List of Ted Cruz 2016 presidential campaign endorsements
This is a list of prominent individuals and organizations that voiced their endorsement of Ted Cruz as the Republican Party's presidential nominee for the 2016 United States presidential election .
U.S. governors
Greg Abbott
Scott Walker
Nikki Haley
Mike Pence
Mike Lee
Ben Sasse
Incumbent
U.S. senators
Current
Executive branch officials
U.S. representatives
Current
Justin Amash , Representative from Michigan[ 27] (previously endorsed Rand Paul )[ 28]
Brian Babin , Representative from Texas[ 29]
Jim Bridenstine , Representative from Oklahoma
Mo Brooks , Representative from Alabama[ 30]
Ken Buck , Representative from Colorado[ 31]
Michael C. Burgess , Representative from Texas[ 32]
John Culberson , Representative from Texas[ 33]
Jeff Duncan , Representative from South Carolina[ 34]
Trent Franks , Representative from Arizona[ 35]
Louie Gohmert , Representative from Texas[ 36]
Paul Gosar , Representative from Arizona[ 37]
Sam Graves , Representative from Missouri[ 38]
Glenn Grothman , Representative from Wisconsin[ 39]
Jeb Hensarling , Representative from Texas[ 40]
Jody Hice , Representative from Georgia[ 41]
Tim Huelskamp , Representative from Kansas[ 42]
Sam Johnson , Representative from Texas[ 43]
Steve King , Representative from Iowa[ 44]
Doug Lamborn , Representative from Colorado[ 45]
Mia Love , Representative from Utah[ 46] (previously endorsed Marco Rubio)[ 47]
Tom McClintock , Representative from California[ 48]
Mark Meadows , Representative from North Carolina[ 49]
Alex Mooney , Representative from West Virginia[ 50]
John Ratcliffe , Representative from Texas[ 35]
Reid Ribble , Representative from Wisconsin (previously endorsed Marco Rubio )[ 51]
Dana Rohrabacher , Representative from California[ 52]
Matt Salmon , Representative from Arizona[ 53]
David Schweikert , Representative from Arizona[ 54]
Ann Wagner , Representative from Missouri[ 55]
Randy Weber , Representative from Texas[ 56]
Roger Williams , Representative from Texas[ 57]
Saul Anuzis , chair of MI GOP (2005–2009)[ 64]
Ellen Barrosse (DE), Melody Potter (WV), and Carolyn McLarty (OK), leaders of the Conservative Steering Committee of the Republican National Committee[ 65]
Tina Benkiser , chair of TX GOP (2003–2009)[ 66]
Morton Blackwell , Republican National Committeeman from Virginia[ 67]
Richard Cebra , chair of ME GOP (2012–2013)[ 68]
Giovanni Cicione, former chairman of the Rhode Island Republican Party [ 69]
Tirso del Junco , former California Republican Party Chairman[ 26]
Will Deschamps, former Montana Republican Party Chairman[ 70]
Kathy Hayden, Republican National Committeewoman from Virginia
Jack Kimball, former chairman of the New Hampshire Republican State Committee [ 71]
Willis Lee , former Hawaii Republican Party Chairman[ 68]
Ron Nehring, chair of CA GOP (2007–2011)[ 72]
Dr. Jim Pelura, former chairman, Maryland Republican Party 2006–2009.
