Governor race?
Don Huffines.
How did you get through the initial covid lockdown?
I was locked down in the worst place on earth: Commiefornia. I was unable to travel back to Texas and was stuck in my house while Antifa burned down my city.
What is your position on businesses and corporations discriminating against and/or terminating employees who are unvaccinated? Should businesses be allowed to do this?
My position: cringe. It’s so cringe for businesses to terminate employees who don’t receive the Fauci ouchie. Imagine being so fragile in your worldview that you are so disturbed by a coworker not having the same solution of chemicals in their bloodstream that you have to whine and demand them be fired. Apparently a lot of people don’t have to imagine that because their worldview is that fragile. Pretty simpy, if you ask me.
Businesses should not be allowed to do this. Libertarians would be like “Oh, but their private businesses! They should!” (cringe). Libertarians, once again, are wrong. Corporations are not our friends. Corporations are the ones encouraging the tranzing of kids, pride month propaganda, George Floyd idolization, repealing of the 2nd Amendment, and the imprisonment of right wing ‘insurrectionists!’ Corporations hate us! They want to control us! They should be given that power last– even after the government.
What are you currently reading, watching, listening to, consuming?
I am currently reading “The Christian Manifesto” by Francis Schaeffer
What are your future plans in politics?
I am waiting for God to show me what is in store. Whatever his will, thy will be done.
What do you do for a fun or hobby that is not politically related?
I play music in a band with my buddies. I also am in a fight club with my friends– we do boxing, wrestling, and all these sigma male things. I also read a lot of books– really based.
Where can people go to follow you online?
Instagram: @carsonwolfofficial
Gab: CarsonWolf
Telegram: https: //t.me/carsonwolfofficial
Spotify: Carson Wolf Show
Youtube: Carson Wolf
Twitter: banned
TIGER LILY
Tiger Lily is a wife, soon to be mom, writer, working with farmers across the country, drinking raw milk, permanently shadow banned on the internet for posting too much truth.
Age
28
What event/topic/issue got you active in politics?
My husband is Techno Fog. Are you even a wife if you don't adopt your husbands politics but in a more extreme, less thought out way?
What is the number one issue you are most passionate about?
Regenerative agriculture, supporting local farms, destroying big pharma.
Are you optimistic or pessimistic about Texas’ future?
Pessimistic about Austin (where we currently live and are moving to a smaller hill country town because communists everywhere), but optimistic that the people moving here have had enough of liberal policies.
What do you believe the Republican party gets right?
To be honest, I don't consider myself a Republican. I can't label myself the same thing that Mitt Romney and Liz Cheney assign themselves to lol.
What do you believe the Republican party gets wrong?
How much time do I have?
Who or what was or is your biggest influence on your worldview?
My mother, and my husband. Also Joel Salatin.
Do you have a favorite right-wing e-celeb?
Alex Jones. Dude lives in Austin but hasn't invited us over for dinner yet. Not sure why.
Do you think it gets easier to be more right-wing as you become older and more financially comfortable?
Yes. In college I was a super cringe wannabe liberal until I got my first paycheck with taxes taken out. Classic.
What is your position on businesses and corporations discriminating against and/or terminating employees who are unvaccinated? Should businesses be allowed to do this?
I’m unvaccinated and thriving. I have a highlight on my instagram about getting covid while pregnant and how difficult it was to find treatment. Since then I've been compiling list of doctors, pharmacies and protocols for people like us that have decided against the vaccine. A decision that is no one's business, especially the governments.
My husband is an attorney currently suing the feds for this exact thing. He represents pilots, navy seals, students, etc that are being forced to vaccinate.
What are you currently reading, watching, listening to, consuming?
I listen to a lot of Joe Rogan of course. Home birth podcasts, farming podcasts, and I think it should be a requirement for all Americans to watch Dopesick on Hulu :)
What are your future plans in politics?
No future in politics for me, but will always be an activist where I have the most influence. Probably in my hometown starting a farm where people can shorten their supply chain, eat food not sprayed with pesticides etc.
What do you do for a fun or hobby that is not politically related?
Get pregnant.
Where can people go to follow you online?
Twitter: @Tigerlilyharv
Instagram: @Tigerlilyharvest
Substack: @Tigerlilyharvest
AUSTIN GRIESINGER
Austin Griesinger worked as the deputy legislative director during the 85th Legislature and as a legislative director during the 86th Legislature.
Griesinger attended the Patriot Academy for seven years and completed the leadership program where he learned the importance of character, morality, and the legislative process.
Age
25
What event/topic/issue got you active in politics?
Probably the war. One of the wars.
What is the number one issue you are most passionate about?
Well I bought my dad's truck from him the other day and he gave me a really good deal. But then I had to pay taxes on the market value, not what he sold it to me for. Ah, the grubby little fingers of government.
Are you optimistic or pessimistic about Texas’ future?
Oh, I'm super optimistic. It's like I've always said, "I am optimist about the future of Texas."
Who or what was or is your biggest influence on your worldview?
Ecclesiaties 1:9 says, "What has been is what will be, and what has been done will be done again. There is nothing new under the sun." That knowledge keeps you sane in the face of the left's utter insanity.
Do you think it gets easier to be more right-wing as you become older and more financially comfortable?
The conservative-right in it's truest form recognizes that there are no true safety nets, and those established by government are nothing more than smoke and mirrrors. We are entitled to nothing. Getting older and becoming financially stable makes that pill easier to swallow.
Who are you supporting for the Texas Governor race?
Don Huffines
How did you get through the initial covid lockdown?
The love of a good woman, my family, too many hours replaying Skyrim and MLB The Show, and a healthy disregard for the fact there even was one.
What are you currently reading, watching, listening to, consuming?
It's Always Sunny in Philidelphia is running on a loop.
What are your future plans in politics?
Mostly crafting niche memes that are lost on 99.9% of the population.
What do you do for a fun or hobby that is not politically related?
My hobbies included trying to explain the MCU to my wife (editors note: same), attempting to explain LOTR lore to my wife, and frequently asking my German Sheppard, "Why are you wet?"
How can Texans help you?
If you enjoy a niche meme or a "your mom" slap down on twitter once every 3-4 months, gimme a follow @AusGriesinger on Twitter.