Dr. Alan Keyes is a Harvard PhD.  He was Assistant Secretary of State under President Ronald Reagan, under whom he was on the staff of the National Security Council.  He also served two years as America's Ambassador to the United Nations Economic and Social Council.  He has campaigned for the Republican nomination for president in 1996 and 2000, when, despite being "iced" by the media and "frozen" out of the debates, he gained a huge following as the favorite among hard core conservatives in the party ( during years when the nominees - Dole and Bush II - could hardly be considered conservative ).
 
Dr Keyes has gained a reputation as an outstanding orator and apologist for the constitutional and Christian causes.  It is apparently at least in part because of this eloquence that opponents generally do all they can to avoid debating him.  He is a past president of Citizens Against Government Waste and the originator of National Taxpayers' Action Day.  He has served as interim President of Alabama A&M University.  He speaks French and has studied three other languages.
 
Keyes is a 3-time GOP Senate nominee - twice in Maryland ( a liberal state in which his opponents - Mikulski and Sarbanes - have long been entrenched ) and once in Illinois, where he entered the race as a late replacement and had to face off against Barack Obama.  He is a tried and true warrior in the right to life fight, having devoted extensive energy in that regard for decades.
 
Dr Keyes' positions on the issues dovetail perfectly with those of SAS, as they do with those of the great majority of American patriots.
SAS likes the following candidates for offices other than president or vice president.  Our support of a given candidate does not necessarily indicate any affiliation with SAS, but does indicate we look favorably upon the candidate's character and positions on the issues. 
 
Michele Bachman (R)- US Congress, Minnesota, 6th District (incumbent)
Gresham Barrett (R) - US Congress (incumbent), South Carolina, 3rd  District
 Roscoe Bartlett (R) - US Congress (incumbent), Maryland, 6th District
Dan Burton (R) - US Congress (incumbent), Indiana, 5th District  
Sarah Drawdy - Solicitor for Anderson and Oconee Counties, South Carolina 
 Roan Garcia-Quintana (R) - South Carolina State Senate, Disctrict 7
Virgil Goode (R)  US Congress (incumbent), Virginia, 5th District 
Sydney Hay (R)- US Congress, Arizona, 1st District 
Duncan Hunter Jr (R)- US Congress, San Diego, California area (52nd Disctict) 
Patrick Haddon (R) - South Carolina State Senate, District 6
Starletta Hairston (R) - Soth Carolina State House, Disctrict 123
James Hartline (R)- San Diego City Council 
Charles Jeter (R) - US Congress, South Carolina, 4th District 
Walter Jones (R) - US Congress (incumbent), North Carolina, 3rd District
Sally Kern (R) - Oklahoma State House of Representatives (incument) -
Steve King (R) - US Congress, Iowa, 5th District (incumbent)
John Langville (Constitutionalist) - South Carolina State Senate, Disctrict 7 
Mark McBride (Independent) - US Senate, South Carolina 
Sue Myrick (R) - US Congress (incumbent), North Carolina, 9th District (Charlotte area)
 Wendy Nanney (R) - South Carolina State House, District 22 (Greenville area)
Dana Rohrabacher (R) - US Congress (incumbent), California, 46th District (Huntington Beach area)
Bill Sali (R) - US Congress, Idaho, 1st District (incumbent) -
Jeff Sessions (R) - US Senate, Alabama
John Stone - US Congress, Georgia,12th District
Colonel Allen West - US Congress, Palm Beach Florida area (22nd District) 
Buddy Witherspoon (R) - US Senate, South Carolina
Jay Wolfe - US Senate, West Virginia -
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Dr. Alan Keyes