Our leaders must make clear that Americans are not going to bankroll and support the world’s leading funder of terrorism. We are not going to help pay for Iran’s missile and nuclear weapons programs. We are not going to condone hostility and hostage-taking throughout the Middle East. We are not going to stand by and allow our allies in the region to be threatened by a belligerent bully.
Newt talks about the signal Joe Biden and radical Democrats are sending to the world with their outrageous immigration and cultural policies.
Despite the tragedy, violence, and loss that have been experienced by Christians and other persecuted communities throughout the Middle East, Pope Francis, a pilgrim of peace, brought hope, healing, and encouragement to the people of Iraq.
Donald Trump brought in Blacks, gays, Latinos, and others who completely transformed the conservative movement, but his absence has brought about some nutty divisions that are currently rattling Republicans. On this episode, Rob gets real problematic and discusses how some conservatives are now deemed “not black enough,” while other conservatives think there are just too many gays.
President Biden and others in Washington may be content allowing Afghanistan to devolve into its pre-9/11 state, but the American people should know the consequences.
I hope Twitter will unlock my account, stop its aggressive and biased censorship, and return to the spirit and ideals of free speech which allowed it to prosper in the first place.
As we celebrate International Women’s Day, we must remain committed to empowering all women and girls so they can pursue their dreams and reach their God-given potential.
The Senate passage of the $1.9 trillion political machine bailout money of which only 9 percent went to COVID relief is an astonishing insult to every American.
It was my great pleasure to talk with Dr. Adam Steltzner on this Sunday’s episode of Newt’s World. Steltzner is the chief engineer for NASA’s Perseverance Rover, which successfully landed on Mars on Feb. 18 and is now collecting data and materials that will be key to our study of life on that planet.
In light of the breakdown in our school systems – especially large urban systems which fail to educate a high percentage of poorer children – coupled with mass school closures over COVID-19, children need incentives and opportunities to read more than ever. This is why America needs Dr. Seuss.