Barry Peterson , former chairman of the Idaho Republican Party [ 68]
Mike Schroeder, California Republican Party Chairman (1997–1999)[ 68]
Norm Semanko , chair of ID GOP (2008–2012)[ 73]
Statewide officials
Kirk Bushman , Montana Public Service Commissioner[ 70]
Patricia Dillon Cafferata , former Nevada State Treasurer[ 74]
Charlie Condon , former South Carolina Attorney General[ 75]
Spencer Cox , Lieutenant Governor of Utah (2013-2021)[ 76]
Ron Crane , Idaho State Treasurer[ 73]
Ken Cuccinelli , former Attorney General of Virginia and President of Senate Conservatives Fund [ 77]
David Dewhurst , former lieutenant governor of Texas[ 78]
Scott Gessler , former secretary of state of Colorado[ 79]
Ralph Hudgens , Georgia Insurance Commissioner[ 41]
Adam Laxalt , Nevada Attorney General (2015-2019)[ 80]
Mark Martin , Arkansas Secretary of State[ 81]
Dan Patrick , Lieutenant Governor of Texas[ 82]
Ken Paxton , Texas Attorney General (2015-present)[ 83]
David J. Porter , Texas Railroad Commissioner[ 84]
Matt Schultz , former secretary of state of Iowa[ 85] [ 86]
Ryan Sitton , Texas Railroad Commissioner[ 82]
Don Stenberg , Treasurer of Nebraska[ 87]
George Strake Jr. , former secretary of state of Texas[ 68]
Wayne W. Williams , Secretary of State of Colorado[ 79]
State legislators
Alabama :
Arizona :
Sylvia Allen , state senator [ 89]
Judy Burges , state senator[ 89]
Noel W. Campbell , state representative[ 89]
Mark Finchem , state representative[ 89]
Anthony Kern , state representative[ 89]
Adam Kwasman , state representative (former)[ 89]
Jay Lawrence , state representative[ 89]
Vince Leach , state representative[ 89]
David Livingston , state representative (House Majority Whip)[ 89]
Al Melvin , state senator (former)[ 89]
Steve Montenegro , state representative (House Majority Leader)[ 89]
Steve Smith , state senator[ 89]
Bob Thorpe , state representative[ 89]
Arkansas :
Bob Ballinger , state representative[ 90]
Rick Beck , state representative[ 91]
Mary Bentley , state representative[ 91]
Linda Collins-Smith , state senator[ 91]
Donnie Copeland , state representative[ 91]
Bruce Cozart , state representative[ 91]
Scott Flippo , state senator[ 91]
Justin Gonzales , state representative[ 91]
Michelle Gray , state representative[ 91]
Kim Hammer , state representative[ 91]
Peggy Jeffries, state senator (former),[ 90]
Jack Ladyman , state representative[ 91]
Robin Lundstrum , state representative[ 91]
Stephen Meeks , state representative[ 91]
John Payton , state representative[ 91]
Terry Rice , state senator[ 91]
Brandt Smith , state representative[ 91]
Gary Stubblefield , state senator[ 91]
Dan Sullivan , state representative[ 91]
California :
Travis Allen , state assembly[ 92]
Jim Battin , state senator (former)[ 92]
Scott Baugh , state assembly (former Minority Leader)[ 92]
Ted Gaines , state senator[ 92]
Martin Garrick , state assembly (former Minority Leader)[ 92]
Shannon Grove , state assembly[ 93]
Matthew Harper , state assembly[ 93]
Ray Haynes , state assembly (former)[ 93]
Dennis Hollingsworth , state senator (former Minority Leader)[ 92]
Brian Jones , state assembly[ 92]
Jay Obernolte , state assembly[ 92]
Don Wagner , state assembly[ 92]
Marie Waldron , state assembly[ 92]
Colorado :
Perry Buck , state representative[ 79]
Justin Everett , state representative[ 79]
Kevin Grantham , state senator[ 79]
Ted Harvey , state senator (former)[ 79]
Chris Holbert , state senator[ 79]
Stephen Humphrey , state representative[ 79]
Janak Joshi , state representative[ 79]
Gordon Klingenschmitt , state representative[ 79]
Kent Lambert , state senator[ 79]
Tim Leonard , state representative[ 79]
Kevin Lundberg , state senator[ 79]
Paul Lundeen , state representative[ 79]
Patrick Neville , state representative[ 79]
Dan Nordberg , state representative[ 79]
Kim Ransom , state representative[ 79]
Jack Tate , state senator[ 79]
Kevin Van Winkle , state representative[ 79]
Cole Wist , state representative[ 79]
Laura J. Woods , state senator[ 79]
Connecticut :
Florida :
