Tim Mewmaw is an Associate at MCA. His primary roles are as office coordinator, survey data specialist, and research assistant. Tim joined MCA shortly after receiving his BA from St. John’s College in Annapolis, MD where he completed a four year, non-elective classics program with a strong emphasis on political philosophy.
Prior to St. John’s Tim spent two years pursuing general studies in the honors program at University of West Florida.
Nicaragua
The first time in the history of democratic elections that a communist dictator was defeated by the democratic challenger occurred in Nicaragua in 1991. Violetta Chamarro pulled together a winning coalition that ultimately sent the Sandinistas packing.
...MCA was there, in a key role to the Chamorro campaign, offering timely advice to Chamarro's "Uno" coalition on grassroots strategy and waging political warfare against the odds where, in the final tally, ballots counted more than bullets.
