## Documented Actions: 2019–2026

1. Women for America First Founding (2019): Kremer founded Women for America First (WFAF), a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization, serving as Chair. Her daughter, Kylie Jane Kremer, serves as Executive Director. The organization became a primary organizational vehicle for the “Stop the Steal” movement, including creating a Facebook group that attracted approximately 365,000 members in under 24 hours.

2. “March for Trump” Bus Tours (November–December 2020): WFAF organized two nationwide “March for Trump” bus tours that generated interest and attendance at Washington rallies. The bus tours staged events across the country promoting the false narrative that the 2020 election was stolen, building momentum toward the January 6 rally and recruiting attendees for the Washington demonstrations.

3. January 6 Rally Permit and Organization (January 2021): WFAF obtained the National Park Service permit for the January 6 rally at the Ellipse. Kylie Jane Kremer submitted the permit application, approved on January 4, 2021, for an event running 9am to 5pm with 30,000 attendees. The organization expanded from an initially permitted 5,000-person event to 30,000 while denying to Park Service officials that there would be a march to the Capitol — a claim the House Select Committee later documented as misleading.

4. House Select Committee Subpoena (September 2021): Kremer and ten others affiliated with Women for America First were subpoenaed by the House Select Committee on September 29, 2021, for deposition testimony and records related to the planning, funding, and participation in January 6 events and bus tours. The committee sought to document the organizational infrastructure behind the rally.

5. Election to Republican National Committee (May 2024): Rather than facing consequences for organizing the rally that preceded the Capitol attack, Kremer was elected Republican National Committeewoman from Georgia in May 2024, winning 52% of the vote at the Georgia GOP state convention. This election rewarded her January 6 organizational role with a formal position in the Republican Party’s governing body.

## Pattern Analysis

Kremer illustrates how January 6 rally organizers have been rewarded rather than held accountable within the Republican Party structure. Her trajectory — from Tea Party activist to Trump rally organizer to the party official who held the permit for the event that preceded the Capitol attack to RNC Committeewoman — shows how the insurrection has been normalized within the party. The WFAF organizational model (501(c)(4) nonprofit, bus tours, large-scale rally permits, misleading government filings) provides a replicable template for future anti-democratic mobilization. Her election to the RNC signals that the party views January 6 organization as a credential rather than a disqualification.

### Severity Assessment

Immediate harm: Moderate — Now holds formal Republican Party governing role; organizational infrastructure (WFAF) remains intact

Democratic erosion: High — Her RNC election normalizes January 6 organization within the party structure; the WFAF operational template (bus tours, rally permits, misleading government filings) remains available for future use; no accountability mechanism has been applied