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Republicans for Black Empowerment is on a mission to raise the value of black American's political capital by increasing awareness of the upside offered by conservative solutions to the black community's concerns. For over 40 years, black voters have staunchly aligned themselves with the Democratic Party on Election Day. However, an increasing number have begun questioning the wisdom of supporting: (i) social policies rooted in low expectations and government dependency; (ii) economic and tax policies that stifle economic growth, job creation, personal savings and investment; and (iii) education policies that refuse to subject public schools to the competitive pressures of school choice, leaving parents of predominantly black students in failing schools without the choices enjoyed by middle and upper-class Americans.
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Lincoln,"By no act or complicity of mine, shall the Republican party become a mere sucked egg, all shell and no principle in it." If we stand for a perfect union than we must unite as one people with…
Started by Wayne Johnson. Last reply by Wayne Johnson Oct. 9, 2009.
Greetings! I want to inform you about the premier of one of the 1st young Black Conservative news shows. It's called The Right Report, and it airs Tuesday nights from 8-9pm Central Time. Tonight (Tu…
Started by David Jones Jan 26.
"GOP’s HAYES APPEALS TO BLACK PRESS: “WE ARE NOT OUTSIDERS” CHICAGO – January 29, 2010: The following letter was released today by Rev. Isaac C. Hayes, the GOP nominee for Congress in IL-2, challengi…
Started by RBE MODERATOR Jan 29.
By Don Scoggins So now we must ask ourselves,” where do we go from here?” I am referring to this week’s recent discourse, surrounding Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s uncalled for remarks about…
Started by RBE MODERATOR. Last reply by Wayne Johnson Jan 28.
Just wanted to get the word out that a Black Republican won a seat for Mayor in Lakeland, Fl. His name is Gow Fields. You can find out more about him here at his campaign site. http://www.gowfield…
Started by RBE MODERATOR. Last reply by Natalie Cartledge Jan 20.
Do you have any ideas to help Black America? I don't care what your political leanings a good idea is a good idea and help is needed. From earlier post here at RBE I know you guys are full of great i…
Started by George Cook. Last reply by John T. Miller II Jan 23.
Black men we have to step up and build our families which leads to a building of the Black Community which ultimately leads to the improvement of Black America. There are no excuses now! Let's take…
Started by George Cook Sep. 24, 2009.
Donald E. Scoggins President Donelsco@aol.com Don was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. While serving his country in the military, he was awarded the Bronze Star fo…
Started by RBE MODERATOR Jan. 24, 2009.
by Lenny McAllister This is not a call-out of anyone. This is a call-to-arms for everyone. I hear that there are looking for other participants in the Derrion Albert death in order to process mor…
Started by RBE MODERATOR Sep. 30, 2009.
by Lenny McAllister Now, don’t get me wrong. Before anyone starts to say that racism is not a factor in today’s America, I want to preface this by saying that it’s pretty clear that we don’t live…
Started by RBE MODERATOR. Last reply by blackrebel Oct. 10, 2009.
The conservative Republican blogger in New Jersey isn't feeling President Obama's latest political strategy: "Talk about a transparent maneuver. Obama is planning a bipartisan Healthcare Summit for later this month. He even wants it televised on C-SPAN finally... Does anyone actually believe that Obama is looking for a real solution here? This summit (a mere half day meeting) isn’t about advancing the healthcare debate; instead it is design[ed] to get Republicans involved so they can blame them for the death of ObamaCare."
The French bookerista praises the recent foreign policy speech that Condoleezza Rice (pictured) gave at Oklahoma State University (commentary in French): "Thank you to Booker Rising for posting this information. This gave me an opportunity to rediscover how Condoleezza Rice, the former national security adviser and secretary of state to former President [George] W. Bush, was qualified to analyze and judge today's risks to the U.S. I agree with her view: Ten years after the horrible September 11, 2001 attacks, the world (especially historians) will judge the acts of the Bush administration to provide stability and hope to the world after this tragedy. It needed a strong president and a strong administration to hold the shaky world at this time. As to those 'humanist' actions in the world, most people are wrong in only considering the Iraq and Afghanistan interventions. It [the U.S. government] has been very active in the Darfur crisis and has significantly helped poor African countries. Bush's last tour on the continent and the warm welcome he had received was the best example. Perhaps in this area is where 'compassionate conservatism' has found its full expression."
So says Jim Collier, a moderate blogger in California, who reacts to a recent lecture on racism and white privilege by liberal author and commentator Tim Wise (pictured) that he attended in Oakland, Calif.: "I will first clarify that I am not 100% aligned with his argument on the White-man’s recent history of exploiting people of color. Nevertheless, his delivery of facts sure beats the hell out of whoever would call him a liar. Unfortunately, he makes the grave mistake of many before him, with shallow analysis of the plight of Blacks limited to the last 400 years of White dominance, against thousands of prior years of development. This limitation allows Whites and others to easily turn a deaf ear to him. In ignoring earlier times of human history and evolution, including that of race itself, he lessens his power and influence, except for the people in his 'choir', mostly Blacks and guilt-sensitive Whites. To the contrary, and aided by many external factors over a much greater time period, Whites and Blacks are complicit in the race dynamic and plights we reflect today. In any event, I agree with Mr. Wise that talking about race is the only way for things to get better. I would simply lengthen the period of review to 5,000 years."© 2010 Created by RBE MODERATOR on Ning. Create a Ning Network!