Tony Feather
Tony Feather brings expertise in the field of campaign mechanics and voter contact strategies to FLS. Most recently, Tony served as political director for Bush/Cheney 2000. Tony is a key advisor to the Bush White House and is viewed as a top Republican strategist.

Tony began his campaign career over 25 years ago and has since worked on the campaigns of many Republican elected officials. He has served as Executive Director of the Missouri Republican Party, and was appointed by former Republican National Committee Chairman Haley Barbour to be his Midwest Regional Coordinator, overseeing nine Midwestern states. As the Midwest Coordinator, Tony was responsible for design and implementation of telephone and mail voter contact programs.

Jeff Larson
Jeff Larson has built a paramount reputation in political management and grassroots organization. During the 2000-election cycle Jeff worked with the Bush for President campaign as well as many of the Republican State Parties and other political organizations to develop and implement winning voter contact programs.

Since starting as a political professional in 1982, he has worked on a number of political campaigns, mastering his experience in organizational development, grassroots activities, press relations, and campaign mechanics. Jeff has worked on behalf of 35 State Parties, dozens of gubernatorial, U.S. Senate and U.S. Congressional candidates, along with national organizations including the Republican National Committee and the National Republican Senatorial Committee.

Jeff has focused on working with local and national groups developing organizational and strategic activities, including vote contact and fundraising plans, campaign strategy, and finance and budgeting. Specifically, Jeff worked as a Regional Director for both the Bush/Quayle re-election campaign and the Republican National Committee, and served on numerous state party and candidate campaigns. Jeff has also served as lead consultant on numerous grassroots lobbying efforts, including the National Restaurant Association’s opposition against the Clinton Health care plan.