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Family Policy Alliance

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Oct 20, 2026

Jim SchneiderHOST
1:29
joining us today discussing the weaponization of polls.
Jim SchneiderHOST
1:32
We welcome Craig DeRoche, president and CEO of Family Policy Alliance.
Jim SchneiderHOST
1:37
He's a former speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives, a frequent speaker and author on faith, culture, public policy, and civic engagement.
Jim SchneiderHOST
1:45
Craig, thanks for joining us today here on Crosstalk.

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Jim SchneiderHOST
8:06
When the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn.
Jim SchneiderHOST
8:08
And friends, there is much at stake, and not only about yourself, but you need to think about your children and your grandchildren and what's at stake for them and the future that is being built for them here in this land.
Jim SchneiderHOST
8:20
Craig DeRoche with us today, president and CEO of the Family Policy Alliance.
Jim SchneiderHOST
8:25
Craig, let's talk about the polls and how can they be used to manipulate voters?
Tom RotenHOST
1:20
I'll be speaking with two guests on today's episode.
Tom RotenHOST
1:22
First off, former Michigan House Speaker Craig DeRoche, who is the Family Policy Alliance CEO, will be talking about the Protect College Sports Act in Congress and how that can pass and reshape college sports without affecting state bans on biological males playing with women.
Tom RotenHOST
1:45
Also from Defending Education, their Director of Government Affairs, Terry Stoops, will be telling us about the National Education Integrity Rankings and how West Virginia ranks sixth in that category.
Tom RotenHOST
2:01
That's all to come on today's episode.
Tom RotenHOST
3:46
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Tom RotenHOST
3:57
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Tom RotenHOST
4:02
So pleased to welcome to the program, talking about the Protect College Sports Act, former Michigan House Speaker Craig DeRoche, who is the CEO of the Family Policy Alliance.
Tom RotenHOST
4:16
Craig, good morning.
Neil HaleyHOST
19:22
We're back to the Neil Haley Show.
Neil HaleyHOST
19:24
My guest today is Craig DeRoche, and he's the CEO of Family Policy Alliance.
Neil HaleyHOST
19:28
And we're going to talk about one of the things, and who knows where we're going to go, Craig.
Neil HaleyHOST
19:32
And I'm telling you this just because I have other topics that are on the ballot box that are very important to me.

8 MINS LATER

Craig DeRocheGUEST
27:10
Thanks for having me on by the way.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
27:11
And you're welcome.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
27:11
Love your show at family policy Alliance.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
27:14
And you're great.
Vicki McKennaHOST
21:16
This is a nationwide problem.
Vicki McKennaHOST
21:19
He is the CEO of the Family Policy Alliance.
Vicki McKennaHOST
21:21
He joins me on the program.
Vicki McKennaHOST
21:23
This one scholarship tax credit, Craig, it's a no-brainer.

6 MINS LATER

Vicki McKennaHOST
27:34
Can you imagine if a church organization out there had a tutoring organization or had an assistance organization on reading skills or whatever that you could make that $1,700 contribution to? My goodness, Craig, what they could be doing with kids and what they could be doing with morality and how they could maybe be helping us reset.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
27:56
Well, Vicki, I'll tell you, there's hope out there for Wisconsin because right now they're in more than 20 states.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
28:02
The Family Policy Alliance, Dan Degner, runs Wisconsin Family.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
28:07
We have 40 state groups.
Steve GruberHOST
86:06
One of the, one of the issues driving people, at least to some extent, is the whole transgenderism debate, women's sports being infiltrated by men pretending to be women.
Steve GruberHOST
86:21
Craig DeRoche, former president of ... former Speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives, I should say, President and CEO of Family Policy Alliance.
Steve GruberHOST
86:29
Craig, good, good morning.
Steve GruberHOST
86:30
Welcome to the program.
Steve GruberHOST
91:18
A- and my advice to people is get out there and vote.
Steve GruberHOST
91:21
Vote your conscience, vote your morals, vote your, your, your moral compass, right?
Craig DeRocheGUEST
91:26
Well, that's what we try to do at Family Policy Alliance.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
91:29
We actually lead, uh, the, a lot of the Christian voting.
John HaywardHOST
16:06
So they would really like to set this aside, but it is now a hot issue, and some of the extreme Democrat candidates are talking about running on this sort of thing.
John HaywardHOST
16:14
Here with us to talk about it is former state representative Craig DeRoche, CEO of Family Policy Alliance and former speaker of the Michigan House of Representatives.
John HaywardHOST
16:22
Welcome to The Allen Nathan All-Stars.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
16:25
It is a privilege to be on the show and to be with you.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
19:11
We've drawn it out of the closet and into the public for America to see right now, and so this isn't a sideshow.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
19:18
We wanna talk about this until we've completely won, not for this election cycle, but for the next 100 years.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
19:25
We want people to point back and say, "This is how bad America got over 50 years, not five weeks, a- and before it turned and went in a different direction." And that's why Family Policy Alliance, we're growing so fast right now.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
19:38
It's not Republicans only.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
0:25
Oh, yeah.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
0:25
Family Policy Alliance.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
0:26
We're the largest collection of social conservative and Christian leaders in America.
Craig DeRocheGUEST
0:32
We got 39 state groups, employ 450 people, 50,000 churches, reach millions of Christian voters, not just for the election, but 52 weeks every year.

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