About Amy

Amy Kremer began in politics in 2009 as a founding mother of the modern-day tea party movement. She co-founded Tea Party Patriots and several months later, joined Tea Party Express.

In October 2009, Amy was awarded the Shining Scalpel Award by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons. This award has only been awarded three times in the 66-year history of AAPS. The award was given to honor outstanding service to the American people and to the profession of medicine by mobilizing the Tea Party movement, and organizing public town hall meetings to “cut” through the political rhetoric on “health care reform.” Amy was given this award because her leadership helped to “shine a light” so that patients can make informed political choices.

During Amy’s tenure as Chair of Tea Party Express, she raised $29.76 million from 2010-2014 to support and elect conservatives like Senators Mike Lee, Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, and Ron Johnson, as well as Representatives Mark Meadows, Thomas Massie, and many others to the US Congress. Many of these conservatives are still there today.

Tea Party Express hosted hundreds of rallies, had 10+ nationwide bus tours, and changed the conservative grassroots landscape laying the groundwork for the MAGA movement. For the first time, grassroots activists realized the role they could play in elections outside of their congressional districts and states through donations, phone banking, and social media.

In 2010, Tea Party Express played a pivotal role in taking the gavel away from Pelosi and taking back the House, and then in 2014, taking back the Senate.

In April 2013, then-celebrity and firebrand Donald J. Trump reached out to Amy after reading about her in NewsMax Magazine. Trump sent a personalized note, praising Amy of her accomplishments.

In January 2016, Amy co-founded Great America PAC, the first and largest grassroots organization in support of then-candidate, Donald J. Trump.

Amy has been one of the loudest and most prominent figures in the media fighting for President Trump since he came down the golden escalator on every national TV network, local and national radio shows, podcasts, etc, often in the lion’s den with hostile media.

In the summer of 2016, Amy co-founded Women for Trump to push back on the narrative Trump had a problem with female voters. She worked tirelessly in almost every state in the country organizing and helping women become involved in politics.

In 2019, Amy co-founded Women for America First to support and help implement the America First agenda. One of the most important things Amy did, as Chairman, was give the Angel families a voice in policy and legislative discussions. In January and February of 2019, Amy took the Angel families to the White House to meet with the President and Vice President.

In February 2019, the Angel families stood in the Rose Garden with President Trump as he announced he would use an emergency declaration to build the border wall. The Angel families were able to tell their stories to the media of what happened to their deceased loved ones at the hands of criminal illegal immigrants.

The night of the 2020 election, Amy realized the election was being stolen under the cover of darkness.  The next day, when no one was doing anything to stop the stealing of the election, Amy did the only thing she knew to do at the time: rally people together and give them a voice.

As Chairman of Women for America First, Amy started the Stop The Steal / March for Trump movement that went viral on social media garnering millions of support for free and fair elections and to support President Donald J. Trump.

The night after the election, Amy gathered team members and met other patriots at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. For days, they rallied and protested at CNN Center and the GA Capitol calling on state leaders to stop the madness!

As Chairman of Women for America First, Amy held 3 massive rallies, each having over 1 million people in attendance, in Washington, DC: November 14th, December 12th at Freedom Plaza, and January 6th at the White House Ellipse.

During this time frame, Amy and Women for America First team launched the “March for Trump: To Demand Transparency and Protect Election Integrity” bus tour that went coast to coast holding dozens of rallies supporting election integrity and President Trump.

During this six-week bus tour (November 2020 - January 2021), Amy and team were pushing Senators and Congressmen to stop the certification of the election in the joint session of Congress.

On January 6th, at the White House Ellipse, Women for America First had the most beautiful “Save America” rally full of patriotism and love…love of God, country, one another, and our President!

They never went to the Capitol, nor encouraged anyone else to go to the Capitol.

Subsequently, Amy was subpoenaed by Congress, the DOJ, and others for her work on election integrity.

Although it is still ongoing, she has not let their intimidation tactics and weaponization of the federal government stop her.

Amy has continued working in the great state of Georgia by launching a Recall of Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and also launched a campaign to get rid of the voting machines and go to hand-marked and hand-counted paper ballots.

Most recently in October 2023, Amy testified on behalf of President Donald J. Trump to keep him on the ballot in Colorado.

Kremer considers herself a true Southern Belle as she was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia and attended Auburn University. She is a former Delta Airlines flight attendant and has traveled all over the world.  Before flying, Amy had a successful career in real estate in the Atlanta market.

While tea parties, political activism and the America First agenda has consumed Amy's life for the past 15 years, she still enjoys traveling, cooking, gardening, wine, and antiquing in her spare time. Amy is your average Mom that loves her country and wants her child, Kylie Jane, to have what she has always had. She will continue to work tirelessly in an effort to protect the documents and freedoms upon which America was founded. Amy resides in Atlanta with her family, including her beloved teacup Maltipoo, “Maggie Mae”, and recently rescued Cheagle, “Lovie”.