Alongside candidates John Myrick, Brenda Thiam, and Chuck Linton, Top Fuel Bill, Nancy Myrick, Blanca Tapahuasco, Chris Anderson, Kenny Ebron, Alex Chong, myself #johnmyrick#brendathiam#marylandblackrepublicancouncil and many others, enjoyed the privilege of being guests at Simmons Memorial Baptist Church. We didn’t come to lecture—we came to listen, to engage, and to represent something Baltimore hasn’t seen enough of: a real alternative.

Not just Republican voices—but conservative ideas rooted in accountability, opportunity, and positive change. For decades, Baltimore has been governed by one party. The results speak for themselves: too many neighborhoods left behind, too many promises unkept. When leadership never changes, neither do the outcomes.

At our table today, people stopped by. Some were curious. Some were skeptical. A few came ready to argue. Good. That’s how conversations start. That’s how minds open.

And here’s the truth I shared: if you want different results, you have to be willing to vote differently. Today wasn’t about winning arguments—it was about planting seeds. And we believe those seeds will grow. Baltimore deserves better. And today, we showed that better starts with being willing to show up. Check out the pictures below.