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David Leach (activist)
David Francis Leach is an American anti-abortion activist from Des Moines, Iowa. He publishes the ''Prayer & Action News'' quarterly newsletter (1989–present), and edits the website ''The Partnership Machine'' (1998–present) which covers social issues including abortion, politics, religion, immigration, divorce, sodomy, and education.
==Biography==
Leach graduated in 1967 from Drake University with Bachelor of Music Education, and began a career as a music teacher giving private lessons and working in both public and Christian schools. In 1970 he received an honorable discharge from the Lackland Air Force Band, San Antonio, Texas. Leach runs a Des Moines, Iowa music store, the Family Music Center. Leach and his wife Dorothy have music degrees and have taught since 1974 on several instruments.
He has run for the Iowa General Assembly six times and lost, in his first attempt (1986) as a Democrat and in the rest (1988, 1990, 2000, 2002, 2010) as a Republican. He was a candidate for the Iowa legislature again in 2012 but lost in the Republican primary election. Since 1995 Leach has operated a public-access television show on cable called "The Uncle Ed Show" 〔 and he also worked as a journalist for the central Iowa newspaper ''Ankeny Today.''. In 2008 he filmed and produced ''1620: When Freedom was Reborn''. In 2011, Leach authored and self-published the book entitled ''Eternal Hell: Heaven's Loving Purpose'' (ISBN 978-1466371910).
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