Craig Wolf for Maryland Attorney General (in white polo shirt) is expected to fight corruption heads on once elected to the Public office in November and restore trust within the State government agencies.
Africans in diaspora have created a new political group with plans to spend thousands of dollars in the upcoming election to support Craig Wolf for Maryland Attorney General and other candidates. In doing so, they are committed to helping pass policies that will help create wealth for Africans and other groups globally.
The group, called the African Community Service, has already raised money for awards and hope to raise much more in the coming months. In its first set of endorsements Saturday September 1st, 2018, the group said it was supporting Mr. Craig Wolf , who is running for the Office of the Maryland Attorney General in November General Election against incumbent Mr. Brian Frosh. The African Community Service Awards(ACSA) event is held annually to recognize individuals, or groups who have sacrificed their time and resources for the benefit of Africans globally.
Craig Wolf is listed as Keynote Speaker for the 2018 Award ceremony which will be held at Hilton Alexandria Mark Center, 5000 Seminary Rd, Alexandria, VA 22311. Wolf is the Republican Candidate for Attorney General (State of Maryland) in the November elections.
Mr. Wolf said, “Honored to have the support of Sylvester Okere – and look forward to speaking at the African Community Service Awards on September 1.
Maryland needs the Attorney General who is capable to protect Marylanders first before going to confront the federal government. “It’s Misplaced Priority” #BrianFroshPutPoliticsAside #ProtectMarylanders #IamFor: Craig Wolf#4AG”
Craig Wolf for Maryland Attorney General is expected to fight corruption heads on once elected to the Public office and restore trust within the State government agencies.
Mr. Brian Frosh is seen here is accused of advancing corruption within the judiciary, discriminatory and racist tendencies within state agencies in addition to failing to protect Marylanders first before going to confront the federal government. “It’s Misplaced Priority”.
According to Mr. Ben Jealous (a candidate for Governor of Maryland in November general Election) said, “Violent crime is up 10 percent and murders have increased by 50 percent across Maryland. A key component for making our state safer has to be reducing recidivism by ensuring the formerly incarcerated are able to get the skills they need to find employment.”
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