Rules For Patriots With Steve Deace

With dropping poll numbers and even worse fundraising figures, Donald Trump's chances against Hillary Clinton are basically zero. Steve Deace explains.

Steve Deace and the team explore why certain media outlets flipped the script when it comes to Donald Trump -- and why they felt they had to.

Steve Deace encourages delegates attending the upcoming GOP convention to take it upon themselves to stop the Trump madness.

Numerous Donald Trump supporters and GOP operatives have been peddling the fact that Trump is leading some polls -- and saying it's the first time a Republican nominee has led polls since 2004. Steve Deace and the team point out that this is all hogwash.

Steve and the team look back at the two-term President and, if there was a statue dedicated to him, what that statue would depict.  

Steve Deace and the team explain why this primary process ended up no different than any other in the past (at the very least) 20 years. Listen on to find out why.

Much ado has been made about being a 'Reagan conservative' ever since Reagan left the White House. But has comparing seemingly every Republican to him since that time really done much of a service? Steve Deace explains that while conservatives across the country feel they're in their Valley Forge moment -- we have to come to grips with one very uncomfortable fact about ourselves.

Have you ever wondered what an actual, honest to goodness cultist sounds like? At a campaign stop in Indiana, Ted Cruz found out -- and cameras were rolling. Steve and the team discuss what we can learn from the 'confrontation' between a Trump cultist and Ted Cruz.

It's almost inevitable that some amount of fracturing will occur within the Republican party should the primary go to a contested convention. But there are a few things Steve Deace says Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus should do that could mitigate any of the fracturing that might occur.

When Bruce Springsteen and Bryan Adams announced they'd be canceling their planned concerts in North Carolina and Mississippi, respectively -- it caused a bit of a stir on all sides of those states' new laws regarding bathroom usage and religious liberty. But unbeknownst to Springsteen and Adams, however, they taught us a very important lesson about liberty in the United States…and illustrated why patriots should always be ready to reverse the Left's premises.

Hillary Clinton referred to "unborn persons" as not having Constitutional rights. Steve and the team discuss how this is an example of why we're winning the argument on abortion -- and why we can continue to win in the future.

One day, it's denying his campaign manager ever touched a female reporter. The next day, it's denying his campaign manager was actually arrested for said incident. One day, it's attacking his opponent's wife on Twitter, the next day it's having his hands all over a tabloid hit piece. But yet no matter how much stuff comes out of Donald Trump's mouth, he still gets a lot of favorable attention from the media. Why is this? Steve and the team discuss what the Left's, and by extension the media's, endgame is with Donald Trump.

With another terrorist attack in Europe -- this time in Belgium -- Steve and the team discuss how to apply the 10 commandments of political warfare to those who still want to preach "tolerance" and "diversity" at us.

With Marco Rubio posting a poor performance in his home state of Florida, it's clear his political career is (at best) going into the deep freeze. Where did he go wrong? Steve and the team discuss the two critical commandments for political warfare the outgoing Florida Senator violated.

How is it that we've had Republican Presidents, Republican-controlled legislatures, and a mammoth conservative media industry -- yet the country continues to veer left?   Before we can ever start to win anything again, we have to understand how we've lost in the past.

With a tectonic shift happening in American politics, many fear we may never see the same America our parents and grandparents saw ever again. With that in mind, Steve and the team of contributors examine whether or not the Ten Commandments of Political Warfare are applicable only to today's America, but to all forms of government throughout time.

The death of Justice Antonin Scalia is no doubt a disaster, but the role of the judiciary (as understood by the founders of our country) should never have produced this sort of situation.

How does a candidate say he'd rather lose an election than be wrong on the life issue -- then turn around and say he's fine with women being drafted into the military? Steve Deace and the team discuss why there's a difference between a moral view and a worldview.

This Week’s Show Info: Ted Cruz proved you can stand on your principles and still win; his victory in Iowa was proof. How exactly did he do that? Steve Deace says, whether intentionally or not, Ted Cruz followed to a tee all ten of the "Rules for Patriots".

This Week’s Show Info:  Steve Deace and the team discuss Steve's recent piece at Conservative Review going over the main questions people have about the Iowa Caucuses.