Shawn Steel

Republican National Committee

Guest/Host

Contact: Website

National committeeman and former chairman of the California Republican Party; board secretary and former director of the California Club for Growth, an organization which supports the Reagan vision of limited government and lower taxes

Shawn Steel on KCRW

Day two of the broadcast portion of the Republican National Convention starts tonight. Like the Democrats, the GOP convention is mostly virtual.

‘We’re losing and hollowing out our middle class in California,’ says Republican Shawn Steel

Day two of the broadcast portion of the Republican National Convention starts tonight. Like the Democrats, the GOP convention is mostly virtual.

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Analysis and response to the report from Congressman Ted Lieu and Republican National Committee member Shawn Steel.

Democratic and Republican response to the report

Analysis and response to the report from Congressman Ted Lieu and Republican National Committee member Shawn Steel.

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After last year's presidential election, Reince Priebus, chair of the Republican National Committee, said the party has done " a lousy job " reaching out to women, Latinos and Asians,…

Republicans Gather in Hollywood

After last year's presidential election, Reince Priebus, chair of the Republican National Committee, said the party has done " a lousy job " reaching out to women, Latinos and Asians,…

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