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.
Coming to the end of 2020, many of us feel overwhelmed by all the challenges we have faced this year – whether it’s politics, COVID, the economy or the lockdowns. Newt reflects on the inspirational words of William Faulkner’s 1950 Nobel Prize in Literature banquet speech: “I believe that man will not merely endure: he will prevail.”
As Americans, we have faced challenging Christmases before. Newt describes three challenging Christmases in American history: George Washington crossing the Delaware 1776, The Battle of the Bulge 1944, The Battle of the Chosin Reservoir 1950.
November 2020 brought a Republican House wave. Planning for 2022 is now underway and the National Republican Congressional Committee is leading the way to protect and expand the Republican House Conference. Newt’s guest is Congressman Tom Emmer, (MN–6th) Chairman of the NRCC.
Newt talks with Maria about the plans the Democratic party have to radically change America, and why all Georgians should vote Republican in January.
This past year was one we won’t miss. From racial tensions to a deadly pandemic, the turmoil and disruptions of 2020 tested America’s resolve. And the presidential election further intensified our deep political divisions. Still, there was a bright spot amid the bleakness.
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I simply wanted to share with you that we have had challenging Christmases before, and we came back better than ever. Someday, we will look back on Christmas 2020 and realize that life got better, and our dreams got bigger as the virus was gradually defeated.
Student loan debt isn’t the crisis you’ve been told it is. On this episode, Rob explains why it’s really a “crisis” of the privileged and tells some tough truths that are sure to get him in trouble. He discusses how whiny lefties need to take responsibility for the choices they’ve made, how elite institutions are robbing students blind, and how the rest of us shouldn’t have to pay for other people’s poor choices. Plus, Rob talks about his own experiences trying to pay off student loan debt.
Newt gives his thoughts on the recent coronavirus relief bill, the dangers of China to America, and the importance of the Georgia runoff election.