Georgia :
Timothy Barr , state representative[ 99]
Mike Crane , state senator[ 41]
Clint Day , state senator (former)[ 99]
Emory Dunahoo , state representative[ 99]
Sheri Gilligan , state representative[ 99]
Micah Gravley , state representative[ 99]
Marty Harbin , state senator[ 41]
Dustin Hightower, state representative[ 99]
Bill Jackson , state senator[ 99]
Jeff Jones, state representative[ 99]
William Ligon , state senator[ 41]
Tony McBrayer, state representative (former)[ 99]
Josh McKoon , state senator[ 41]
Jason Spencer , state representative[ 99]
Bruce Thompson , state senator[ 99]
Hawaii :
Idaho :
Lenore Barrett , state representative (former)[ 101]
Gayle Batt , state representative[ 101]
Judy Boyle , state representative[ 101]
Greg Chaney , state representative[ 101]
Brent Crane , state representative[ 101]
Sage Dixon , state representative[ 101]
Terry Gestrin , state representative[ 101]
Steven Harris , state representative[ 101]
Ron Mendive , state representative[ 101]
Jason Monks , state representative[ 101]
Ronald M. Nate , state representative[ 101]
Bob Nonini , state senator[ 101]
Sheryl Nuxoll , state senator[ 101]
Joe Palmer , state representative[ 101]
Jim Rice , state senator[ 101]
Heather Scott , state representative[ 101]
Paul Shepherd , state representative[ 101]
Mary Souza , state senator[ 101]
Janet Trujillo , state representative[ 101]
Steve Vick , state senator[ 101]
Illinois :
Indiana :
Tim Brown , state representative[ 104]
Bob Cherry , state representative[ 104]
Wes Culver, state representative[ 104]
Dale DeVon , state representative[ 104]
Bob Heaton , state representative[ 104]
Brandt Hershman , state senator (Majority Leader)[ 104]
Travis Holdman , state senator[ 104]
Dennis Kruse , state senator[ 104]
Donald Lehe , state representative[ 104]
Matthew Lehman , state representative (Majority Leader)[ 104]
Cindy Noe , state representative (former)[ 104]
Jeff Raatz , state senator[ 104]
Scott Schneider , state senator[ 104]
Mike Speedy , state representative[ 104]
P. Eric Turner , state representative (former Speaker Pro Tempore)[ 105]
Timothy Wesco , state representative[ 105]
Iowa :
Bill Anderson , state senator[ 106]
Terry Baxter , state representative[ 107]
Jerry Behn , state senator[ 108]
Jake Chapman , state senator[ 85] [ 86]
Randy Feenstra , state senator[ 109]
Dennis Guth , state senator[ 86]
Greg Heartsill , state representative[ 85] [ 86]
Steve Holt , state representative[ 85] [ 86]
Sandy Salmon , state representative[ 110]
Jason Schultz , state senator[ 86]
Larry Sheets , state representative[ 85] [ 86]
Ralph Watts , state representative[ 85] [ 86]
Kansas :
Tom Arpke , state senator[ 111]
Tony Barton , state representative[ 111]
Blake Carpenter , state representative[ 111]
J. R. Claeys , state representative[ 111]
Steve Fitzgerald , state senator[ 111]
Randy Garber , state representative[ 111]
Amanda Grosserode , state representative[ 111]
Dennis Hedke , state representative[ 111]
Brett Hildabrand , state representative[ 111]
Steve Huebert , state representative[ 111]
Mark Kahrs , state representative[ 112]
Kasha Kelley , state representative[ 111]
Mike Kiegerl , state representative[ 111]
Craig McPherson , state representative[ 111]
Mary Pilcher-Cook , state senator[ 111]
Randy Powell , state representative[ 111]
John Rubin , state representative[ 111]
William Sutton , state representative[ 111]
Louisiana :
Maine :
Kevin Battle, state representative[ 114]
Russell Black , state representative[ 114]
David Burns , state senator[ 114]
Richard Campbell, state representative[ 114]
Dale Crafts , state representative[ 114]
Paul Davis , state senator[ 114]
Kathleen Dillingham , state representative[ 114]
Stacey Guerin , state representative[ 114]
James Hamper , state senator[ 114]
Jeffrey Hanley, state representative[ 114]
Jonathan Kinney, state representative[ 114]
MaryAnne Kinney, state representative[ 114]
Ricky Long , state representative[ 114]
Peter Lyford , state representative[ 114]
Garrett Mason (Majority Leader), state senator[ 114]
