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  • Ron DeSantis Says 1 Thing Is To Blame For His Humiliating Campaign Defeat Spoiler: It's not Ron DeSantis.

    01/24/2024 9:20:27 AM PST · by backpacker_c · 78 replies
    huffpo ^ | Jan 23, 2024 | Sebastian Murdock
    In his first interview since dropping out of the presidential race, DeSantis told Blaze TV’s Steve Deace that the blame is on Iowa caucusgoers who rallied behind front-runner Donald Trump even though many didn’t like him. “They did not want to see Trump nominated again, but they had basically been told that it was inevitable, that it was over,” DeSantis told Deace on Tuesday. DeSantis, who lost to Trump in the Iowa caucuses earlier this month, added that those voters were “checked out” and had “just totally dropped out of the process.” The Florida governor told Deace he’d consider running...
  • The fake Ben Carson controversy should end here and now

    02/04/2016 11:23:54 AM PST · by GodGunsGuts · 177 replies
    Steve Deace ^ | February 4, 2016 | Steve Deace
    I know there are some of you who are willing to do what it takes to win but you want to make sure you do so with character and integrity. There's a line you don't want to cross. You are fine going up to that line and doing whatever you can that is within bounds but you don't want to cross that line and I am totally with you on that. I am going to walk you through this faux outrage story regarding Ben Carson and Ted Cruz. I'm going to walk you through a timeline but before I do,...
  • Cruz emerges as Iowa's new favorite

    12/10/2015 7:20:04 PM PST · by Isara · 25 replies
    Politico ^ | 12/10/15 | Katie Glueck
    The Texas senator's campaign is beginning to see returns after months of methodically courting evangelical leaders.Ted Cruz increasingly looks like the man to beat in Iowa. He's rising in the polls, building on an already extensive field organization and locking down critical conservative endorsements.Among the biggest yet came Thursday, when Bob Vander Plaats, the head of the conservative group Family Leader, came out for Cruz, citing what he sees as electability in Iowa and nationally. "This is a guy that's been very consistent in principles, in communications, and his campaign has shown ability to slowly gain ground and build momentum,...
  • Iowa Rep. Steve King endorses Ted Cruz:

    11/16/2015 5:43:21 PM PST · by Kaslin · 9 replies
    Hot Air.com ^ | November 16, 2015 | ALLAHPUNDIT
    This makes two major endorsements for Cruz in Iowa, the first being talk-radio host Steve Deace back in August. Probably the biggest among Iowa social cons is Bob Vander Plaats, head of the Family Leader, which is hosting its presidential forum this Friday. Vander Plaats endorsed Huckabee in 2008 and Huckabee won the caucuses; he endorsed Santorum in 2012 and Santorum won that year. (King, by contrast, endorsed Fred Thompson in 2008 and made no endorsement in 2012.) Vander Plaats, discussing the Christian conservative vote, also told NRO last month, “Our destruction in the past has been division we divide...
  • VIDEO: Steve Deace on Why He Endorses Ted Cruz

    09/02/2015 12:27:41 PM PDT · by Isara · 18 replies
    TedCruz.org ^ | 09/02/15
    “He is our best chance to preserve American exceptionalism for the next generation”HOUSTON, Texas – The Cruz Campaign today released a video featuring Iowa conservative activist Steve Deace explaining why Ted Cruz is the candidate that conservatives should unify behind, and how he has what it takes to win the 2016 GOP primary and general elections.Steve Deace: Ted Cruz is our best chance to preserve American exceptionalism for the next generation (Video)“Ted Cruz has proven that we can build the organization and raise the money that it takes to actually win national elections without compromising our principles at all,” Deace...
  • Why I’m endorsing Ted Cruz for president (Steve Deace)

    08/19/2015 8:00:59 PM PDT · by Isara · 54 replies
    Washington Times ^ | Wednesday, August 19, 2015 | Steve Deace
    --- First, Mr. Cruz is the one candidate in this primary who has never looked the other way when the GOP establishment sold out conservatives or betrayed the trust of the American people. ... Second for Mr. Cruz is electability. Starting with the primary, conservatives can only coalesce to defeat the GOP establishment if there is a viable, full-spectrum conservative in the race. And not only can no one question Mr. Cruz’s conservative credentials, but he has raised the most hard money of any GOP presidential candidate (and an astonishing $50 million overall). He’s already drawing massive crowds and building...
  • Top Iowa radio talker endorses Ted Cruz

    08/19/2015 7:35:04 PM PDT · by Isara · 8 replies
    CNN ^ | Wed August 19, 2015 | Theodore Schleifer
    <p>From left, U.S. Sens. Lindsey Graham, John McCain and Cruz listen as President Barack Obama delivers his State of the Union address in January 2014.</p> <p>Top Iowa conservative radio host Steve Deace has endorsed Ted Cruz for president, a possible boon to the Texas senator's Iowa fortunes.</p>
  • Ted Cruz wins endorsement of Iowa radio host Steve Deace

