Movement Conservative Leaders Endorse Ken Blackwell For RNC Chair
By Mike Spence | 01/03/09 | 03:20 PM EDT | 0 Comments
A Who's Who of the Conservative movement that includes the likes of RNC Committeman Morton Blackwell (No relation!), Jim Dobson, Phyllis Schlafly, Gary Aldrich, Ed Meese, Richard Viguerie, Pat Toomey, David Keene, Becky Norton Dunlop and Steve Forbes have signed on the the Ken Blackwell for RNC Chair campaign.
In a joint press release issued through the Council for National Policy Inc. They picked Blackwell after getting responses to question from all the current candidates.
Here is complete list of the endorsements. Titles are for identification purposes. This a shot in the arm for the Blackwell campaign.
- Gary Aldrich, Chairman, CNP Action, Inc.
- Morton C. Blackwell, Virginia Republican National Committeeman
- Robert B. Bluey, Contributing Editor, RedState
- L. Brent Bozell, Founder and President, Media Research Center
- Kellyanne Conway, CEO and President, the polling company, inc./WomanTrend
- T. Kenneth Cribb, Jr., Former Domestic Advisor to President Reagan
- James C. Dobson, Ph.D., Founder and Chairman, Focus on the Family
- Becky Norton Dunlop, President, Council for National Policy
- Stuart W. Epperson, Chairman, Salem Communications Corporation
- Steve Forbes, Chairman & CEO, Forbes Media
- Dr. Ronald Godwin, Vice Chancellor, Liberty University
- Rebecca Hagelin, Author and Conservative Columnist
- Colin Hanna, President, Let Freedom Ring
- David Keene, Chairman, American Conservative Union
- Tim LaHaye, Founder and President, Tim LaHaye Ministries
- Ed Meese, Past President, Council for National Policy
- James C. Miller, Past President, Council for National Policy
- Tony Perkins, President Family Research Council
- Ken Raasch, Chairman & CEO, Creative Brands Group
- Alfred S. Regnery, Publisher, The American Spectator
- Phyllis Schlafly, President, Eagle Forum
- Pat Toomey, President, Club for Growth
- Richard Viguerie, Chairman, ConservativeHQ.com
TAGS: Ken Blackwell, Mike Duncan, RNC
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