Who was Frederick Douglass? More importantly, why does Frederick Douglass matter to today’s America? The above questions are not merely rhetorical, as the recent controversy surrounding President Trump’s Black History Month statement illustrate.
Confidant and adviser to Dr. Ben Carson, Armstrong Williams, told Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Matt Boyle on Tuesday, “Dr. Carson is a great student and a great teacher,” as well as someone who can foster relationships with the various factions with which he must work to succeed as Housing and Urban Development (HUD) secretary.
Perhaps one of the most underreported stories of recent weeks was the European Union’s ruling on Apple’s tax arrangement with Ireland. After a three-year investigation, the EU levied what is believed to be the largest and most controversial tax penalty in its thirty year history. The implications of this are obviously of great importance to Apple and to the Irish government – but it could also have significant implications for the U.S. election cycle.
Although I have been a so-called ‘black’ American and a social conservative all my life – and found the two aspects of my identity to be remarkably congruent – I am always surprised when confronted with some of the vitriol that I and my fellow black conservatives face when addressing the black community. I have often wondered why it is ok for other groups to maintain a diversity of political viewpoints – whether they are Asians, Latinos, or Jewish Americans – but black Americans seem to believe that anyone who does not vote the party line is a traitor to his or her race.
“There is certainly a divide in this country, the Haves and the Have Nots,” radio host Armstrong Williams, a top adviser to Dr. Ben Carson’s 2016 presidential campaign, said on Monday’s Breitbart News Daily when SiriusXM host Stephen K. Bannon asked for his perspective on the current wave of anti-police demonstrations.
The senior advisor to former presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson told Breitbart News that the black vote is in play and that many black Americans are supporting presumptive GOP nominee Donald J. Trump.
Armstrong Williams, radio host and former senior adviser to the presidential campaign of Dr. Ben Carson, joined host Stephen K. Bannon on Monday morning’s edition of Breitbart News Daily to discuss Europe’s response to terrorism after the Brussels bombing and declaring the European Union failed to protect Europeans from Muslim terrorists.
Armstrong Williams, who was a senior adviser to Dr. Ben Carson’s presidential campaign, tells Breitbart News Daily host Stephen K. Bannon about the aftermath of the Brussels terror attack, and its ramifications for the American presidential campaign.
Dr. Ben Carson’s adviser Armstrong Williams tells Breitbart News executive chairman and Breitbart News Daily host Stephen K. Bannon that Carson may exit the GOP presidential primary between now and the day after Super Tuesday — after a dozen states vote in what’s essentially the first national primary of 2016.
Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson is showing no signs of letting up on his attacks on Senator Ted Cruz over what Carson believes were dirty tactics employed during the recent Iowa Caucuses.
Renowned neurosurgeon-turned-Republican-candidate Dr. Ben Carson scolded the media for twisting his words in pursuit of “ratings” and “conflict.”
Armstrong Williams, a close confidant and business manager for Dr. Ben Carson, told Breitbart News exclusively on Friday that Carson is confident he will re-emerge as a formidable candidate, place top three in Iowa, and win South Carolina—and eventually win the GOP nomination in 2016.
Dr. Ben Carson’s business manager Armstrong Williams is denouncing the Wall Street Journal for publishing an article questioning Dr. Ben Carson’s biography.
Dr. Ben Carson is pushing back as he faces increasingly tough attacks from the established media, his business manager Armstrong Williams tells Breitbart News’ chairman Steve Bannon.
Within 24 hours of Republican presidential frontrunner Dr. Ben Carson’s business manager Armstrong Williams’ declaration to Breitbart News Daily that the retired neurosurgeon’s campaign is a “revolution,” a new Quinnipiac poll showed Carson holding a 10-point lead with women over Hillary Clinton, and Carson’s new rap radio ad was scheduled to hit the airwaves.
Top GOP contender Dr. Ben Carson’s business manager Armstrong Williams tells Breitbart News Daily that the political outsider’s campaign is a “revolution.”
As Dr. Ben Carson moves up in the polls, reporters across the political spectrum are zeroing in on his relationship with Mannatech, a Texas based food supplement company. But so far the discussion has generated more heat than light.
Armstrong Williams, the conservative commentator and long-time business manager for GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson, is now also the leading African-American owner of television stations in America.
GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson told a group of reporters on Friday that they should interview Kanye Wes. because West is “a very smart businessman.”
Monday on CNN’s “New Day,” Armstrong Williams, the business manager for Ben Carson’s 2016 presidential campaign attempted to set the record stright on Carson’s comments about Muslim’s who follow Sharia law being president of the Untied States. Things got heated
In an appearance on CNN’s “New Day” on Monday, Armstrong Williams, the business manager for Ben Carson’s 2016 presidential campaign told show host Alisyn Camerota that Carson has no intention of apologizing for the remarks he made on Sunday’s broadcast of
The Hill profiles Armstrong Williams, “one of the most influential people” in Dr. Ben Carson’s nascent political life.
One of the nation’s most successful broadcasters and journalists, Armstrong Williams, Chairman of Howard Stirk Holdings Journalism Foundation, Inc., is teaming up with Coastal Carolina University to sponsor a new intern program aimed at helping students from disadvantaged backgrounds get their start in the field of journalism.
On Tuesday, Politico ran an article with this blaring headline: “Ben Carson’s Godly Riches: He reaped $2 million in fees from Christian groups in 2014 alone. Now he wants their votes.” The headline, which implies some sort of hypocrisy on Dr.
Armstrong Williams is the “man who would make” Dr. Ben Carson president, according to GQ writer Jason Zengerle.
Armstrong Williams, one of the most recognizable conservative voices in media, is launching “The Right Side Forum with Armstrong Williams,” a new Saturday morning news show on cable’s News Channel 8 in Washington D.C.