    08/19/2015 7:18:43 PM PDT · by Isara · 2 replies
    Politico ^ | 8/19/15 | Katie Glueck
    Iowa radio host Steve Deace, who is influential in the state’s conservative circles, is slated to endorse Ted Cruz on his show on Wednesday. In a statement share with POLITICO and echoed on his show, Deace said that Cruz has demonstrated he can win the nomination through his fundraising haul and his campaign infrastructure, while remaining true to conservative values. “Ted Cruz presents exactly what we’ve been waiting for, an end to the Washington Cartel’s false choice between our principles and electability,” the statement read. “No one can question Ted’s courage of conviction and his commitment to our principles. But...
  • Conservative Iowa Talk Radio Host Steve Deace Endorses Ted Cruz

    08/19/2015 7:10:54 PM PDT · by Isara · 2 replies
    NBC News ^ | Aug 19 2015 | Danny Freeman and Vaughn Hillyard
    Influential conservative Iowa talk radio host Steve Deace has officially endorsed Texas Senator Ted Cruz for president. "The candidate we are supporting is Texas Senator Ted Cruz…He's what we've been waiting for," said the conservative host. The announcement, which Deace made on his radio program on Wednesday afternoon, came two days ahead of the candidate's visit to the Iowa State Fair and about six months ahead of the Iowa Republican Caucus. He also tweeted about the endorsement after making the announcement on the air. The syndicated radio host has promised to fully put his weight behind Cruz's candidacy on his...
  • Iowa Radio Host Steve Deace Endorses Cruz

    08/19/2015 5:27:39 PM PDT · by Isara · 4 replies
    TedCruz.org ^ | 08/19/15 | Staff
    HOUSTON, Texas – Today, Iowa-based syndicated radio host and outspoken conservative activist Steve Deace endorsed U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, for President. Deace, who broadcasts from Des Moines, Iowa, and appears on more than 50 stations nationwide, said Cruz is the conservative leader who can win a national campaign.Steve Deace Announces He's Supporting Ted Cruz (Audio)“He’s what we’ve been waiting for: an end to the false choice between our principles and electability,” said Deace. “He has proven courage of conviction, a commitment to our principles, but he’s also raised the resources and put the sort of national campaign together on...
  • Iowa Talk Radio Host Steve Deace Endorses Ted Cruz

    08/19/2015 4:00:48 PM PDT · by TangoLimaSierra · 21 replies
    breitbart.com ^ | 19 Aug 2015 | Michael Patrick Leahy
    Iowa based conservative talk radio host Steve Deace announced on his radio program today that he is endorsing Senator Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) 96% for the Republican Presidential nomination. “He’s what we’ve been waiting for: an end to the false choice between our principles and electability,” Deace said of Cruz in his endorsement. He has proven courage of conviction, a commitment to our principles, but he’s also raised the resources and put the sort of national campaign together on the ground that it takes to actually defeat the GOP establishment for the nomination. He is ready to run a national...
  • Lee Atwater 2.0?

    06/20/2015 5:53:22 PM PDT · by crusher · 5 replies
    self/Steve Deace Show ^ | 6/20/2015 | crusher
    In recent years, by that I mean since 1990, I have observed the dearth of competent political mechanics amongst the ranks of minarchism/civic virtue where I occupy, while there is no such shortage on the collectivist side of the equation. By “political mechanic” I mean someone who not only believes some point of view but knows how to both craft it and package it in such a manner that appeals to a majority of a particular polity. There is no doubt that people like James Carville and David Axelrod are inspired when it comes to these tasks. In 1990 Lee...
  • The Honeymoon Is Over: Iowa Radio Host Steve Deace Turns On Huckabee

    05/07/2015 5:26:20 PM PDT · by VinL · 39 replies
    Wpoplar ^ | 5/7/2015 | Daniel Angster
    Iowa radio host Steve Deace, who supported recently-announced presidential candidate Mike Huckabee (R) during his 2008 White House bid, expressed grave disappointment over the fact that the former Arkansas governor supports certain entitlement programs, which Huckabee outlined in his May 4 candidacy announcement. Deace's rejection of Huckabee comes in the wake of his praise and early support for one of Huckabee's challengers for the GOP nomination, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX). During the May 6 episode of the Steve Deace Show, Deace played former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee's presidential candidacy announcement speech but frequently interrupted it so that he and his...
  • DEACE: GOP’s other Mississippi senator finds race-baiting other Republicans funny

