Ann-Marie Murrell is the CEO and Editor in Chief of the famous PolitiChicks.com website. A conservative reporter in Los Angeles, California, she covers political events such as Beverly Hills Tea Party gatherings, Republican Party (US) Animals in LA, the Road to Repeal Rally in DC, CPAC, and the Hollywood Congress of Republicans. ^[1]

Ann Marie was born and raised in Texas. She later moved to California in the early 1980 to become an actress. She appeared in the small roles in many TV Shows and movies, including The A-Team, Sledge Hammer!, The Young And The Restless, and Sunset Strip.

Her mother is a 5th generation Texan, her family first settling in Texas in the early 1800s.

^[15] Murrell has a younger sister named Lisa.

^[15] Their father, Jason Bledsoe, died in a car wreck in Ann-Marie's early childhood.

She became active in the political world in 2008.

In 2008, she became a political activist in 2008.

The September 11 attacks played a major role in the political awakening of Ann-Marie frequently makes a guest appearance on various radio and TV shows. In 2013, she appeared on the Dr. Phil Show and has made also appeared on Fox & Friends, Lou Dobbs, Hannity, Good Day DC, BlazeTV, Newsmax, the Janine Turner Show and the Dennis Prager Show.

She has also been worked as a commentator in the Mark Isler Show on 970/The Answer, Frontpage Magazine’s Glazov Gang, the Rick Amato Show, Midpoint on Newsmax TV.

She has also written columns for multitude of political websites, including Michael Reagan’sReaganReport.com, GoldCoastChronicle.com and RedWhiteBlueNews.com.

She has been on-camera reporter for PatriotUpdate.com and PolitiChicks.

She has interviewed the prominent conservatives, including Larry Elder, Pamela Geller, Andrew Breitbart, Newt Gingrich, Bill Whittle, Frank Gaffney, and Michele Bachmann.

She currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband Mark Murrell.

She has one son named Jason Murrell, who works in TV production and also acts as her cameraman in many of her events.

In 2015, Jason was diagnosed with Multiple sclerosis, a neurological disorder that she was diagnosed with shortly after. In a self-written article on her website Politichicks.com, Murrell discusses her struggles and experiences with MS. She is a supporter of the National MS Society and is an advocate for MS awareness.

She is the Editor in chief of PolitiChicks.com, which got nominated for People’s Choice Blogger of The Year in 2013.

She co-authored book what people really want and was ranked #1 bestseller on Amazon in “Women In Politics” category.

She has been a panelist at the National Security Summit in DC.