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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.

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Sen Rand Paul (R-Ky) speaks at a campaign event for North Carolina Republican Senate hopeful Greg Brannon in Charlotte, N.C., Monday, May 5, 2014. The struggle for control of the Republican Party gets an early voter test in North Carolina, where GOP leaders Mitt Romney and Rand Paul push candidates competing for the right challenge Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan in the November midterm elections. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

DEACE: Rand Paul: We’re all racists now

Sadly, Rand Paul is dipping his toe into the lukewarm water already soiled by the previous two GOP presidential losers. Remember when the “Paul” name in politics meant revolution, draining the swamp, and challenging the status quo?

May 12, 2014
Protestors demonstrate outside Federal Courthouse before a trial that could overturn Michigan's ban on gay marriage in Detroit on Monday, March 3, 2014 in Detroit. Lisa Brown of Oakland County, the elected clerk of a Detroit-area county says she'll follow the orders of a judge when it comes to same-sex marriage, not Michigan's attorney general. Brown was asked about an email last fall from the attorney general's office, which warned county clerks not to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, even if a judge threw out the ban. Michigan voters banned gay marriage in 2004. In a lawsuit, Detroit-area nurses April DeBoer and Jayne Rowse say that violates the U.S. Constitution. (AP Photo/Detroit News, David Coates) DETROIT FREE PRESS OUT; HUFFINGTON POST OUT

DEACE: The Great Divorce?

You would think the last thing the GOP needs at the moment is to turn its back on those pro-family voters who for decades have been its largest base of activists.

April 29, 2014
Columnist Steve Deace says the only way for Republicans to beat a crusader like President Obama is to defeat him with a crusader of their own. (Associated Press)

DEACE: Why Republicans Can’t Beat Obama

To understand why the Republicans can’t beat President Obama, you must first recognize the three kinds of people that inhabit contemporary American politics – crusaders, gangsters, and groupies.

April 21, 2014
Border Patrol agents processes a number of illegal immigrants caught entering the United States, in Sasabe, Ariz., on Jan. 19, 2007. One border-state local law enforcement officer said the border has become so dangerous in some places the Feds don’t allow their border patrol to actually patrol the border because it’s not safe.(Associated Press)

DEACE: Fear and self-loathing in the GOP

Never before in human history have so many people been so eager to self-immolate for a worthless cause. If the leadership of the Republican Party really is hell-bent on passing what I call "scamnesty" (aka immigration "reform"), it might as well change its mascot from an elephant to a bottle of lighter fluid.

April 14, 2014
just the ticket? Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky and Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida could stir up trouble among conservative Republicans who are waiting for one of their own in the White House. (By Greg Groesch/The Washington Times)

DEACE: Christie, Cruz and Paul — CPAC’s distinct trio

Though Karl Rove, Ronald Reagan, and Barry Goldwater weren't in attendance at the 2014 edition of the Conservative Political Action Conference last week, the contrasting visions each had for the Republican Party were well represented.

March 12, 2014