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Steve Deace Show — Tafoya's 'Pro-Choice' Ad Could COST Her a US Senate Seat | 10/13/26
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Tafoya's 'Pro-Choice' Ad Could COST Her a US Senate Seat | 10/13/26

Steve Deace Show

Steve says that, counter to some conventional wisdom, Minnesota U.S. Senate candidate Michele Tafoya's "pro-choice" commercial could cost her the election. Then, author Richard Lim joins the program to talk about his new book, "Refusing a Crown: How George Washington Changed the World." In Hour Two, Fake News or Not…

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What people are saying

“Prolife is an electoral loser and the issue destroyed us in the 2022 midterms. Going to donate to Tafoya. So tired of this stuff.”

— @leomagnvs4525 · YouTube comment

“You can be pro choice if asked but no better way to get the Democrats to come vote against you is push anti abortion”

— @sven1946 · YouTube comment

“I’ve not been hearing that using the word ‘demonic’ is just hyperbolic fear mongering for some time. Now I understand why Candace Owens has been so viciously mocking while excoriating Jeremy Boring for his ‘pet project Pendragon’. She went…”

— @kathrynm9927 · YouTube comment

“Why is it that Republicans are so good at seizing defeat from the jaws of victory? The Republican base is NOT pro-abortion. They are pro-life. Stop selling out to the spirit of the age. Good grief.”

— @JessLeeper · YouTube comment

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