Listing of Black Republican Candidates for Major Office (2006)

8.14.06 | Michael King

[mhking]

I've been incessantly busy, and for that, I apologize - time has not been as readily available to me over the past few months, but I'll do my best to stick my head in here a bit more often as we move forward.

This listing came across my desk this weekend -- it is a detailed list of black Republican candidates for state and national offices this year. They are definitely worth taking a look at, and, provided they meet with your personal approval (after seriously considering their credentials and viewpoints, of course), are worthy of your support.

Thanks for taking an honest and open look at them.

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Candidates for Office in 2006

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Catherine Davis

Catherine Davis for U.S. Congress Georgia, District 4 http://www.catherinedavis.org/index.htm Sherman Parker for U.S. Congress Missouri, District 2 http://www.shermanparker.org/index.htm

Sherman Parker

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California Pierre Prosper: State Attorney General http://www.pierreprosper.com Scott Turner: U.S. Congress District 50 http://www.turnerforcongress.com District of Columbia Erran Persley: District delegate to Congress http://www.erranpersleyfordcdelegate.com Florida Belinda Noah: United States Senate http://www.noah2006.com Eddie Adams: U.S. Congress District 11 http://www.adamsforcongress.org Georgia Mary Wilhite: State House District 22 http://www.votemary.us Deborah Honeycutt: U.S. Congress District 13 http://www.honeycuttforcongress.com Illinois Eric Wallace: State Senate District 19 http://wallace2006.com Marc Wiley: State Rep. District 80 http://www.wiley2006.com Indiana Eric Dickerson: U.S. Congress District 7 http://www.ericdickersonforcongress.com Raymond C. Dix Jr.: Ross Township Trustee Raydix@aol.com Maryland Ron Miller: U.S. Congress District 5 http://www.ronmillerforcongress.com Massachusetts Bob Parks: State Representative 2nd Franklin District http://www.bobparks4staterep.com Michigan Bill Hardiman: Michigan Senate District 29 http://www.senate.michigan.gov/hardiman

Mississippi Yvonne Brown: U.S. Congress District 2 http://www.friendsofyvonnerbrown.org Nevada Maurice Washington: State Senate District 11 Maurice Washington Bio New York Randy Daniels: Governor http://www.randydaniels.com North Carolina Dr. Ada Fisher: U.S. Congress District 12 http://www.dradamfisher.org Vernon Robinson: U.S. Congress District 13 http://vernonrobinson.com/index.shtml Ohio Jennette Bradley: State Treasurer http://www.bradleyforohio.com Richard Holt: U.S. Congress District 6 http://www.teamholt.net Jewette Toney: Jefferson County Auditor Jettit@aol.com Oregon Jackie Winters: State Senate District 10 Jackie Winters' Bio Rhode Island Lloyd Monroe: State Senate District 18 http://www.monroe2006.com Tennessee Johnny Horne: Hamilton County Criminal Court Clerk jw4real@comcast.net Texas Michael Williams: Railroad Commisioner http://www.michaellwilliams.com Ken Bryant: State House District 27 RevKenBryant@aol.com Vermont Randolph Brock: State Auditor of Accounts http://www.state.vt.us/sao

[mhking]

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[Christian4Bush]

Good morning, Michael.

There is also Michael Steele for U.S. Senate in Maryland, Kenneth Blackwell for Governor in Ohio, and Lynn Swann for Governor in Pennsylvania. If these are part of a list you posted, but I've not seen, please forgive me.

Have a great day! Please keep me on your BC ping list.

[mhking]

Yeah - it's certainly a partial (actually I thought those three were on there - I guess I overlooked them. My apologies...

[YellowRoseofTx]

Thanks for posting this. I've liked Mr. Williams (Texas) for a long time.

[Xenalyte]

This is great and valuable. Thanks for posting it!

[HostileTerritory]

Richard Holt: U.S. Congress District 6 http://www.teamholt.net

He lost the primary to Charlie Blasdel, and his website is dead.

[TexasCajun]

Mr. Willams might be a good candidate to replace Tom Delay?

I don't know much about him but I like the idea of putting a good black republican on the ballot!

[kidd]

Any chance Gary Franks might decide to run as a write-in for Connecticut senator? He remains to be Connecticut's most prominant conservative politician.

Alan Schlessinger won't win, even when the liberal vote is split between three candidates.

[GeronL]

BUMP

[Happy Valley Dude]

You left out three very high-profile candidates:

Lynn Swann is running for PA Governor

http://www.swannforgovernor.com/

Ken Blackwell is running for OH Governor

http://www.kenblackwell.com/

And Michael Steele is running for the US Senate from MD

http://www.steeleformaryland.com/

[LexBaird]

I look forward to the day when such things will be as irrelevant as the candidate's shoe size. As MLK said, actions and content of character are what matters.

[mhking]

I look forward to the day when such things will be as irrelevant as the candidate's shoe size. As MLK said, actions and content of character are what matters.

Agreed.

[YellowRoseofTx]

Mr. Willams might be a good candidate to replace Tom Delay?

I like your idea. I don't know a great deal about his qualifications or if he would be interested, but I like the way he speaks.

[stand watie]

GM!

NICE list. i wish we had a GOOD a group of AmerIndians running for office!

free dixie,sw

[CPT Clay]

Welcome Back

Haven't seen you for a while.

[sitetest]

Dear mhking,

Although I think he may have started out running for the 5th District US Representative in Maryland, Ron Miller is actually running for the Maryland Senate, against incumbent Senate President Mike Miller.


sitetest

[TexasCajun]

I like him because he is a black republican and they really piss off the democrats and Big Media pundits!

...how shallow is that.

[Free Baptist]

I imagine their being some great folks in this list!

[Bahbah]

I'll do my best to stick my head in here a bit more often as we move forward.

Good. You are missed when you are not around.