I’m fresh back from spending a week in San Diego attending a training conference on marketing and AI (artificial intelligence).
So while I’m getting myself back in the saddle, I figured we all could use a little good news for a change. So here goes . . .
In the heart of Las Vegas, a dynamic duo is making waves in conservative politics while building something even more important: a strong family.
Meet Courtney Holland Weaver and her husband Joe Weaver, a conservative power couple who are proving that you can fight for your values and raise the next generation at the same time.
Courtney has become a household name among Nevada conservatives.
As the Director of Operations for Keystone Corporation, one of Nevada’s top conservative business advocacy groups, she fights every day for the policies that make our state stronger.
Her track record speaks for itself. She served as communications director for Adam Laxalt’s U.S. Senate campaign and held key leadership roles including vice chair and national committeewoman for the Nevada Young Republicans.
She’s also an ambassador with Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA, the group that’s energizing young conservatives across America.
What sets Courtney apart is her fearless approach to standing up for what’s right.
Throughout both the Trump and Biden years, Courtney built a strong following on social media by speaking truth to power.
She consistently challenged government overreach, defended free speech, and called out censorship of conservative voices.
Her posts about election integrity, COVID restrictions, and media bias resonated with thousands of Nevadans who felt their voices weren’t being heard.
While Courtney fights on the front lines, Joe Weaver works behind the scenes as a master political strategist.
As campaign manager for Governor Joe Lombardo’s re-election campaign, Joe brings serious credentials to the table.
He owns JW Political LLC and previously served as political director for Better Nevada PAC.
Before that, he spent nearly four years as State Director for the Republican National Committee in Las Vegas and worked as Regional Field Director for the Michigan Republican Party.
With a degree from the University of Nevada, Reno, Joe knows Nevada politics inside and out.
Together, the Weavers represent the best of conservative values in action. They’re not just talking about making a difference – they’re actually doing it.
Critics sometimes try to attack their conservative activism, but their results speak louder than any political opponent ever could.
What makes this couple truly special is how they balance their political work with building a strong family.
They already have one young son, Jack, and they understand that raising good kids is just as important as winning elections.
Their family-first approach shows other young conservatives that you don’t have to choose between making a difference and having children.
This brings us to an important conversation happening across America right now.
Conservative leaders like Charlie Kirk have been sounding the alarm about our nation’s declining birth rate.
Kirk, before his assassination, called on Americans to make marriage and having children “cool” again, arguing that strong families are the foundation of a strong country.
He encouraged young women to embrace motherhood and for couples to have as many children as possible to secure America’s future.
The Weavers are living proof that this message is resonating.
Just yesterday they announced some exciting news that perfectly caps off their story.
The conservative power couple just revealed that they’re expecting their second child in February 2026!
This announcement shows they’re not just talking about family values – they’re living them.
In a time when many young people are choosing careers over children, Courtney and Joe Weaver prove you can have both.
They’re building the conservative movement while building their family, showing Nevada and the nation what real leadership looks like.
Mazel tov, Courtney and Joe!
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