Dr. Linda Lee Tarver of Lansing, Michigan is married to Clint “The Hotdog Guy” Tarver, and is mother to two young adults, Jennifer and Terrance.  Dr. Tarver is serving her second term as President of the Republican Women’s Federation of Michigan (RWFM) and is the first African-American elected to this position in the 100-year history of the organization. Dr. Tarver has been involved in local and state politics for many years and has received numerous recognitions for her political advocacy. Linda Lee served as Vice Chair of the Michigan Republican Party, former Chairwoman of the Ingham County Republican Party and former advisory board member of The Frederick Douglass Foundation of Michigan. Linda Lee was also vice chair and founding member of the Alliance of Black Republicans. 
In 2018, the Lansing State Journal featured Linda Lee in a full-page spread as “One to Watch” in political activism. Dr. Tarver is a national public speaker having engaged conservative women across the nation. She has supported conservative issues and positions on various media platforms including print, television and radio outlets like the Lansing State Journal, Detroit Free Press, MLive, “Off the Record” with Tim Skubick, Fox New, “Let it Rip” with Charlie Langton, “Click on Detroit” with Devin Scillion, and Michigan Public Radio. Linda’s political savvy, deeply held conservative convictions, and well researched opinions contributed to Michigan awarding all presidential delegates to Republican Candidate Donald Trump – turning Michigan Red for the first time since 1988. Linda Lee’s efforts are known nationwide.
Of all her political accomplishments, none is more important than her role as a teacher of biblical truths. Dr. Tarver teaches Discipleship Development at Mt. Zion All Nations Bible Church and her inspiration to hunger and thirst for righteousness is attributed to her spiritual father and pastor, H. Levi McClendon III.