Harmeet Dhillon: Fighting for Fair Elections & Women's Rights

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Harmeet Dhillon: Fighting for Fair Elections & Women's Rights

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In this must-listen episode, host KC Crosbie interviews Harmeet Dhillon, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights at the DOJ, on the Trump administration’s bold moves for election integrity and women’s rights. Harmeet breaks down a fresh Supreme Court win granting candidates standing to challenge mail-in ballot rules, plus the DOJ’s aggressive nationwide push—via lawsuits against dozens of states—to clean voter rolls of non-citizens, deceased registrants, and duplicates.

She also shares live insights from Supreme Court arguments defending Title IX and girls’ sports, exposing unfair advantages for biological males and the need to protect female athletes. Harmeet reflects on her “honor of a lifetime” role alongside AG Pam Bondi in one of the most effective Republican administrations ever. Essential listening for fair elections and constitutional wins!

With the support of president Donald Trump, Lexington’s KC Crosbie was elected as co-chair of the Republican National Committee. Before becoming co-chair she served as treasurer of the RNC and continues to serve as Kentucky's national committee woman.

KC Crosbie graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Kentucky with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and went to work in corporate America. In 2013, KC established a Kentucky company focused on the distribution and sales of specialized medical and therapeutic products.

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KC Crosbie graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Kentucky in May of 1992 with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and went to work in corporate America. In 2013, KC established a Kentucky company focused on the distribution and sales of specialized medical and therapeutic products.
KC was elected to the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government City Council in 2006 and served three consecutive terms representing the 7th District. During her elections, Crosbie received endorsements from the City’s firefighters, police officers and government employees. As Lexington’s Council is non-partisan, KC earned a reputation for being a person capable of working with all sides of the political spectrum.
With the support of president Donald Trump, Lexington’s KC Crosbie was elected as co-chair of the Republican National Committee. KC serves alongside recently re-elected RNC Chair Michael Whatley.

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