Michael McClellan, state representative[ 114]
Joel Stetkis, state representative[ 114]
Jeff Timberlake , state representative[ 114]
Maryland :
Steven J. Arentz , state representative[ 115]
William Folden , state representative[ 115]
Jefferson L. Ghrist , state representative[ 115]
Glen Glass , state representative[ 115]
Michael Hough , state senator[ 115]
Tony McConkey , state representative[ 115]
Warren E. Miller , state representative[ 115]
Neil Parrott , state representative[ 115]
Justin Ready , state senator[ 115]
Deb Rey , state representative[ 115]
Sid Saab , state representative[ 115]
Stephen M. Waugh, state senator[ 115]
Brett Wilson, state representative[ 115]
Massachusetts :
Michigan :
Minnesota :
Roger Chamberlain , state senator[ 120]
Al DeKruif , state senator (former)[ 120]
Steve Drazkowski , state representative[ 121]
Paul Gazelka , state senator[ 120]
Steve Green , state representative
Glenn Gruenhagen , state representative[ 122]
Dave Hancock , state representative[ 122]
Josh Heintzeman , state representative[ 122]
Jerry Hertaus , state representative[ 122]
Kathy Lohmer , state representative[ 120]
Tim Miller , state representative[ 122]
Jim Newberger , state representative[ 122]
Cindy Pugh , state representative[ 121]
Mississippi :
Missouri :
Kurt Bahr , state representative[ 124]
Carl Bearden , state representative (former Speaker pro Tempore)[ 125]
Rick Brattin , state representative[ 125]
Eric Burlison , state representative[ 125]
Jason Crowell , state senator (former)[ 124]
Paul Curtman , state representative[ 124]
Charlie Davis , state representative[ 125]
Ed Emery , state senator[ 124]
Doug Funderburk , state representative (former)[ 125]
Denny Hoskins , state representative (Speaker Pro Tem)[ 124]
Will Kraus , state senator[ 124]
Brad Lager , state senator (former)[ 125]
John Lamping , state senator (former)[ 124]
Jim Lembke , state senator (former)[ 125]
John McCaherty , state representative[ 125]
Bob Onder , state senator[ 124]
Mark Parkinson , state representative[ 124]
Chuck Purgason , state senator (former)[ 125]
Eric Schmitt , state senator[ 126]
Delbert Scott , state senator (former)[ 125]
Bryan Stevenson, state representative (former)[ 125]
Rob Vescovo , state representative[ 125]
Bill White , state representative[ 125]
John Wiemann , state representative[ 124]
Montana :
Nancy Ballance , state representative[ 70]
Seth Berglee , state representative[ 70]
Tom L. Burnett , state representative[ 70]
Alan Doane , state representative (Majority Whip)[ 70]
Kris Hansen , state senator[ 70]
Austin Knudsen , state representative (Speaker)[ 70]
Sarah Laszloffy , state representative[ 70]
Theresa Manzella , state representative[ 70]
Ken Miller , state senator (former)[ 70]
Matthew Monforton, state representative[ 70]
Dale L. Mortensen , state representative[ 70]
Matthew Rosendale , state senator (Majority Leader)[ 70]
Cary Smith , state senator (Majority Whip)[ 70]
Brad Tschida , state representative[ 70]
Daniel Zolnikov , state representative[ 70]
Nebraska :
Dave Bloomfield , state senator[ 87]
Joni Craighead , state senator[ 87]
Laura Ebke , state senator[ 87]
Curt Friesen , state senator[ 87]
Mike Groene , state senator[ 87]
Dan Hughes , state senator[ 87]
Bill Kintner , state senator[ 87]
Tyson Larson , state senator[ 87]
Brett Lindstrom , state senator[ 87]
John Murante , state senator[ 87]
Merv Riepe , state senator[ 87]
Jim Scheer , state senator[ 87]
Ken Schilz , state senator[ 87]
Dan Watermeier , state senator[ 87]
Nevada :
New Hampshire :
Max Abramson , state representative[ 130]
Harry Accornero, state representative (former)[ 131]
Patrick Bick, state representative[ 131]
Duane R. Brown, state representative[ 25] [ 132]
Carol Bush, state representative[ 25]
Rick Christie, state representative[ 131]
Guy Comtois, state representative[ 131]
Jane Cormier, state representative (former)[ 25]
Allen Cook, state representative[ 131]
Sue DeLemus, state representative[ 25]
Eric Eastman, state representative[ 130]
