Sarah is a Granite Stater originally from the Boston area who holds her state motto Live Free or Die in the highest regard. She earned a B.S. in marketing with a minor in communications from Southern New Hampshire University, which she attended while fighting cancer. She has resided in many other amazing places, but New Hampshire is her home.
With a rogueish attitude and decades of freelance journalism and campaign experience, Sarah’s political writings focus on policy analysis, public relations, psychology, and campaign strategy through the lens of intersectional feminism. She also writes about mental and sexual health, consent and boundaries, gender, ethical philosophy, science, pop culture, and more, often blending them into holistic tapestries that present unique perspectives.
Analyzing and essentializing complex concepts, sloganeering, copywriting, public speaking, and relationship marketing – especially online – are Sarah’s public sector marketing and political campaigning strengths and areas of interest.
She also works as (or has worked as) a podcaster, producer, and singer. Sarah’s DJ/emcee career began in 1997 when she first became a karaoke host. She is still available to perform at private events.
She first got involved with politics in 1991 when she was just 12 years old, starting as a neighborhood canvasser, and eventually going on to become an organizer and strategist for many other campaigns at the state and federal level.he first got involved with politics in 1991 when she was just 12 years old.
Sarah thought she was retired from from 2014 until 2024, when she returned to the fray. Sarah created The Prosper Project, an organization dedicated to ethical L/libertarian media education and training with the tagline Live Free & Prosper. Through 2025, she was a leadership member and co-Webmaster, Co-Editor, and Staff Writer at The Torch.
She ran for US House of Representatives in 2026, and after the campaign decided that New England winters were no longer for her. She now spends the bone-chill season in the southern sun.
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