    While many conservatives across the country are still fuming about the Obama/Alinsky race-baiting tactics the Republican Party establishment used to help K-Street corporatist puppet Thad Cochran win the Mississippi U.S. Senate runoff last week, the Magnolia State’s other GOP senator has a different reaction. It turns out Sen. Roger Wicker finds this whole potential voter-fraud thing funny. When it questioned Wicker about the raging controversy in his own backyard, The Associated Press said Wicker “responded with a laugh.” Apparently in the GOP establishment’s world, betrayal is a real knee-slapper.
  • DEACE: The GOP establishment says no more ‘Iowa Nice’ to Conservatives

    06/11/2014 3:06:27 PM PDT · by US Navy Vet · 4 replies
    The Washington Times, ^ | June 10, 2014 | By Steve Deace
    If “scorched earth circular firing squad” were an Olympic event, the Republican Party establishment would win the gold medal every time. Perhaps nowhere is this more true than in my home state of Iowa, where the undocumented Democrat known as Republican Governor (for life) Terry Branstad, and the corporatist shills surrounding him, could be poised to put the finishing touches on a complete rout of their own base. The end result could be the Republican Party of Iowa electing its third chairman in the last 28 months. Then nominating for Congress an agri-business lobbyist who finished fourth in the primary....
  • Huckabee, Ryan, Bush Lead Daily Caller-Vox Populi poll of Iowa voters

    04/27/2014 10:29:21 PM PDT · by 2ndDivisionVet · 22 replies
    The Daily Caller ^ | April 27, 2014 | Alex Pappas
    Mike Huckabee, Paul Ryan and Jeb Bush are in a dead heat to win the 2016 Iowa Republican caucuses, according to a new poll sponsored by The Daily Caller and Vox Populi Polling. Of the Republicans polled from April 22-24, Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas, took in 20 percent; Ryan, the Wisconsin congressman and 2012 vice presidential nominee, won 19 percent; and Bush, the former governor of Florida and brother of former President George W. Bush, garnered 18 percent. Other possible Republicans are in single digits in the poll: Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (9 percent); Florida Sen. Marco Rubio...
  • Deace Show Podcast 12-30-11 (Steve Deace explains his Newt endorsement on air)

    12/31/2011 8:04:34 AM PST · by TBBT · 25 replies · 1+ views
    Steve Deace ^ | 12/30/2011 | Steve Deace
    Deace Show Podcast 12-30-11
  • (Steve Deace Radio Podcast): NRA Threatens To Endorse Gun Control Left-Wing Democrat In Iowa

    03/26/2010 7:43:11 AM PDT · by Big Labor Hater · 6 replies · 478+ views
    Steve Deace Radio Show ^ | 3/25/10 | Steve Deace
    Please listen to the podcast, "Threatened For Being Too Principled." Call NRA Lobbyist Chris Rager, who is working Des Moines, on his cell at 703-282-5296 and email him at crager@nrahq.org and tell him to quite selling out gun owners in Iowa and stop his threats to the most pro-second amendment advocate in Iowa. Also, please call Iowa State Rep. Clel Baulder, NRA Board of Directors, at 515-281-3221, and email him at Clel.Baudler@legis.state.ia.us, and tell him to quite working with the NRA to sell out gun owners.
  • WHO radio hosts compare alleged Tiller assassin to anti-slavery crusader

    06/02/2009 9:06:57 PM PDT · by Ol' Sparky · 44 replies · 1,061+ views
    Iowa Independent ^ | 6/2/2009 | Jason Hancock
    Two of Iowa’s top-rated radio personalities compared the man suspected of murdering Kansas doctor George Tiller with 19th Century abolitionist John Brown. Steve Deace, who hosts a drive-time show on WHO-AM, said society helped create Scott Roeder, the man in custody for the killing of Tiller Sunday morning, by refusing to stop abortion by legal methods. “Maybe the fact that we have a lawless society that has not protected these babies from infanticide created the Scott Roeders of the world, who in very John Brown-like fashion, illegally took matters into his own hands,” Deace said. “Saying that if the system...
  • Revealing Hang-ups [Alan Keyes on Ann Coulter's support for Mitt Romney]

    04/09/2009 10:05:28 AM PDT · by EternalVigilance · 127 replies · 2,776+ views
    Loyal to LIberty ^ | April 9, 2009 | Alan Keyes
    Among people who think of themselves as conservatives there are few names better known than Ann Coulter's. Through her successful books and frequent media appearances she has built a solid reputation for mercilessly exposing the illogic, inconsistencies and dangerous foolishness characteristic of liberal policies and personalities. Like many of the pundits in what I think of as the "Rupert Murdoch School" of media conservatives, her conservative credentials have more to do with her highly visible assaults against the opposition than with any renown for articulating conservative principles, or using them to develop and justify public policy. However, during the Republican...