Newt Gingrich
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Welfare Reform at 30
In 1996, congressional Republicans and Democrat Bill Clinton collaborated to make much-needed changes to federal welfare programs.
Historic Black Turnout for Trump?
Caveats apply, but former House Speaker Newt Gingrich sees something amiss in this usually reliable Democrat constituency.
The GOP’s ‘America First’ Contract
House Republicans aren’t content to merely call out Joe Biden’s many failures.
In Brief: Biden’s Energy Policy Is Helping Dictators and Harming Americans
Joe Biden might blame Vladimir Putin for gas prices, but he should look in the mirror.
GOP Pushes a Parents’ Bill of Rights
As part of their midterm agenda, congressional Republicans highlight five key areas of parental concern over their children’s education.
In Brief: The Crisis of American Civilization
External threats “fade away when compared with the domestic threats” to our way of life.
In Brief: Gingrich Slams Twitter
The former House speaker was censored for speaking truth about illegal aliens and COVID.
If You Can’t Beat ’Em, Call ’Em Racist
Words mean things. Unless triggered leftists want to score cheap political points.
To Replace Boehner, Why Not Newt Gingrich for Speaker?
Almost exactly seven years ago, House Speaker John Boehner said of the Wall Street bailout bill, “I think this thing is a crap sandwich” — but he’d vote for it anyway. I remarked at the time, “It’s crap sandwiches for as far as the eye can see” — and I was right. Boehner finally had his fill of the meal, opting to push away from the table, as it were. On Friday, he announced he’ll be resigning the speakership and his seat. Boehner has become a lightning rod for a large segment of the base that is simply fed up with GOP failures, both real and imagined, in the age of Obama.