Author name: Ying Ma

Kamala Harris Failed Oakland and Would Do the Same for America

In the News / By

America’s first black-Asian vice president has failed both the Black and Asian populations in her hometown. This column, written by our president, Ying Ma, was originally published on the Fox News website. Vice President Kamala Harris calls herself “a daughter of Oakland, California.”   She has also been eager to demonstrate her connection to the average American. In …

Kamala Harris Failed Oakland and Would Do the Same for America Read More »

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz Are the Ultimate DEI Ticket

In the News / By

Neither Trump nor his allies should be afraid to attack the moral bankruptcy of DEI that has fueled the policy disasters of Harris and Walz. Ying Ma, president of the American Ideals PAC, penned the following op-ed for The Federalist. Right-of-center groups and individuals that don’t usually agree on much have been delivering the same warning to former President Donald Trump: Shut up …

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz Are the Ultimate DEI Ticket Read More »

Kamala Harris: DEI Candidate

In the News / By

Kamala Harris made a career of pretending to be marginalized Ying Ma, president of the American Ideals PAC, penned the following column for Fox News. Since President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor, the House Republican leadership has instructed its members to keep quiet …

Kamala Harris: DEI Candidate Read More »

Nonwhite Americans’ Growing Fondness for Trump Could Shake up the Election

In the News / By

The support for Trump from black and brown Americans appears to be visceral and based on genuine personal fondness for the former president — something Biden could never achieve. This opinion column was originally published in The Federalist. By Ying Ma I belong to a gym where the membership is heavily black and brown. A …

Nonwhite Americans’ Growing Fondness for Trump Could Shake up the Election Read More »

Elect Trump

Announcements / By

Defeat Joe Biden in 2024 The American Ideals PAC endorses former President Donald J. Trump for the 2024 presidential election. This organization was established less than two years ago to champion America’s founding principles and to support candidates who share our vision of promoting equal rights for all. It is a vision that seeks to …

Elect Trump Read More »

Diversity Scam Led to University Antisemitism Scandal

In the News / By

Years of racially divisive university rules and rhetoric helped create campuses friendly to vile antisemitism. Ying Ma, president of American Ideals PAC, penned the following column for Fox News. Outrage among university donors, corporate leaders and the public has been building since faculty and students across U.S. college campuses openly and even gleefully supported the Hamas October …

Diversity Scam Led to University Antisemitism Scandal Read More »

Stop Crying Racism to Avoid Scrutiny of Ties to Chinese Communist Party

In the News / By

Ying Ma, president of the American Ideals PAC, appeared on “Tucker Carlson Tonight” yesterday to discuss recent reporting that revealed ties between Rep. Judy Chu (D-Calif.) and front organizations for the Chinese Communist Party’s intelligence service.  Ms. Ma emphasized that “no one should have her loyalty to America questioned based on race, but nobody should …

Stop Crying Racism to Avoid Scrutiny of Ties to Chinese Communist Party Read More »

Leaders and Activists Offer Solutions to Combat Anti-Asian Violence

Announcements / By

The American Ideals PAC today released possible solutions for combating anti-Asian violence. Proposed at a nationwide conversation last Thursday, the solutions are drawn from honest, if uncomfortable, assessments of the rampant, continuing crimes. The high-profile discussion featured the following leaders and activists from across the country. The entire event can be viewed below. Horrific violence against Asian …

Leaders and Activists Offer Solutions to Combat Anti-Asian Violence Read More »