From Local 10
Election season is underway and some South Florida races are already stealing the spotlight.
Sunday was the day rap music executive, youth football coach, free speech fighter and civic activist Luther Campbell identified as his self-imposed deadline to decide whether to make a run for office.
Ultimately, Campbell said he plans to run for Congress in the 2026 Midterm Election.
He previously said he was considering a run for Florida’s 20th Congressional District, a seat currently occupied by Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick.
Uncle Luke made South Florida history back in the 90s for taking on and winning free speech protections for his music that law enforcement labeled as obscene.
His roots and activism in the community run deep and he unloads on issues regularly on his broadcasts, podcasts and as a columnist.
Campbell joined “This Week in South Florida” host Glenna Milberg to discuss his decision, and their conversation can be seen at the top of this page.
6 comments:
I want him to stand at the statehouse and recite his lyrics. All of them.
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Hahahaha
Can’t be no worse at least he’s not a convicted felon.
Nope. Uncle says he has good relationships with Dems and Repubs and he thinks he’s the only one who can talk or reason with Little Marco Rubio and our Dear Leader with the little hands and big ego. Hummmph.
Ice Cube thought the same thing and he ended up having secret meetings with Trump that got us no where. You can miss me all day with this.
His main focus is on the Haitians temporary status. Heard him say it out his own mouth. This in no way benefits FBA.
That's a Heii to the naw for me. But I don't leave in that state. I'm sure someone will bring up his escapes of $ex scandals with over and under age women. LOLO
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