black voters on Townhall

• Herman Cain and the Race Debate Wed Oct 12
  New York, New York
  Herman Cain responds to African American critics. He also explains how he came to be a republican. ... more
• The left, the race card, and Herman Cain Mon Oct 10
  Jeff Jacoby
  The day after Herman Cain's dazzling victory in the Florida straw poll, I commented that with Cain as a GOP rock star, liberals who have been so ready to smear President Obama's critics as racist would have to come up with a new shtick. What was I thinking? ... more
• Al Sharpton Gets Civil Rights History Wrong Sun Oct 9
  Katie Pavlich
• Stop Whining'? Tue Oct 4
  Thomas Sowell
  If there was ever any doubt that the Democrats take the black vote for granted, that doubt should have been put to rest when Barack Obama told the Congressional Black Caucus, "Stop whining!" ... more
• Herman Cain: Blacks Brainwashed to Not Consider Conservatism Thu Sep 29
  Katie Pavlich
• Scolding His Supporters is Sign of Obama's Desperation Wed Sep 28
  Donald Lambro
  A rattled tone of desperation has taken hold of President Obama's once self-confident rhetoric as he struggles to rally his party's dispirited political base. ... more
• 5 Reasons Black Americans Should Give Up On The Democratic Party Tue Sep 13
  John Hawkins
  As someone who was born in the seventies in North Carolina and grew up admiring people like Muhammad Ali, Satchel Paige, and even Malcolm X (Yes, really) that was a pretty good example of the world I grew up in. ... more
• Conservatives For Obama Wed Aug 24
  Michael Medved
  After President Obama's faltering, uncertain performance in the debt-ceiling crisis, and with polling showing self-described “conservatives” outnumbering “liberals” by crushing, consistent margins, Republicans ought to face the upcoming presidential race with eagerness and confidence. ... more
• Blacks' Dilemma With Obama Mon Aug 22
  Star Parker
  Election of our nation's first black president is delivering an unexpected message to our black population. Blacks are discovering that what a man or woman does -- their actions -- is what matters, not the color of their skin. ... more
• Allen West Plans to Lead Black Voters Away From Democrat "Plantation" Thu Aug 18
  Katie Pavlich
• Raising Cain: The Pizza Man Delivers Wed May 11
  Michael Medved
  The most intriguing question raised by the first presidential debate in Greenville, S.C. involves the way Republicans will characterize the surprising showing of Herman Cain. ... more
• For Chicago Mayor, a Race Against Race Sun Feb 13
  Steve Chapman
  Chicago has not had a Republican mayor since 1931, but it came close in 1983, when a state legislator named Bernard Epton attracted hordes of lifelong Democrats, only to fall just short. ... more
• Braun tries to broaden appeal beyond black voters Fri Jan 7
  AP News
• A Truce in Culture Wars as Voters Focus on Economy Thu Dec 30
  Michael Barone
  The fact is that there is an ongoing truce on the social issues, because for most Americans they have been overshadowed by concerns raised by the weak economy and the Barack Obama Democrats' vast increase in the size and scope of government. ... more

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