Harold F. French , state representative[ 130]
Larry Gagne, state representative[ 130]
Richard Gordon, state representative[ 133]
Fenton Groen , state senator (former)[ 131]
Warren Groen, state representative[ 131]
Jeffrey Harris, state representative[ 25]
J. R. Hoell, state representative[ 130]
Eric Johnson, state representative[ 25]
Walter Kolodziej, state representative[ 131]
Bill Kuch, state representative[ 131]
Mark McLean, state representative[ 130]
Maureen Mooney , state representative[ 134]
Josh Moore , state representative[ 25]
Jeanine Notter , state representative[ 25]
Bill O'Brien , state representative (Speaker[ 25] 2010–2012)[ 135]
Katherine Prudhomme-O'Brien, state representative[ 71]
Greg Salts, state representative (former)[ 25]
David Scott, state representative (former)[ 25]
Ken Sheffert, state representative (former)[ 25]
Will Smith, state representative (former)[ 71]
James Spillane, state representative[ 25]
Len Turcotte, state representative[ 25]
Timothy Twombly, state representative[ 133]
Carol Vita , state representative (former)[ 131]
Lucien Vita , state representative (former)[ 131]
Fran Wendelboe, state representative (former)[ 71]
Dave Wheeler (1992–1998, also rep 1988–1992), state senator[ 25]
Colette Worsman, state representative (former)[ 131]
New Jersey :
New York :
North Carolina :
Ohio :
Oklahoma :
Brian Bingman , state senator (President pro tempore)[ 141]
David Brumbaugh , state representative[ 141]
David Derby , state representative[ 141]
Dan Fisher , state representative[ 141]
Mark Lepak , state representative[ 141]
Mark McCullough , state representative[ 141]
Michael Rogers , state representative[ 141]
Gary Stanislawski , state senator[ 141]
Chuck Strohm , state representative[ 141]
Anthony Sykes , state senator[ 141]
Ken Walker , state representative[ 141]
Justin Wood , state representative[ 141]
South Carolina :
Tennessee :
Janice Bowling , state senator[ 60]
Sheila Butt , state representative (House Majority Floor Leader)[ 66]
Joe Carr , state representative (former)[ 146]
Tilman Goins , state representative[ 60]
Mark Green , state senator[ 60]
Joey Hensley , state senator [ 60]
Kelly Keisling , state representative[ 66]
Ron Lollar , state representative[ 60]
Judd Matheny , state representative (former House Speaker Pro-Tempore)[ 66]
Frank S. Niceley , state senator[ 60]
Jay Reedy , state representative[ 66]
Courtney Rogers , state representative[ 66]
Jerry Sexton , state representative[ 66]
Mike Sparks , state representative[ 66]
Billy Spivey , state representative[ 60]
Jim Tracy , state senator[ 60]
James Van Huss , state representative[ 66]
Rick Womick , state representative[ 60]
Jason Zachary , state representative[ 66]
Texas :
Cecil Bell Jr. , state representative[ 147]
Brian Birdwell , state senator[ 147]
DeWayne Burns , state representative[ 147]
Konni Burton , state senator[ 147]
Brandon Creighton , state senator[ 147]
Myra Crownover , state representative[ 5]
Gary Elkins , state representative[ 147]
Pat Fallon , state representative[ 147]
Allen Fletcher , state representative[ 147]
Dan Flynn , state representative[ 147]
James Frank , state representative[ 5]
John Frullo , state representative[ 147]
Bob Hall , state senator[ 147]
Dan Huberty , state representative[ 147]
Bryan Hughes , state representative[ 147]
Jason Isaac , state representative[ 5]
Mark Keough , state representative[ 147]
Stephanie Klick , state representative[ 147]
Lois Kolkhorst , state senator[ 147]
Matt Krause , state representative[ 147]
Brooks Landgraf , state representative[ 147]
Jodie Laubenberg , state representative[ 147]
Jeff Leach , state representative[ 147]
Ken Mercer, state representative (former)[ 148]
Will Metcalf , state representative[ 147]
Doug Miller , state representative[ 147]
Rick Miller , state representative[ 147]
Jim Murphy , state representative[ 147]
Andrew Murr , state representative[ 147]
Gilbert Peña , state representative[ 5]
Larry Phillips , state representative[ 147]
Paul Pressler , state representative (former)[ 149]
