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DR. WILLIE J. MONTAGUE (R-FL) FOR CONGRESS, FIGHTING FOR FLORIDA -10 SEAT

As Seen in Republic Times

Dr. Willie Montague is running to represent the people of Florida’s 10th District. He’s the Founder and President of House of Timothy a Florida outreach for young men. Mainly between the ages of 12 and 25. Brother Montague directs the mentorship programs Element 26 and Young Entrepreneurs Hub. That’s the kind of outreaching Rep’s we need in Congress. Visit his Campaign Site – Team Willie to get involved.

Opinion

In the era of identity politics, Trump inspired these black Republicans to run for office

As seen in the Washington Examiner, Feb 24, 2022

Article Link:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/in-the-era-of-identity-politics-trump-inspired-these-black-republicans-to-run-for-office

With the congressional midterm elections less than nine months away, Republicans are looking to take back control of the House of Representatives. And many black Republican candidates nationwide have thrown their hat into the ring.

Many in the political sphere will find the number of black candidates running as Republicans interesting, given the perception of a lack of racial diversity in the party and the 21st century’s inordinate emphasis on identity politics. But there’s one other particular caveat that will shock the pundits even more: Many of them say former President Donald Trump inspired them to run for office.

Another black Republican running a congressional campaign in Florida is Dr. Willie Montague. He is running in Florida’s 10th Congressional District. “During the Trump presidency, we saw a rise in young blacks turning to the Republican Party," he said. "It became obvious to many black voters that when Trump speaks, he says what he means. This appeals to the black community, who have become tired of the promises and carrot waving of the Democrat Party – the party that tells blacks they need them. We are tired of people treating us like victims.”

DR. WILLIE J. MONTAGUE (R-FL) FOR CONGRESS
FIGHTING FOR FLORIDA -10 SEAT

Pastor. Father. Conservative.

It's time to restore Christian-based values in Congress and fight to limit government–not our freedoms.

DEVOTED TO
TRANSFORMING
THE FUTURE

I unequivocally support the Second Amendment. We must maintain the right to bear arms; otherwise, once the Second Amendment falls, so too, will our First Amendment rights. It is time our federal government puts America first–not foreign nations. Our immigration policy must be reformed, our borders must be secured, and our elections must be rid of fraud and interference.

CD 10 Republican Willie Montague hosting ‘Uncensored America’ roundtable

As Seen in Florida Politics

A Black conservatives roundtable highlights Orlando fundraiser.

Seeking to draw attention in tandem with CPAC in Orlando, Republican congressional candidate Willie Montague is hosting a fundraiser featuring a national roundtable of Black conservatives dubbed “Uncensored America.”

The fundraiser is being arranged Saturday night at a downtown Orlando restaurant by Montague’s campaign for the open seat in Florida’s 10th Congressional District.

The fundraiser, featuring a 14-speaker roundtable, will run concurrently with the CPAC Florida 2022 conference at the Rosen Shingle Creek. Tickets to Montague’s event range from $35 for livestream access to $2,000 for headline sponsors.

“As conservatives, we support CPAC but also want to create a platform for Black conservatives to speak their minds in order to define for ourselves,” Montague said in a statement about the event. “That is what Uncensored America is all about. It is also why I am running for office, I am a community man who has seen Democrats control our cities and destroy our people. In 2022 we will tell the left that they no longer speak for us.”

The event begins at 5 p.m. with a meet-and-greet at the Osphere Neighborhood Grill & Bar in Orlando. The roundtable is to run from 6-8 p.m., with a 9 p.m. afterparty.

Among the speakers:

— Kimberly Klaick, a former congressional candidate in Maryland who founded Red Resistance;

— Joe Collins III, host of KABC’s radio show “New Black Republicans” and a current congressional candidate in California;

— Shemeka Michelle, a self-help and political author and speaker from Durham, North Carolina;

— Angela Staton King, an author and former congressional candidate in Georgia who is founder and president of the American King Foundation;

— Rev. Leon Benjamin, senior pastor and bishop of New Life Harvest Church in Richmond, Virginia, and founder and chair of Virginians for America First.

Montague is in a crowded field this year for the open seat of what will be a redrawn CD 10. Among other Republican candidates are William King, Troy Rambaransingh, Angela Walls-Windhauser, Peter Weed and Calvin Wimbish.

Montague ran unsuccessfully for the Republican nomination in 2020.

CD 10 currently spans western Orange County, though redistricting may stretch it across northern Orange County instead. Either way, it is likely to contain Orlando’s largest Black communities and have a strong Democratic voter base in the 2022 General Election.

Incumbent Democratic Rep. Val Demings is running for the Senate instead of for re-election.

“For decades the left has self-proclaimed a monopoly on the Black vote. That is in despite of the left’s counterculture agenda,” Montague said. “The reality is that the traditional Black family has values and principles which align with the conservative movement. We are not for critical race theory, critical gender theory, nor are we anti-police. We are not atheist communist sympathizers; we are a faith-filled people.”

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