Newt’s World Episode 57 Extended: The Influence of Money in Elections
The Bloomberg candidacy may serve a historically important purpose by allowing us to understand the role of total wealth and money in today's politics.
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On to Super Tuesday: What the Iowa and New Hampshire Results Really Mean
The Iowa and New Hampshire results have begun to clarify the choices Democratic voters will have in trying to pick a candidate to challenge President Donald Trump in November.
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Why Do Parents Want School Choice?
The debate about school choice was revived last week when President Donald Trump, with personal financial help from U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, used his State of the Union to tell a young girl from Philadelphia, Janiyah Davis, that...
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Audio: New Hampshire Primary Results
Newt provides his commentary on the New Hampshire primary results and what it means for the Democrats moving forward.
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New Hampshire Primary & Lyin’ Dog-Faced Pony Soldier
Newt Gingrich gives his insights on the 2020 Election for the Democratic presidential candidate in the New Hampshire primary.
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Buttigieg and the Abortion-Infanticide Democratic Party
It is easy to forget how far Democrats have come from former President Bill Clinton’s 1992 commitment that abortion should be “safe, legal, and rare.”
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Pelosi’s Petty Nastiness and the Fall of the Democratic Party
Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s behavior at the State of the Union was only the most recent example of someone who is out-of-control and simply doesn’t understand what the larger country is seeing.
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Bye-Bye Biden—Hello Bloomberg—Welcome Brokered Convention
Buckle your political seat belt, the Democratic race could become incredibly turbulent.
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From Iowa to Milwaukee: How Monday’s Caucus Could Shape the Democratic Convention
I first got engaged in the Iowa Caucus when I was supporting Jack Kemp for President in the 1987-1988 campaign. I personally ran in the Iowa Caucus in 2012 as part of my Presidential campaign. Callista and I crisscrossed...
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The Economy is the GOP’s Greatest Strength – But It May Not Be Enough
On Monday, the IRS began accepting tax returns for 2019, and more than 150 million taxpayers are expected to file this year. Presently, some taxpayers will begin to feel a sense of helpless frustration as they prepare to hand over...
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