Ken Blackwell

Ken Blackwell

John Kenneth Blackwell (born Feb. 28, 1948), is a Republican politician from Ohio. He is the former secretary of state of Ohio and unsuccessfully ran for governor there in 2006.

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« Freddie Mercury Lives! | Main | News: Ryan Kwanten, Comet, John Varvatos, Campbell's, Ne-Yo » 01/12/2009 The NYT reports that former Ohio secretary of state Ken Blackwell continues to be a leading contender for the chairman of the Republican National Committee: "The six candidates are four white men, including two from the South, and two black men: Michael Steele, the former lieutenant governor of Maryland, and J. Kenneth Blackwell, the former Ohio secretary of state. Because it is a six-way race in which ballots are cast anonymously, it is impossible to project who might win. But party leaders said Mr. Blackwell and Mr. ... Read Full Story
Written by gaharrison on
I don’t disagree with the directors of RedState.com very often.  T heir endorsement of a candidate for RNC chair is one of those rare occasions. You might be thinking, “I thought you liked Ken Blackwell?”.  I do.  Up until recently, I was torn in this race.  While I firmly believe that Michigan Chair Saul Anuzis is the right man for the job, I still have the greatest respect for Blackwell.  He’s my second choice. What’s my problem with the RedState endorsement?  Several things.  We’ll save their second choice pick of incumbent chair Mike Duncan for last.  Perhaps the guys at RedState had a hard ... Read Full Story
Written by Jake on
One easy to way to see the difference between being the party in power and the party on the outside? Look at how the Democratic National Committee and Republican National Committee are picking their respective chairmen. The Dems, fresh from winning historical victories at nearly every level, quietly named former Virginia Governer Tim Kaine to the position today. As tradition states, Barack Obama , the sitting president, named Kaine to the position. No muss, no fuss. Meanwhile, Republicans held their first debate today, and even before the introductions began, things have already gotten hairy. In these six men, you can read the schisms running ... Read Full Story
Written by Frenchy84 on
I'd like to see Ken Blackwell become the next RNC Chairman. He would be great for the GOP and the right man to get the party going in the right direction again. Amanda Carpenter over at Town Hall has this: If elected RNC Chairman Blackwell’s mission would be to change the culture of the RNC, which he thinks has become too dependent on Washington connections cultivated with the soon-to-be nonexistent Bush Administration. To help make the break, he’s pitched RNC members on a new revenue sharing program that would kick-back ten percent of net fundraising proceeds to state parties. “The whole fundraising apparatus is ... Read Full Story
The candidates for chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC) will hold a debate, sponsored by Americans for Tax Reform, on Monday, January 5 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. All six candidates have confirmed they will participate: Saul Anuzis, chairman of the Republican Party of Michigan; Ken Blackwell, former Ohio secretary of state; Katon Dawson, chairman of the Republican Party of South Carolina; Chip Saltsman, former chairman of the Republican Party of Tennessee, current RNC Chairman Mike Duncan and Michael Steele, chairman of GOPAC. "We are working with bloggers and other activists to develop the ... Read Full Story
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“Cost of indecision about Afghanistan is mounting.” That’s not a headline on Townhall.com. It’s the title of a column by the dean of liberal Washington pundits, David Broder.Even David Broder is concerned about President Obama’s failure to decide on a proper course of action in the war the President himself called “a war of necessity.”  
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Ken Blackwell is the Senior Fellow for Family Empowerment at the Family Research Council, and the Ronald Reagan Distinguished Fellow for Public Policy at the Buckeye Institute in Columbus, Ohio. He is a visiting fellow at the Texas Public Policy ...  
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I’m still laughing about something I read this morning. Not surprisingly, it’s something Ken Blackwell wrote. In Kenny’s latest Townhall article he calls President Obama “unprepared” because he took a breath prior to saying the word ‘quadrennial’ in a speech last year. Here’s the video. Give it 28 seconds. I promise you wouldn’t [...]  
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The conservative Republican commentator opines that one of the reasons that liberals are hostile to public expressions of Christianity is because it threatens the monopoly that the religion of liberalism enjoys in the public squares: "Analyze [late Sen. Ted] Kennedy’s Epistle to the Gentiles and you will see that the concern, the work, the cause, the hope, the dream that is the subject of his panegyric is government. Government giveth and...  
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The conservative Republican commentator opines: "Reggie Littlejohn is a petite woman who heads Women’s Rights Without Frontiers. Attorney Littlejohn gave up a profitable practice to work for human rights. Dr. Littlejohn showed how China’s brutal policy actually works. Women in China pregnant with their second or third 'unauthorized' child, are rounded up and harassed until they submit to abortion – even in the eighth or ninth month. Estimates...  
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Ken Blackwell is back (again), this time raising money for his newest political venture: Black Republican PAC.Yes, you read that correctly.  It's not called Black Republicans PAC, or even Black Republicans' PAC.  What's even more comical is that their website has... you've guessed, not one picture of a single African-American Republican on it. (Isn't Alan Keyes or J.C. Watts available?)From the Columbus Dispatch comes Blackwell's fundraising...  
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The conservative Republican commentator opines about the Palestinians: The ruling (barely) Palestinian party on the West Bank has just about lost patience with President Obama. That didn't take long. The Fatah 'party' is the creation of Yassir Arafat, the Nobel Peace Prizewinner who invented airline hijacking for terrorist purposes. Arafat is dead, of course, and his Nobel Peace Prize was stolen when Hamas -- the even deadlier terrorist outfit...  
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