Catholic Exchange Columnist Alan Keyes to Host MSNBC Program

This article courtesy of Lifesite News.

WASHINGTON (LSN.ca) – Alan Keyes, the only black candidate in the last US Presidential election, has been hired to host an MSNBC one-hour, five-night a week program.

Keyes, the US Ambassador to the United Nations under the Reagan administration, is a solidly pro-life Catholic and splendidly articulate. The American media was lambasted by conservative African Americans for failing to give Keyes media exposure during his two presidential campaigns. Keyes himself said of the media coverage, “These racists don't want black people to know that the most capable candidate in this race has black skin, because that might excite some folks in the black community.”

CNS News reports that the show is scheduled to air weeknights at 10 p.m. EST, starting on Monday, January 21. It is entitled, “Alan Keyes Is Making Sense.”

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