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Joe Roche
Joseph Roche (born 1967) is an Iraq War veteran and conservative commentator.
==Early life==
Roche comes from a family of talented musicians. Roche's father, also named Joseph Roche, was a native of Madras, India who came to the United States to study at the New England Conservatory in Boston Roche's mother is from West Virginia. Joseph Roche senior was a violinist with the Minnesota Orchestra from 1959–1994 and the ''Macalester Trio'' from 1969–1994; his mother Sarita is a renowned coloratura soprano; and his sister Gita is a principal cello of the Baltimore Opera and the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra. Joe Roche grew up in the Kenwood neighborhood in Minneapolis and graduated from Minnehaha Academy and in 1998 received a degree in history from the University of Minnesota.
Roche became interested in politics and the Republican Party while he was college student. In 1990 at an Independent-Republican Party meeting he submitted a resolution in support of embattled Republican Senator David Durenberger, calling charges of unethical conduct against the Senator "trumped up too much." In the 1990s Roche began political commentatory for the Minnesota Daily, student newspaper at the University of Minnesota. Roche was a frequent critique of liberals and the Clinton administration and an advocate for the views of the Republican Party. Despite the controversy surrounding him, Roche won the Minnesota Daily’s Harrison Salisbury Annual Achievement Award in 2005.
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