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Steve Deace

Steve Deace is a nationally syndicated radio host for the USA Radio Network. His radio program has been featured in major media such as Fox News, CBS News, ABC News, CNN, MSNBC, The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Politico, The Weekly Standard and Real Clear Politics, among others. He's one of the top 100 talk-show hosts in America, according to Talkers Magazine. In 2013, he wrote the second-most shared column of the year for USA Today, defending "Duck Dynasty" and traditional American values. In addition to being a contributor for Conservative Review, USA Today and Town Hall.com, Deace is a columnist for The Washington Times. He is also the author of the book "Rules for Patriots: How Conservatives Can Win Again," which includes a foreword by David Limbaugh and is endorsed by a who's who of conservative leaders. He lives in Iowa with his wife Amy, and their three children: Ana, Zoe, Noah.
STEVE DEACE: Rachel Dolezal, Bruce Jenner, other bearded ladies
In a healthy culture, the authorities would be driven by an indignant populace to seek immediate justice for the tragic death of Kalief Browder. Instead, most of the populace hasn't even heard his name.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Bruce Jenner exposes there’s no such thing as feminism
Ah, the Left. They want us to believe that when it comes to celebrating Bruce Jenner's tragic descent into the mouth of madness, gender is a no-longer-needed societal construct.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Thank God for this gay atheist
The former atheist Christopher Hitchens (I say former because there are no atheists in the afterlife) received a fan letter from a soft-headed liberal shortly before he died.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: The Iowa Straw Poll is dead whether it happens or not
Nobody screws up a one-car funeral, or kills the goose that lays the golden egg, quite like the Republican Party establishment.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Iowa caucus odds: midterm exam edition
It may only be mid-May, but we are already at the midway point of the 2016 Iowa caucus cycle.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: 2015: The year the First Amendment died?
After the original wording of the U.S. Constitution was completed, some of our most faithful and influential Founding Fathers were dubious of ratifying it.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Supreme Court grandstands on marriage by embracing cognitive dissonance
Two years ago, a majority of U.S. Supreme Court justices ruled it was a terrible thing for the federal government to dictate the definition of marriage to all 50 states.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: @#$! Progressives say: What our wannabe rulers really mean
America is cascading toward extinction nirvana, now that progressives of various stripes have taken over the leadership of both major political parties and most cultural institutions as well.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: A memo to all GOP presidential candidates not named Ted Cruz
This memo amounts to an intervention. It serves to warn all other Republican presidential campaigns of a perfect storm looming on the horizon. Not only does the storm favor Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, but your combined failures/refusals to recognize it are only helping him. If that environment persists, Mr. Cruz will not only win Iowa next year, but win it convincingly.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Why Rubio candidacy could determine 2016 GOP nomination
Coming right on the heels of Hillary Clinton's entrance into the race, Marco Rubio's presidential campaign announcement hasn't generated quite the fanfare that fellow Sens. Ted Cruz and Rand Paul did.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Open letter to MSNBC: The way ‘forward’
Dear MSNBC, The public is sending a message. Are you open-minded enough to receive it?
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Religious bigots and their special kind of stupid
Let's begin with a simple multiple choice question. The "Religious Freedom Restoration Act" that just became law in Indiana was inspired by similar legislation passed by which of the following duos?
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Why 2016 is do or die election for American Exceptionalism
American Exceptionalism, which gave birth to the greatest civilization in human history, has reached the tipping point.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Coming millennial bubble could spell trouble
An older generation complaining that an emerging one will be the death of civilization as we know it is a cliché and constant as the North Star. However, based on some rather troubling data regarding today's millennials, it could turn out to be true this time.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Iowa caucus odds: Post-agriculture summit
The just-concluded Iowa Agriculture Summit didn't produce nearly the crowd and buzz of Congressman Steve King's candidate cattle call held six weeks ago.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Rod Blum goes to Washington
Many of our elected officials originally come to Washington with the intention of not losing their soul to the system. Unfortunately, few succeed. Rod Blum is bound and determined to be one of those few.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Jesus says Obama isn’t a Christian
Since our Leftist media seem anxious to have a conversation about theology, I say we oblige. This week in their trolling of Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker presents a panel discussion on whether or not President Barack Hussein Obama really is a Christian.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Do these 5 things if you want Hillary Clinton to be president
I'm someone who has been accused of being a "purist" because I think we should actually stand for the stuff in our party platform maybe once or twice between sightings of Halley's Comet.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Iowa caucus survivor: What it will take to win in 2016
One year from now the first-in-the-nation Iowa Caucuses will take place, and I'll join my fellow Iowans in casting the first official ballots in the 2016 race for the White House.
SharesSTEVE DEACE: Is Fox News already in the tank for Jeb Bush 2016?
The ongoing divide between grassroots conservatives and the Republican Party establishment seems to have a new battlefront — Fox News.
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