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Steve Dustcircle spent thirteen years in and out of the ministry, having left Christianity for secular humanism. Originally from Chicago, he now resides in Columbus, OH with his frugal-life blogger wife Cynthia, and they have a cat, a turtle, and three bunnies.
Steve Dustcircle is the author of several books: Deadpool 101, Napkins, Politics for the Disinterested, Terminal, Transport, and Unchristianed Nation. Steve has also edited Citing Atheists, Mangasarian Volume One, and The Quotable Dissenting Heretic. He also wrote No, I Won't Buy Your eBook under the name, Scott Dwight. All books are self-published.
(1 comments) SHARE Thursday, December 23, 2021 A Commoner for U.S. Congress in Commoner Ohio
In a heavy roster of politicians running for Rob Portman's seat in Ohio, one young lady stands out: Morgan Harper.
(28 comments) SHARE Thursday, October 25, 2018 Right-Wing Bombs and Other Junk Mail
The very rhetoric that the President uses encourages the Conservatives to lash out in hate and violence.
(2 comments) SHARE Friday, May 25, 2018 The NFL Just Knee-Jerked
The NFL just announced that they will fine any player or team that won't stand for the national anthem. This is dangerous ground.
(4 comments) SHARE Monday, September 4, 2017 Fake Views, and the Don's Brilliance
President Trump calls all journalism and reporting FAKE NEWS, and this is to keep informed criticism and accountability at bay.
(2 comments) SHARE Tuesday, February 28, 2017 The Slanted, the Biased, and the Fake
President Donald Trump throws around the terms FAKE NEWS and people are gobbling it up. What exactly is fake news? Is it made up commentary, satire, or something more strategic againt the American people?
SHARE Friday, September 4, 2015 Our Supposed Democracy
Democracy is the assumption that people have a choice in the election process. While we Americans have choices to choose from, are these choices our own or the governments?
(5 comments) SHARE Sunday, March 24, 2013 Death to Peacekeepers
Scrutiny on the military support by a loved one who might not know that her bumper sticker might come across that all peace-loving anti-war people should be killed.