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Tiffany Shorter from Hip Hop Republican sits down with rapper and entrepreneur Tabi Bonney.  Tiffany conducted the interview in the offices of ICED MEDIA in Soho, NYC.  Here she speaks with him on politics, Barack Obama and his music profession.  Despite supporting Obama, Rapper Tabi Bonney is a trying to reach out in a non partisan way to Hip-Hop Republicans.
Please check out his latest CD and clothing line.
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Rappers are often deemed —be it self-imposed or otherwise— products of their environments. What then of an MC born …

Jay Bala is running for a seat in the Maryland State Senate, representing District 28 which covers Waldorf, MD.

The National Visionary Leadership Project (NVLP) is the premier resource for oral history interviews with African American elders who shaped the 20th century. Recently, they sat down with former Sen. Edward Brooke to discuss his life in the Republican Party.

Recently, Travis Johnson owner of the centrist blog “Republicans United” sat down with Jim Dipeso Vice President of the group “Republicans for Environmental Protection” to conduct an interview about the goals of REP and where the organization was heading in the near future.

Jim DiPeso is the kind of Republican you don’t hear about in the newspapers everyday. He’s the Vice President for Policy & Communication of the Republicans for Environmental Protection, an organization formed in 1995 to restore the Republican tradition of environmental conservation. In an era when folks like Senator Jim Inhofe get headlines for Republicans by calling climate change “the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on the American people”, it’s refreshing to see there are Republicans out there who remember the first two syllables of the word “conservative.”

Hip-hop artists like Will.I.Am. were on the campaign trail with Barrack Obama from the beginning. After his election, Young Jeezy released the voracious “My President is Black”, a bombastic track that aspired to be the new black anthem and seemed to imply a melding between Hip-Hop culture and mainstream society. On the night of the inauguration, Barrack Obama was showered in praises, blessings, and performances dedicated in his honor by powerful hip-hop luminaries like Jay-Z and Kanye West. Can you imagine the Juice Crew dedicating a rendition of “The Symphony” at the inauguration of Jesse Jackson in 88′? More likely it would have been The Four Tops or The Temptations.

It certainly wouldn’t have been Gil Scott Heron.

HipHopRepublican.com recently sat down with Sophia Davis for an excusive interview. Sophia, is a 23 years old Capitol Hill staffer for Senator George V. Voinovich. In this interview Sophia Davis talks about her views on Healthcare, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and her future plans in Washington, DC.

HHR Blog Talk Radio is pleased to announce that we will be having Lieutenant Colonel Allen West (US Army, Retired) on our online radio show today at 5pm Eastern Standard. Lieutenant Colonel Allen West is making a run for Congress for Florida’s 22nd congressional district against incumbent democrat Ron Klein.

Recently, Angela Severiano of HHR Blog sat down with UMA Award-winner Nathan to talk about his life and future plans. Nathan told HipHopRepublican.com about the distinctions between a hit in his genre in the UK versus the US. “I think the main ingredient for a hit in the UK is to have song that everyone can sing along to.”

At long last someone had the temerity, or is it courage, to tell the truth about Walter Cronkite. Writing for his blog, the redoubtable Cliff Kincaid, notes that the “voice of God” – as Mara Liasson referred to him – embodied every liberal and radical idea on the political waterfront and to some degree, had had a baneful effect on the news and public opinion.

Lenny McAllister, a leading Hip Hop Republican and author of a “Diary of a Mad Black PYC (Proud Young Conservative)” is at the center of a vicious domestic violence dispute. His ex-wife, Richelle McAllister attacked her boyfriend with a hammer.

HHR Blog recently sat down to do an interview with DJ Stacy Stylez New York City’s leading female club DJ. Her fun mixes of Hip Hop, Old Skool Hip Hop, 80’s pop and rock always keeps the crowd happy.

Stacy is known to “bring the crowd and keep them there”. Don’t be surprised if she takes out her light up tambourine during a set, or if she dances right along with you from the DJ booth. Stacy knows her music very well and has a keen sense on reading the crowd.

HHR Blog sat down to speak with Danielle Smith a candidate for the The Wildrose Alliance Party  a conservative provincial political party in Alberta, Canada. This is our second interview with her and here she speaks on engergy and economic development and healthcare in Alberta.
HHR NOTE: The show is a bit shaky in the beginning again, we do apologies for this.
 
The party runs on a platform of:
Minimal taxes (raising the basic exemption to $20,000, eliminating health care premiums, reducing corporate taxes, and building the Alberta Heritage Trust Fund with the object of eventually being able to replace personal tax revenue …

HHR Blog Radio is proud to have Aurora, Colorado councilman and business exec Ryan Frazier as our guest on this weeks show. Ryan is seeking a Colorado Senate seat in 2010 and is being called by many commentators as a rising star in the GOP often touted by some as “The Republican Obama”.
Ryan will be on this Sunday at 1:00 PM –don’t miss it!
About the show: The Andrew Simon show is a new online podcast sponsored by HipHopRepublican.com and will consist of interviews and opinions by award wining host Andrew Simon.
Date / Time: 6/21/2009 1:00 PM -  This Sunday at …

Tiffany Shorter
Brandon Brice is a community organizer and an active Republican in Harlem. Republicans  working in the black community is not generally a normal concept. Self-empowerment, financial success and small government are words usually associated with the Republican Party, but not community involvement.  Brandon,  however, shows that Republicanism and community work are not mutual exclusive.

Why are you in  Harlem?  You have a Bachelor’s degree from Howard University, worked for the United Nations as well as corporate America, so why drop the larger salary to work in the community?
I’ve lived in Harlem for five years now and seen a lot.  People, …

Recently HHR sat down with Manhattan professional photographer Stephanie Charczenko to discuss her passion for photography. In addition we also spoke with her about what life is like being a Republican artist in a city and industry dominated by people often hostile to her political views. In this blog interview Stephanie opens up about  her unique Ukrainian heritage and how it led her to pursue such a career. 
 
Stephanie tell the readers of HHR blog a little about yourself…where are you from? In addition, what got you involved in photography? 
Growing up in New Jersey in a very artistic Ukrainian family, I learned to design the very beautiful …