Expect Trouble Ahead as Socialist Mayors, Going ‘Through the Looking-Glass,’ Defy Economic Reality
In the real world, when money is frightened, it moves.
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The Republican Path to Victory in 2026
The path to Republican Victory has three components.
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The Empire of Liberty Versus the Coalition of Tyranny
Without the right framework, the right words, and the right strategies, we will continue to flounder, remain ineffectual, and risk having freedom defeated by tyranny.
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The left’s vicious hostility is so public, the American people have increasingly felt called upon to defend President Trump.
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Newt talks with Governor Jim Gilmore and Congressman Chuck Edwards, aboutwhy the United States should continue to fund the war in Ukraine.
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Newt talks with Adam Kissel from The Heritage Foundation’s Center for Education Policy about the Biden administration’s new proposal for student loan debt forgiveness.
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Mr. Kennedy warns Biden is the first incumbent president in history to use the power of the federal government to censor political speech and silence political opponents.
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Specifically, focusing on President Donald Trump versus President Joe Biden completely misses the underlying dynamic of the enormous cultural-political civil war in which the campaigns are being waged. The conflict is being fought with ballots instead of bullets and in political rather than military environments – but it is still a kind of war.
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Newt talks with Yaroslav Trofimov, chief foreign-affairs correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, about his new book Our Enemies Will Vanish: The Russian Invasion and Ukraine’s War of Independence.
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The desperate effort by New York Democrats to destroy President Donald Trump is the clearest example of the collapse of the rule of law happening today.
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Newt talks with David Ditch from The Heritage Foundation about some of the more controversial earmarks in the recent $1.2 trillion spending package.
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