Typically, between Christmas and New Year’s is a quiet period but not this year. Many different things were going on simultaneously, so I just wanted to give you a quick overview of my thoughts.
The Washington Post shows just how divided we are after using Nazi-like images depicting Republicans as rats.
New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio sees the Georgia runoff as his hope for a billion-dollar bailout of his failed policies. All the more reason to vote for Sens. Loeffler and Perdue.
Is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez not having a seat on the Energy and Commerce Committee a sign of retribution from her party?
Does Alexandria have Nancy Pelosi, “Looking Over her Shoulder?”
Joe Biden told a group of African-American leaders, in a leaked audio clip, not to talk about defunding the police before Jan. 5 because they know that that hurts Democrats politically in the Georgia runoff.
I want to thank all of you who joined us for yesterday’s Inner Circle holiday celebration with our new terrific hosts in the Gingrich 360 Podcast Network: Rob Smith, Gianno Caldwell, and David Grasso
Newt provides an update on three critical stories making news that are important to follow in the coming days and weeks ahead.
I’m reading an amazing article by Martin Bennett entitled “When Christmas was canceled: a lesson from history.” It is about when Christmas was banned in 1647 in Britain during the English civil war, and people rebelled all across the country. They said you couldn’t ban Christmas, and they actively opposed the government. It’s a remarkable story related to what you may see in the coming weeks as we come closer to the Christmas holiday.
Then you have the runoff election in Georgia with two strong Republican candidates. However, there’s still a question of whether we can win both the campaign and the election.
The number of different things is so much bigger than I would have guessed on Oct. 1, and the degree of this mess is so much greater, that I can’t tell you today how it’s going to come out. So, I’ll continue to try to brief you as much as I can, but I’m also just trying to figure out what the devil’s going on.
The current election mess and the hostility of the propaganda media is astounding. Each day there are new lawsuits in the various states and new allegations of ballot mishandling or rigged voting machines.
Then you have the runoff election in Georgia with two strong Republican candidates. However, there’s still a question of whether we can win both the campaign and the election.
The number of different things is so much bigger than I would have guessed on Oct. 1, and the degree of this mess is so much greater, that I can’t tell you today how it’s going to come out. So, I’ll continue to try to brief you as much as I can, but I’m also just trying to figure out what the devil’s going on.
