FIRST ON FOX: Two top aides to President-elect Donald Trump are joining a key outside group ahead of his second term, as the organization preps to garner public support for his MAGA agenda.
One of Trump’s campaign managers in the 2024 election, Chris LaCivita, along with his campaign’s chief pollster Tony Fabrizio are joining 501c4 Building America’s Future (BAF) as senior advisers.
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Chris LaCivita co-led Trump’s 2024 campaign with Susie Wiles. (Reuters)
“We are pleased to be joining BAF who in the 2024 cycle was a valuable and key ally in promoting President Trump’s agenda and his candidacy,” LaCivita and Fabrizio said in a statement. “We look forward to helping guide BAF and their efforts to promote President Trump’s America First agenda so their efforts compliment and augment the President’s team’s efforts.”
The two will provide strategic counsel to the group as it looks to energize support for Trump’s policy proposals during his presidency.
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Fabrizio was the Trump campaign’s chief pollster. (Reuters)
BAF, which was founded by Phil Cox and Generra Peck in 2018, led a $45 million effort during the election to support Trump and his campaign against Vice President Kamala Harris. The group has already signaled its intention to continue promoting Trump and his administration past the election, debuting an ad campaign in support of Pete Hegseth, Trump’s choice to lead the Department of Defense.
The group will take an active role, energizing the public in support of Trump’s policy priorities as he enters his second term.
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Trump’s campaign managers LaCivita and Wiles helped him successfully win in 2024. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
This comes as Republicans prepare to use the budget…
