McKissick

[ muh-kis-ik ]

noun

1. Floyd Bix·ler [biks, -ler], 1922–91, U.S. lawyer and civil rights leader: chairman of Congress of Racial Equality 1963–66, director 1966–68.

Example Sentences

It was Mr. McKissick who prevailed in the co-chairman contest last year, when Mr. Whatley, who was trailing in the vote, withdrew from the contest after the second ballot.

From New York Times

Under the party’s rules, Mr. McKissick would become the committee’s interim chairman after Ms. McDaniel steps down and until her replacement is elected by the committee.

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Mr. McKissick, the chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party, has in recent days expressed his appetite for the job directly to Mr. Trump, several people familiar with the situation said.

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But Mr. McKissick has his fans.

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Mr. Brock, who opposed Ms. McDaniel’s re-election as the committee’s chairwoman last year, said Mr. McKissick’s interest in the post was apparent when the two spoke on Tuesday.

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