What Newt’s Reading | November 14, 2020

What Newt’s Reading I'm not going to back down. As outlined in our Constitution, we need to protect our fundamental freedom to engage in fair and legal elections. A right that should not be clouded with any suspension or outside influences. -Newt Newt Gingrich Responds Perfectly When Pressed Over Claim That 2020 Election Was ‘Stolen’ By Matt Vespa Townhall Newt is arguing that the legal fight over the 2020 election should carry on. He’s noted that dead people have voted. We have a US Postal Service worker who overheard a plot to backdate ballots. We’ve seen reports of several votes that have been flagged over change of address issues in Georgia. True, we’re in Hail Mary territory, but invalidating illegal votes in key states can make a huge difference in the race. In a recent appearance on Fox & Friends, Newt raised questions about Joe Biden’s calls for unity after Nancy Pelosi had pushed impeachment for several years. He also asked why key states stopped counting votes on election night and why Republican poll watchers were not given adequate access to vote counting. The new allegations and affidavits definitely merit an investigation, and there should be a complete audit of the votes in question. In the end, Biden could win, but we should not give in to the media’s lies and instead let the legal challenges play out. Election fraud: How it happened in Philadelphia. -Newt I Was in Philadelphia Watching Fraud Happen. Here’s How It Went Down By Jerome M. Marcus The Federalist As someone who argued on President Trump’s behalf in Philadelphia, I can confirm that concerns about voter fraud claims are warranted. President Trump went to court in Philadelphia for two reasons: Few Republican observers were let into the Philadelphia Convention Center and, if they were let in, they were not permitted to observe any counting. Thus, we sought and obtained an order from the state’s Commonwealth Court to allow observers to watch the count. Despite a binding order from the court, the Democrat-controlled Board of Elections refused to permit the poll watchers from watching the count. To fight that, I filed a complaint in front of a federal judge to establish access. The federal judge secured a commitment from the Board of Elections that they would let election observers do their job as long as they stayed six feet away from the tabulators. Having secured that commitment, the federal judge did away with the Trump campaign’s request for judicial relief. CNN and other media outlets immediately spun that outcome as a dismissal of President Trump’s complaint as a whole. Given that other people have documented some evidence of fraud, including a video of government officials wearing Biden-Harris masks and filling out submitted mail-in ballots, the rejection of calls for ballot integrity is suspicious. Full audits, like what is happening in Georgia, will strengthen voter confidence. -Newt Georgia’s Reassuring Vote Recount By The Editorial Board Wall Street Journal In Georgia, Joe Biden leads President Trump by about 14,000 votes. Because of the narrow margin, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has announced a hand recount and audit of all legal ballots cast. Additionally, Georgia is also conducting two runoff elections that will determine control of the Senate and, as the state goes through a political whirlwind, its voters should be assured that its election systems are reliable. Even though the recount is unlikely to overturn the margin within the state, Raffensperger has promised to investigate every allegation of impropriety. By committing to a full recount and recanvass in a year when Georgia updated its voting systems, Raffensperger believes he is helping build confidence in election integrity. Let this process play out. Georgia is still on track to meet its Nov. 20 deadline to certify the election results. Voters were clear in rejecting the radical left's issues in this election cycle. -Newt The Real Mandate Americans Voted for Is to Be Left Alone By Grover Norquist Washington Post On Election Day, Americans told us they wanted to be left alone to live their own lives via 120 ballot measures across 32 states. South Dakota, Montana, Arizona, and New Jersey voted to legalize recreational cannabis use while Mississippi approved the use of medical marijuana. Additionally, a stunning 89 percent of Michigan voters voted to amend the state constitution to require state authorities to acquire a warrant before accessing someone’s electronic data. As far as taxes are concerned, Illinois voters rejected a move from a flat tax to a progressive tax while California defeated a proposition that would have removed limits on how property taxes could rise. In California, voters also maintained the ban on racial discrimination in state and local contracting and allowed ride-share workers to continue working as independent contractors. In short, voters wanted to control their own lives, without government intervention. There is a humanitarian crisis happening in China. Please read and share this heartbreaking story of what it’s like inside one of the Chinese communist dictatorship’s concentration camps. -Newt I Am an Uighur Who Faced China’s Concentration Camps. This Is My Story. By Victor Jack Varsity In 2017, Ӧmir Bekali had a small business and held several managerial positions. However, while on a trip to Xinjiang, he was arrested by the Chinese police, beginning an eight-month period during which he was constantly tortured. Ӧmir was born to Uighur and Kazakh parents in Xinjiang, a supposedly semi-autonomous region in northwestern China. During his imprisonment, the Chinese police put iron sticks in his sexual organs and beat him brutally. He was then sent to a “re-education” camp where he was shackled with iron chains, as were the other camp inmates. The food provided to him was meager and he was forced to sing the praises of the Chinese Communist Party constantly. The usage of slave Uighur labor by China has invited condemnation from the European Parliament and the American Congress. However, Bekali hopes that the international community will take more stringent action. He aims to do everything he can to expose China’s brutality toward minority groups like the Uighurs. Newt's Latest Podcasts: Order Newt's Latest Book: https://www.gingrich360.com/trump-and-the-american-future