Republicans Overseas CEO & Senior Advisor Invited to President Trump’s Election Watch Party
WASHINGTON, D.C., November 3, 2024 – Republicans Overseas Vice Chairman and CEO Solomon Yue and Republicans Overseas Senior Advisor Kerry McQuisten have been invited to President Trump’s Election Night watch party in Florida. President Trump and his team will host the party at the Palm Beach Convention Center on Tuesday.
“It really is a high honor to have been there at the start of President Trump‘s campaign with his announcement at Mar-a-Lago and to finish with his victory party. President Trump is the first Republican presidential nominee ever to adopt the policy of ending the unfair double-taxation of nine million overseas Americans,” said Solomon Yue.
“Our rollout of President Trump’s policy has brought in an estimated $55 million in earned media worldwide,” said Kerry McQuisten. “This is good for Trump and all Americans who live overseas. What an amazing vote-getting policy process to have been part of.”
The Republicans Overseas team has been privileged to work with senior presidential campaign professionals, including former Trump Deputy Campaign Manager David Bossie, current Trump Campaign Political Director James Blair, and Deputy Communications Director Caroline Sunshine, to promote President Trump’s pledge to end double taxation.
Republicans Overseas was founded in 2014 to keep overseas Republican voters politically informed and to direct their policy concerns to American political leaders and presidential candidates. Republicans Overseas has advocated for Americans abroad on their most pressing issue: ending double taxation. Overseas Americans should only pay income tax in the countries where they live, work, and earn.
Republicans Overseas Inc. is the 527 entity within the Republican Overseas organization. Paid for by Republicans Overseas Inc. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee. Contributions to Republicans Overseas Inc. are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes. Only U.S. citizens, green card holders, or U.S. corporations may donate to Republicans Overseas Inc.
