How to Win 2026: Newt Gingrich’s Five-Part Series for a Historic Republican Midterm Victory
Five episodes. One strategy for building an American majority.
Click Here to ContinuePresident Trump, President Jefferson and America’s Future
The scale of this achievement can best be understood by comparing the size of President Trump’s acquisition and President Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase.
Click Here to ContinueXi is coming to Washington; he should bring one unexpected guest
China’s leader Xi Jinping wants to show that he’s genuinely interested in playing fair with the West; this is the bold move he should make
Click Here to ContinueNewt talks with Chris Papst, Fox 45 “Project Baltimore” lead investigative reporter about Baltimore City schools’ failure to educate its students.
Click Here to ContinueIncompetence should not be accepted. Joe Biden should fire Department of Transportation Sec. Buttigieg and bring accountability for the failures of his administration.
Click Here to ContinueNewt talks about President George Washington’s Farewell Address published in 1796.
Click Here to ContinueEvery American should visit George Washington’s Mount Vernon, whether on Presidents’ Day or any time of year.
Click Here to ContinueNewt talks with Congressman Scott Perry about H.J. Resolution 19, proposing a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution.
Click Here to ContinueNewt is joined by Chairman Jim Jordan and they answer audience questions in a townhall style meeting. Newt is joined by Chairman … Read more
Click Here to ContinueThe Chinese Communist Party is a far more immediate threat than the people of Alpha Centauri and beyond.
Click Here to ContinueNewt talks with Philip K. Howard about his new book, “NOT Accountable: Rethinking the Constitutionality of Public Employee Unions.”
Click Here to ContinueWe don’t need multiple National Anthems. Our Founding Fathers insisted that America was made up of people as a unified nation in which people worked together for the betterment of all.
Click Here to ContinueNewt talks with Dr. Richard Haass about his new book, “The Bill of Obligations: The Ten Habits of Good Citizens.”
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