Dennis Lynch is an entrepreneur and a frequent guest for Fox News' Megyn Kelly and Sean Hannity, but Lynch has also announced his intention to run for president in 2016 on the GOP ticket and it will be fascinating to see how far his grassroots campaign can take him.
Here's what four leading pundits have said about Lynch.
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Fox News' Sean Hannity discussing Lynch's 2013 film, "They Come to America II: The Cost of Amnesty": "It's a great film. Great work. ... Our national sovereignty is at stake. Thank you for what you did. Great job."
Gabby Saucedo Mercer, former Arizona congressional candidate, in October 2014: "
Over the years, I have attended most of the Dennis Michael Lynch events that he has held here in Arizona. One thing I am very impressed with is his ability to bring people together. It's not always easy to fight against amnesty. It often results in being called nasty names. But through it all, Dennis Michael Lynch remains consistent with his message — which is immigration laws are designed to protect the American worker and they are designed to protect us from criminals, drug-smugglers, and terrorists. Enforcing immigration laws has nothing to do with race. It's about the rule of law."
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Jared Day, a conservative grassroots journalist,
in a piece for American New Media: "Dennis Michael Lynch is the premier grassroots candidate of 2016. Much like Ben Carson, another well-respected prospective candidate, he is not owned or controlled by politicians and lobbying groups. Unlike Ben Carson, Dennis Michael Lynch wants the job and is ready for the challenge."
Jessica Vaughan, director of policy studies for the Center for Immigration Studies, talking about Lynch's film on Hannity's show: "I don't think all [politicians] know the truth [on immigration]. They're not interested in finding out what the truth is. That's why Dennis' film is so important."
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