Susan Swift is a lawyer, wife and one conservative mother dedicated to saving civilization from the destructive forces of progressivism. She and her husband of 23 years have raised and educated seven high-spirited children.  Susan provides a Christian conservative perspective on topics impacting American culture, individual liberty, and the family.  

Since her impassioned call into Rush Limbaugh's radio program, Susan has given political commentary on radio and news sites.  In 2009, Andrew Breitbart recruited Susan to write for his new website, which published nearly 60 of her articles over the ensuing years.  Since Andrew’s death, Susan has contributed to other political sites including as a regular contributor to PolitiChicks.

Susan has enjoyed successful careers in film, tv and law.  A Texas native, Susan's career began as a child actor, including the title role in Audrey Rose directed by the legendary Robert Wise and co-starring Anthony Hopkins. While acting, Susan attended and graduated magna cum laude from UCLA's Department of Theater Arts.  She attended Pepperdine Law School, where she earned the position of editor of the Law Review and graduated with honors.  Susan has authored published law review articles on entertainment law and federal civil procedure.   As an attorney, Susan worked for a prominent international law firm in Los Angeles and later worked  on the LAPD legal defense team in the Rodney King federal civil rights lawsuit.