John Raney , state representative[ 147]
Debbie Riddle , state representative[ 147]
Matt Rinaldi , state representative[ 147]
Matt Schaefer , state representative[ 147]
Mike Schofield , state representative[ 147]
Matt Shaheen , state representative[ 147]
Wayne Smith , state representative[ 147]
Stuart Spitzer , state representative[ 147]
Tony Tinderholt , state representative[ 147]
Scott Turner , state representative[ 147]
Jason Villalba , state representative[ 5]
Molly White , state representative[ 147]
John Wray , state representative[ 147]
Bill Zedler , state representative[ 147]
John Zerwas , state representative[ 147]
Utah :
Virginia :
Washington :
Wisconsin :
Joan Ballweg , state representative[ 154]
Janel Brandtjen , state representative[ 154]
Robert Brooks , state representative[ 154]
David Craig , state representative[ 155]
Bob Gannon , state representative[ 155]
Andre Jacque , state representative[ 155]
Joel Kleefisch , state representative[ 154]
Dean Knudson , state representative[ 155]
Jesse Kremer , state representative[ 155]
Mike Kuglitsch , state representative[ 154]
John Macco , state representative[ 154]
Stephen Nass , state senator[ 154]
Adam Neylon , state representative[ 155]
Jim Ott , state representative[ 154]
Keith Ripp , state representative[ 154]
Joe Sanfelippo , state representative[ 154]
Ken Skowronski , state representative[ 154]
John Spiros , state representative[ 154]
Jim Steineke , state representative (Majority Leader)[ 156]
Duey Stroebel , state senator[ 155]
Jeremy Thiesfeldt , state representative[ 154]
Robin Vos , state representative (Speaker)[ 157]
Van Wanggaard , state senator[ 154]
Wyoming :
Mark Baker , state representative[ 158]
Edward Buchanan , state representative (former Speaker)[ 158]
Scott Clem , state representative[ 158]
Amy Edmonds , state representative[ 158]
Harlan Edmonds , state representative[ 158]
Larry S. Hicks , state senator[ 158]
Kit Jennings , state senator (former)[ 158]
Mark Jennings , state representative[ 158]
Curt Meier , state senator[ 158]
David Miller , state representative[ 158]
Tom Reeder , state representative[ 158]
Mark Semlek , state representative[ 158]
Matt Teeters , state representative[ 158]
Nathan Winters , state representative[ 159]
Mayors and other municipal leaders
Businesspeople
Carly Fiorina
Neil Bush , son of George H. W. Bush; brother of George W. Bush and Jeb Bush[ 166]
Darwin Deason , founder of Affiliated Computer Services [ 82]
Carly Fiorina , former CEO of Hewlett Packard; 2016 presidential candidate; also Cruz's VP candidate[ 167]
Charles Foster , chairman of Foster LLP[ 168]
Cary M. Maguire , president of energy companies[ 169]
Robert Mercer , hedge fund manager[ 170]
Toby Neugebauer , shale and fracking private equity[ 170]
Richard Uihlein , manufacturing[ 171]
Kelcy Warren , chairman and chief executive officer of Energy Transfer Partners [ 82]
Jack Welch , former CEO of General Electric (also author/speaker )[citation needed ]
Dan and Farris Wilks , founders of Wilks Masonry[ 172]
Adam Baldwin
Glenn Beck
Dakota Meyer
Gary Clarke
Gus Alzona, realtor, CPA, consultant, musician, elected Member of the Montgomery County Maryland Republican Central Committee,[ 173] first elected official in Maryland to endorse Ted Cruz for president, August 6, 2016[ 174]
Robin Armstrong, former vice chairman of the Republican Party of Texas [ 113]
Adam Baldwin , actor[ 175]
Gary Bauer , conservative activist; unsuccessful presidential candidate, 2000[ 176]
Steven Bauer , actor[ 177]
Glenn Beck , conservative/libertarian activist, columnist, founder of 9-12 Project [ 178]
The Benham Brothers , former MLB players and TV hosts
Mike Bickle , evangelical leader[ 179] [ 180]
William G. Boykin , former lieutenant general[ 181]
L. Brent Bozell III , conservative activist, columnist, president, Media Research Center [citation needed ]
Brian S. Brown , president of the National Organization for Marriage[ 134]
Don Brown , former U.S. Navy JAG officer, bestselling author of the Navy Justice series and Call Sign Extortion 17
