PRO-LIFE CATHOLIC DR. ALAN KEYES ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY FOR THE 2008 PRESIDENTIAL RACE

Former Ambassador Alan Keyes has announced his candidacy for the GOP nomination for President.

CVSTOS FIDEI shares the news with us through this post via USA Daily.

Here are some excerpts from the USA Daily:

These are the words of Alan Keyes as he declared his candidacy for president on Janet Parshall’s nationally syndicated radio program, “I will be participating in the Values Voter Debate on Monday as a candidate, and I will be trying my best — as I forever have, in the course of the years that I have been involved at this level in politics.”

Keyes, a brilliant orator will add some excitement to the Values Debate sponsored by WorldNetDaily and a few socially conservative organizations in Fort Lauderdale Florida on September 17th.

WorldNet Daily reveals more here:

Keyes looks to rescue GOP, announces run for president

Former Reagan diplomat says he's unmoved by lack of moral courage displayed by others

Keyes told syndicated radio host Janet Parshall he's "unmoved" by the lack of moral courage shown by the other candidates, among whom he sees no standout who articulates the "key kernel of truth that must, with courage, be presented to our people."

He added: "The one thing I've always been called to do is to raise the standard ... of our allegiance to God and His authority that has been the foundation stone of our nation's life" – and he decried the lack of "forthright, clear, and clarion declaration" from the current crop of presidential contenders.

Franciscan Contemplative (aka "brother lesser") and radio talk show host shares his reasons for supporting Alan Keyes in Dr. Alan Keyes for President: Why He Has My Vote !

Be sure to check out Paul's post about Alan Keyes' announcement here. He makes some good points.

To hear the entire Keyes announcement, click here.

To visit Keyes' campaign website, click here.

I am so happy Keyes has entered the race - this is truly the answer to prayer. I voted for Alan Keyes when he ran against Barack Obama in Illinois in 2004. He is a well - qualified candidate with very high morals. He certainly has my support!
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