Liz Mair

Elizabeth Mair (born June 9, 1978) is an American political and communications consultant. In December 2015, Mair founded the anti-Trump Make America Awesome Super PAC for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's presidential campaign. She received criticism and resigned from one position due to a few Twitter messages that she had sent.

Personal life and education

Elizabeth A. Mair, who goes by Liz, was born and grew up in Seattle, Washington, She obtained her law degree from the College of Law London. She was based in Arlington, Virginia,

Journalist and commentator Mair writes for various publications, including The Daily Beast, the Washington Examiner, The Hill, and Reason magazine, and previously wrote for U.S. News & World Report.

Mair frequently appears as a commentator on television, including Fox News, MSNBC, CNN and Real Time with Bill Maher. She is also a UK broadcaster and ITN's regular GOP contributor during its presidential election night coverage.

Politics

Mair served as Online Communications Director at the 2008 Republican National Committee. She served as a spokesperson for the John McCain campaign and the RNC. In December 2015, Mair established the anti-Trump Make America Awesome Super PAC for Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's presidential campaign. It was created in opposition to Trump running for president and it focused on Florida, Indiana, Maryland and New Hampshire. In June 2020, a judge from Virginia ruled that social media networks are not liable for the posts made by their users, in accordance with Section 230 of the federal Communications Decency Act. In August 2021, the same judge dismissed the second of two suits Nunes had filed against Mair.