Michael L. Brown , Messianic Jewish theology professor, columnist, and radio host[ 182]
C. L. Bryant , conservative African-American radio talk show host, pastor Shreveport , Louisiana [ 183]
Keli Carender , initial activist for Tea Party movement[ 184]
Adam Carolla , radio and television host[ 185]
Paul Chappell , college president and pastor[ 186]
Lynne Cheney , author, scholar and wife of former vice president Dick Cheney [ 187]
Lionel Chetwynd , script writer[ 188]
Gary Clarke , actor[ 189]
James Dobson , founder of Focus on the Family [ 190]
Cynthia Dunbar ,[ 152]
John Eastman , law professor and constitutional law scholar[ 93]
Erick Erickson , columnist and radio host[ 191]
R. Lee Ermey , actor[ 192] and former Marine
de:Carol Everett , anti-abortion activist, president of the Heidi Group[ 193]
Joseph Farah , editor-in-chief of WorldNetDaily [citation needed ]
Michael Farris , Chancellor of Patrick Henry College [ 194]
Ben Ferguson , conservative political commentator[ 195]
Ric Flair , wrestler[ 196]
William R. Forstchen , historian and author[ 139]
Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila , former Green Bay Packers defensive[ 197]
Pamela Geller , activist[ 198] [ 199]
Robert P. George , professor of jurisprudence at Princeton University[ 200]
Steve Gill , conservative talk radio host[ 66]
C. Boyden Gray , former US diplomat (previously endorsed Jeb Bush)[ 201]
Jonathan Hoenig , founding member of the Capitalist Pig Hedge Fund[ 202]
Clint Howard , actor[ 203]
E. W. Jackson , 2013 Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor of Virginia [ 204]
Jerry A. Johnson , president of National Religious Broadcasters [ 205]
Bob Jones III , third president of Bob Jones University [ 206]
Jason Jones , film-maker[ 207]
Robert Koons , professor of Philosophy at the University of Texas[ 134]
Taya Kyle , widow of Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle and former Rick Perry supporter[ 208]
David Limbaugh , political commentator[ 209]
Dana Loesch , radio host[ 210]
Marcus Luttrell , former Navy Seal, actor and former Rick Perry supporter[ 208]
David Mamet , writer-director, playwright[ 177]
Jenny Beth Martin , co-founder and national coordinator of Tea Party Patriots [ 211]
Andrew C. McCarthy , columnist and national security expert[ 212]
Gavin McInnes , Canadian writer, far-right political commentator, founder of the Proud Boys [citation needed ]
Michael McIver, publisher, Texas Conservative Digest
Kayla Moore , president of the Foundation for Moral Law [ 213]
Len Munsil , president of Arizona Christian University [ 214]
Penny Nance, president of Concerned Women for America
Troy Newman , anti-abortion activist[ 215]
Barbara Nicolosi , screenwriter[ 134]
Twila Paris , musician[ 216]
Tony Perkins , president of the Family Research Council and Republican former member of the Louisiana House of Representatives [ 217]
Everett Piper , President of Oklahoma Wesleyan University [citation needed ]
Daniel Pipes , founder and president of the Middle East Forum [ 218]
Dan Proft , radio talk show host[ 134]
Tyler Ricks (formerly with the Ted Cruz campaign)[ 219]
Sandy Rios, Director of Governmental Affairs for American Family Association
Phil Robertson , hunter, businessman, and reality TV star of Duck Dynasty [ 220]
Jeff Roe (campaign manager for Ted Cruz's 2016 presidential campaign)[ 221]
Gayle Ruzicka , state leader, Utah Eagle Forum
Debbie Schlussel , talk radio host and political commentator[ 222]
Virginia Thomas , attorney and founder of Liberty Consulting[ 223]
Michael Uhlmann , professor of government at Claremont Graduate University[ 134]
Bob Vander Plaats , president of the Family Leader [ 224]
Richard Viguerie , chairman of ConservativeHQ.com[ 225]
Douglas Wilson , pastor[ 226]
Peter Wolfgang, executive director of Family Institute of Connecticut [ 227]
Chuck Woolery , game show host[ 228]
Newspapers and magazines
Organizations
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