Debbie Dooley

Debbie Dooley is a conservative activist and co-founder of the Tea Party movement. As a founding member of the Atlanta Tea Party and a board member of Tea Party Patriots, Dooley has contributed to grassroots political mobilization and the advocacy of conservative principles. Her leadership includes championing issues of fiscal responsibility and government accountability within American activism.

Dooley has become a prominent voice for renewable energy among conservatives. She founded the Green Tea Coalition and Conservatives for Energy Freedom, organizations focused on promoting energy choice and distributed solar power. Dooley’s advocacy is based on free-market principles, emphasizing consumer choice, competition, and energy independence as central conservative values. Her work includes campaigns to expand solar energy access in Georgia and Florida, collaborating in bipartisan coalitions and challenging established utility interests. Dooley is recognized for presenting clean energy solutions to diverse political audiences.

Dooley’s expertise in energy policy and political advocacy has led to appearances on major media outlets such as Fox News, MSNBC, CNN, and BBC, as well as features in publications including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Forbes. She has participated in events such as the Aspen Ideas Festival and Climate One forums, addressing topics like energy innovation and political polarization. Dooley’s approach to climate and energy policy, while maintaining her conservative perspective, highlights her commitment to principled advocacy and her role as a public speaker in the energy and political sectors.