CHRISTOPHER ARPS

Christopher Arps is a national advisory board member for the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Project 21. He’s also a managing partner with the public affairs and communications consulting firm Red Tail Strategies, LLC. He’s the co founder of Move-On-Up.org and is also a host, guest host and contributor on his local conservative radio station (KFTK 97.1) in St. Louis, Mo.

Publications by Christopher Arps:

Protect Civil Rights With Citizen-Only Voting (September 2019)

The Last Government Shutdown? (January 2019)

In Renaming Senate Building, Is Any Candidate Perfect? (October 2018)

What Has Colin Kaepernick Really Sacrificed? (September 2018)

Blacks’ “Wartime” Mentality Disregarding Opportunity Makes Them Their Own Worst Enemy (December 2014)

Get Over It: No Hatred in Obama Critiques (March 2014)

ObamaCare: Academia vs. the Real World (October 2013)

A Change in Culture Doesn’t Mean Changing the Constitution (January 2013)

Black Lawmakers Play the Victim (November 2011)

Wisdom of the Ages Applies to Today’s Budget Blowout (August 2011)

Is Gay Marriage Another Blow to the Struggling African-American Family? (July 2011)

Sample of Public Appearances by Christopher Arps:

On One America News Network’s “The Rick Amato Show,” Christopher discusses the Obamas’ experiences with perceived racial stereotypes (12/17/14)

On The Blaze TV’s “Real News,” Christopher dispels myths about the rioting in St. Louis, MO (8/12/14)

On One America News Network’s “The Rick Amato Show,” Christopher says even formerly-loyal blacks are losing faith in Barack Obama (7/16/14)

On One America News Network’s “The Rick Amato Show,” Christopher discusses the recent “knockout game” indictment (12/31/13)

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