Jason McClure is a multifaceted thinker, writer, and entrepreneur with a unique perspective on the intersection of politics, culture, and communication. Armed with a business degree, a master’s in communication, and an MBA, Jason has spent his career navigating diverse fields—from teaching mathematics to farming and now as a successful HVAC contractor. His varied experiences have given him a deep understanding of the challenges faced by everyday Americans, particularly those in rural and working-class communities.

Jason is also a prominent social media voice, sharing sharp political commentary and insights with thousands of followers. It was here that he first coined the hashtag #RepublicanFanFiction, which quickly gained traction as a way to describe the powerful, often misleading narratives that shape the MAGA movement and conservative ideology. The popularity of the hashtag and the conversations it sparked inspired Jason to write this book, offering a deeper exploration of the stories that divide us and the forces behind them.

What sets Republican Fan Fiction apart is Jason’s firsthand experience on the frontlines of these cultural and political battles. As someone who has lived and worked in the communities most affected by these narratives, Jason brings a grounded, relatable perspective to the discussion. He combines his academic expertise with real-world insights to dissect the psychology of belief, the role of media, and the consequences of misinformation in a way that is both accessible and thought-provoking.

Jason’s mission is to bridge divides, challenge misinformation, and foster a more informed and empathetic public discourse. Through this book, he invites readers to question the stories they’ve been told, understand the forces shaping their beliefs, and take steps toward building a more united and truthful society.

When he’s not writing or working, Jason enjoys spending time with his family, tending to his farm, and engaging with his growing online community. Republican Fan Fiction is his debut book, born from a desire to make sense of our times’ cultural and political chaos—and to offer hope for a better way forward.