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RECENT TWEETS
NEWS AND EVENTS
December 10-11, 2011
Leslie joins Donna Brazille on ABC for post debate analysis of the ABC News/Yahoo! Republican Presidential Candidate Debate in Iowa. Debate starts at 9:00 p.m., ET and is also available online at www.abcnews.com. Debate co-sponsors include The Des Moines Register, ABC5/WOI-DT and the Republican Party of Iowa.
December 8, 2011
Private screening “Insider Game,” a new documentary short, presented by HPNG and Time Warner, Inc.
New York, NY
December 7, 2011
Leslie will be on Fox News Channel’s “Hannity” at 9 PM ET. Hope you can tune in!
November 28, 2011
Speaking about the “A-word” (Amnesty and presidential elections) Will Romney’s immigration stance become his Latino problem?
November 27, 2011
CBS “Early Show” political segment on Iowa, Gingrich, Romney and immigration.
November 8, 2011
Latest Resurgent Republic survey shows Voters Believe America Is Worse Off Than When Obama Took Office
October 2011
Outstanding response to IGP’s first documentary short release, “Insider Game”. See more!
Leslie forms new content studio, Impacto Group Productions LLC (“IGP”), a premiere curator of digital, film and television content redefining the U.S. Latino community for a global audience.
GOP Consultant Pens First Book
Publishers Weekly, December 5, 2005by Bridget Kinsella, PW Daily
"Leslie Sanchez... is working on a book proposal on the effect U.S. immigration and border issues will have on the election-especially among the Hispanic swing vote." L.A. based agent Sharlene Martin expects to shop the proposal in January to New York houses while she is in town for the launch of another Apprentice-related title she represented: Take Command: 10 Leadership Principles in U.S. Military Applied Under Donald Trump by the second Apprentice winner Kelley Perdew (Regnery, January).
Sanchez has served as an advisor to President George W. Bush's administration and to Congressional members. She said that, as the largest block of minority voters, Hispanics are ready to flex their muscle on a wide range of issues. "Hispanics are headed to a period of transition that will determine-as early as the 2008 elections-new leaders, new behaviors and could very well determine the political majority for generations to come," she explained.