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Reclaim San Diego, E5, January 2, 2025
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Reclaim San Diego, E5, January 2, 2025

Episode 5: Aired January 2nd with Amy Reichert and Susan Lockyer

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This show features discussions with two main guests, Amy Reichert and Suzanne Lockyer, each addressing significant topics related to local conservative activism and education.

  1. Amy Reichert:

    • Political Activism and COVID-19 Response: Amy discussed her involvement in conservative activism during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in opposing government overreach and advocating for the reopening of churches and schools. She highlighted her efforts to support first responders who faced job loss due to vaccination mandates.

    • Local Political Dynamics: She also touched on the political landscape in San Diego, specifically mentioning Nathan Fletcher's controversial actions as a county supervisor and the implications of his policies on local governance.

  2. Suzanne Lockyer:

    • Moms for Liberty and Parental Rights: Suzanne, representing Moms for Liberty, focused on the importance of parental rights in education, particularly concerning gender ideology in schools. She emphasized the need for transparency and parental involvement in educational content.

    • Grassroots Activism: She discussed the role of grassroots organizations in mobilizing parents and advocating for conservative values in education, stressing the importance of being informed and engaged in local school board matters.

Overall, the discussions revolved around reclaiming conservative values in San Diego, with a strong emphasis on activism, education, and local political engagement.


Amy Reichert Biography:

Amy Reichert is a notable figure in San Diego County politics, recognized for her candidacy in the San Diego County Board of Supervisors elections. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, she moved to San Diego at a young age and graduated from San Diego State University with a bachelor's degree in 1997. She later earned a graduate degree from Rockbridge Seminary in 2011. Reichert has worked as a licensed private investigator and owns Amy Reichert Investigations. She co-founded ReOpen San Diego, an organization that opposed local COVID-19 restrictions, reflecting her involvement in community activism.

Reichert ran for the San Diego County Board of Supervisors District 4 seat in both 2022 and 2023 special elections but lost to Nathan Fletcher and Monica Montgomery Steppe, respectively. Her political platform emphasizes reducing government overreach, addressing homelessness, and improving public safety. She identifies as a Republican and has been vocal about her conservative views, including her opposition to certain health mandates and her advocacy for small businesses.

Social Media Platforms and Contact Information:


Susan Lockyer Biography:

Susan Lockyer serves as the Chapter Chair for Moms for Liberty in San Diego County. She is a U.S. Army veteran with experience in IT, sales, and management. Lockyer has lived in San Diego and is connected with the local community through her role in Moms for Liberty, an organization that aims to empower parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of government. She is notably involved in efforts concerning education policies, particularly focusing on opposing what the group perceives as "woke indoctrination" in schools, supporting school choice, and advocating against mask mandates related to COVID-19. Lockyer's involvement with Moms for Liberty has placed her at the forefront of local discussions about education, parental rights, and the curriculum content in schools.

Social Media Platforms and Contact Information:

  • LinkedIn: Suzanne Lockyer

  • Moms for Liberty San Diego Chapter on X (Twitter): @Moms4LibertySD (organization account, not personal)

  • Moms for Liberty San Diego Chapter Website: momsforliberty.org/san-diego (Note: Direct links to individual contact details are not typically provided; for specific contact, you might need to navigate through the organization's website or contact the chapter directly.)


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