We’ve lived through an extraordinary eight months; surviving a pandemic, staying home, providing for and caring for our families in new ways. With everything that has happened, how do Americans feel? With the election just weeks away, this episode focuses on voters and their thoughts. Newt’s guest is pollster, John McLaughlin. Read the polling reports at: www.gingrich360.com/polling
Poll: The Shy Trump Vote Is Bigger This Year … and Who Falls Into This Category Should Terrify Democrats; No, Joe Biden, It Is Not Packing the Court for the President and Senate to Fill Vacancies; Pence Effectively Went After Harris — and a Very Biased Moderator; Trump’s Brilliant Stimulus Ploy Rattles Democrats; Kansas Dem Backs Gun Confiscation
The truth is: President Trump has been working non-stop to defeat the virus and bring America back from the brink of medical and economic ruin while Biden and Harris have done nothing but criticize, deflect, and insult their way through this crisis.
So much has been said that is inaccurate about Covid-19 and President Trump’s response that Newt felt he had to set the record straight.
Newt weighs in on the 2020 presidential race as election day draws near with Jesse Watters.
President Donald Trump has only been transparent about his intensions for the Supreme Court. Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has not, and along with his running mate Sen. Kamala Harris, refuses to release a list of nominees or answer whether Biden intends to pack the courts.
Last week, we asked readers “How would you grade the candidates on their debate performance?” from the first presidential debate on September 29th. The results are now in after 1,988 readers judged the candidates on a scale of 1-5, with 1 being “poor” and 5 being “excellent.” On average, President Trump had a rating of 3.51, while Vice President Biden held a rating of 1.81.
Newt discusses Kamala Harris and Mike Pence’s performances in the Vice Presidential Debate.
The time has come to recognize how arrogant, biased, and obsolete the Commission on Presidential Debates has become. It is an engine of insider Washington Establishment domination of the political process. Its moderators all represent the Washington Establishment –
and the norm is hostility to Republican candidates.
Video and Transcript from the Oct. 8 Inner Circle Live Event with Newt.