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Celebrating Political Diversity During Black History Month Meet Author and Blogger Karen Watson
Meet Karen Watson, author of Being Black and Republican in the Age of Obama, and founder of GOPBuzz, a website and blog committed to offering information about Posted under:
Celebrating Political Diversity During Black History Month: Meet Scott Turner
Meet Scott Turner, a first term Republican Texas State Representative, representing District 33 which encompasses all of Rockwall and parts of Collin counties. I interviewed Scott over this past weekend, to hear about life in Texas’ 83rd legislative session, and to find out more about this soft-spoken, confident yet humble, successful man. Read more » Posted under:
Celebrating Political Diversity During Black History Month
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Truth is the Weapon We Must Utilize in Order to Change This Voting Pattern
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Alfonzo Rachel: Faith and Politics, the Taboo Topic!
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Florida’s Allen West – Demanding an Honest Vote Count in Face of Apparent Election Confusion/Fraud
West’s current battle is to demand a fair and accurate count of the votes in his bid for re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives representing Florida’s District 18. Read more » Posted under:
Making a Difference in Dallas County
Thanks to the PAC Committee of Golden Corridor Republican Women, GCRW recently launched a new initiative that they are hoping will begin to turn the tide in Dallas County. Two billboards as well as ad spots on BET Posted under:
Delusion
Politically correct speech is an assault on our freedom of speech. We must have freedom of speech in order to combat mass mental delusion. For example: in South Dallas, the black people vote 96% of the time for the Democratic Party, which has a history of operating as the worst enemy of black people. Black people think that the Democrats are their friends, which is a delusion. Read more » Posted under:
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Former welfare recipient John H. Johnson, president and founder of Johnson Publications (Ebony and Jet Magazine) wrote in the 1975 September issue of Ebony referring to Mr. S.B. Fuller. He declared, "We are here to say to a prophet in his own time and in his own community" and that we "have been touched and transformed by [his] life, and we are profoundly grateful." In the same Ebony
Black History month in America was designed to remember the important events, history and contributions of blacks in America. The author’s goal is to be sure that the accomplishments and bravery of some conservative blacks are included in the celebration.
This is the second in a short series of articles designed to offer balance in our celebration of black history month, by honoring a few black conservatives who are making a difference.
Before Black History month in America ends, and in light of the fact that so much of the 2013 celebration honors left-wing African-Americans, this short series of articles offers praise for some truly brave Americans---black Republican and conservative leaders.
During this last election in south Dallas, where black people generally vote over 90% for the Democratic party, I thought that the truth should be spoken in these uncertain terms. A different but strong conversation must be engaged in. These videos are an attempt to change the viewpoint of the people. Truth is the weapon we must utilize in order to change this voting pattern. 
It can be argued that one of the most important and treasured cultural aspects in the Black community is our faith. We are overwhelmingly Christian. The church has played a key role in our cultural and spiritual development almost from the time our ancestors were first dragged here in chains. At times, God and His church were all Black Americans had to cling to in the darkest oppressions. Even as we have moved from segregation to freedom we have always held fast to the tenants of God’s Word, and as a result we are largely socially conservative as a group. 
I had the privilege of sitting down with Alfonzo Rachel recently. We had a frank discussion about our Christian faith and how we relate that to politics as Black Americans. Should Christians vote for politicians who promote anti-Christ policy? How do we in the Black community square our faith with our votes? We had a very frank and interesting exchange. I think we answered a lot of the questions we are
Florida U.S. Congressman Allen West, a strong Tea Party supported conservative Republican has fought some hard battles in his life, as a U.S. Army officer in combat zones including in Operation Desert Storm, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and later in Afghanistan. His awards for brave, valorous and meritorious service are too many to mention. Congressman West’s bravery extends beyond the battlefield: as an African-American Republican he stands strong for conservative principles in the face of relentless attacks by Democrats and liberal organizations and officials.
The dictionary’s definition of the word delusion is: False representation, error, or mistake preceding from false views.
