Outside of GOP AA notables like Condoleeza Rice, the big tent at the GOP has been devoid of African-Americans, and the ones they do attract sound identical to the likes of Allen West, Artur Davis and Amy Holmes.

"[Black voters are] socially conservative, but they vote on economic issues, and Republicans have to recognize that," Davis

Asked about the letter on Tuesday, Davis said it didn't mean much since nearly two-thirds of the caucus didn't even sign

Beyond the speculations of racism, I'm left wondering who people like Love and Davis are really talking to. Are they reaching

Democrat-turned-Republican Artur Davis addressed the Republican National Convention on Tuesday night. Ladies and gentlemen

FULL LETTER IS BELOW: The letter is timed for the day that Davis, a former Democratic House member from Alabama turned failed

But Davis was never really all that liberal. Once he landed in Congress, he voted for the Federal Marriage Amendment that

Davis is noncommittal about whether he'll run for Congress in Virginia. But that's not his only option, depending on the

Sure, we all know the major black republicans like Allen West, Artur Davis and Clarence Thomas. But some famous faces have

Abandoning his former supporters, his former colleagues, and his president, makes him in some ways the personification of the Romney-Ryan-Ayn Rand glorification of self-interest. He's got his, America. Who cares what you got?

Davis, a former Democratic congressman from Alabama, was a co-chair of Obama's last presidential campaign. But earlier this

Davis attracted widespread attention in May when he said he was switching parties amidst speculation over whether or not

Four summers ago, then-Democratic Rep. Artur Davis of Alabama delivered a nominating speech in support of Barack Obama. The

The strange saga of Artur Davis took an even stranger turn this week when "Alabama's Obama" switched parties and hinted that he'll run as a Republican in Virginia.