Jason Hebert (pronounced: A-bear) has been quarterbacking political campaigns and public affairs projects for over a quarter century. Formerly recognized by Politics Magazine as a top political influencer, Hebert is currently the senior political strategist to House Speaker Mike Johnson and House Majority Leader Steve Scalise. Hebert spent his early years in politics working for the NRCC and serving as Executive Director for the Louisiana Republican Party. He then went on to manage the Bush-Cheney ’04 campaign in two battleground states.
Hebert later co-founded The Political Firm and spent the next 18 years winning important races for statewide, local and Congressional campaigns along the gulf coast. He recently served as the Chairman and Executive Director of the Super PAC to elect Governor Jeff Landry while engineering the victory for Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill.
Hebert has served as a political advisor on Louisiana politics to Fortune 500 companies and is a frequent guest lecturer to domestic and international groups seeking a better understanding on grassroots organization, strategy, public affairs, changing political trends and media communications.
In the public affairs space, Hebert has helped companies in healthcare, energy, construction, and workforce development navigate some of the gulf south’s most treacherous political and regulatory waters.
Jason is a graduate of Louisiana State University with a B.A. in Political Science. Jason and his wife Lisa have two children, Jase and Jackson.
Scott Hobbs has been helping candidates get elected for almost 30 years. As the Creative Director for TPF the past 18 years, he has created hundreds of TV, radio, direct mail, and digital ads for races of all sizes, budgets, and deadlines. His approach is simple: follow the data, add some artistry, and respect the audience. (Also- watch some old Hal Riney commercials for inspiration).
His ads helped create a GOP Majority in LA, takeover the Senate in MO, take back Congress, put Republicans into offices the party had never held, defeat entrenched incumbents, passed constitutional amendments to help grow the economy, and elect a future Majority Leader Steve Scalise and House Speaker Mike Johnson.
Born and raised in Oklahoma, Scott moved to Baton Rouge in 1994 to finish his B.A. in Political Science at LSU. In 1995, he went to work at Roy Fletcher, Inc. where he spent the next few years honing his craft while also earning a master’s in mass communications (MMC) at LSU.
Scott is married with two children.
Macie McGee was born into politics. With both parents working for elected officials, she was "walking neighborhoods" before she could walk. When other kids were doing everyday kid things, Macie sat quietly in political strategy meetings, soaking up every bit of knowledge she could.
In 2020, she entered Louisiana State University with plans to attend law school and served as the Director of Public Relations for the LSU 3+3 Law Program. However, after an internship with The Political Firm, she became hooked on politics and consulting. During her internship, she earned the reputation of being an outside-the-box thinker who could make things happen. As an intern, she was an essential part of several key races in Louisiana.
Macie is a 2024 Louisiana State University graduate with a B.A. in Mass Communication and a concentration in Political Communication. She thoroughly enjoys traveling and experiencing new cultures and cuisines. Macie is always ready to try new things and isn't scared of much, hence her recent sky-diving trip. She is the proud dog mom of Bella, her rescue puppy of 12 years.
