Did Trump troll for 'treason' accusations in Helsinki presser? July 17, 2018Thomas Lifson
If accusations of "treason" are in the air, then maybe Democrats have more to worry about with regard to Russia than does Trump. If I were Obama, I would not want "treason" defined down to include words spoken at a summit.
Citizen Newt Is Needed Today September 19, 2017Elise Cooper
There is a need for a Gingrich clone to tell it like it is and to pass legislation, while taking on the corrupt interests of the media, political consultants, lobbyists, and the establishment.
How to Junk the IRS May 30, 2013Mike Razar
The definition of taxable income is and always has been the cause of all the complexity. There is a way to short circuit all the complexity and make the tax collector's job simple, clear, and non-political.
A new verb February 25, 2013Greg Richards
Vocabulary is important. It is the means through which we make our argument, through which we move people. It's time to turn the tables on the Left.
Does Ryan Now Agree with Gingrich? February 18, 2012Kevin Tharp
There is a perception lingering about Newt Gingrich that he was a critic of Paul Ryan's budget plan and therefore a critic of conservative fiscal policy in the House of Representatives.
Communists in Space February 3, 2012Ricardo Galván Estrada
Newt Gingrich's moon colony proposal may have been ridiculed by the media and his fellow Republican contenders, but it's big ideas like this that keep the American ethos going.
Newt Struck Gold, Promptly Abandoned Mine February 2, 2012C. Edmund Wright
In South Carolina, Newt Gingrich correctly attributed his success to the fact that he had simply "articulated the deepest felt values of the American people." Those values are still ready and eager to be tapped.
Not Newt, Rick January 30, 2012Abie Rubin
The guy who apologized for criticizing Paul Ryan's entitlement reform plan as right-wing social engineering is now heavily supporting Medicare in the Sunshine State, which is home to many seniors.
It's Not About Newt January 28, 2012Joseph M. Koenig
The statement being sent to the GOP elite isn't about Newt, and it goes beyond even Romney. It is about a deep dissatisfaction that has been building for years within the Republican rank and file.
Is Newt Gingrich Canoodling with the Truth? January 28, 2012Jeannie DeAngelis
In order to snag a candidate who can explain the conservative platform, many Republicans seem willing to overlook Newt Gingrich's tawdry adulterous past as well as his loose grasp on the truth, which seems to loosen more by the day.
Newt Gingrich the Jacksonian January 25, 2012Burwell Stark
Newt resembles a former president, alright, but it is not Reagan. Newt Gingrich seems to be a 21st Century return of President Andrew Jackson.
He's No Damn Good January 24, 2012John W. Howard
It is not about sex at all, and it is not about adultery. It is about cheating. It is about lying. It is about integrity.
Newt's New Game January 23, 2012Rosslyn Smith
Newt gets this new decentralized and more populist political world in a way Romney's campaign hasn't yet grasped.
Gingrich v. Leftism January 23, 2012Bruce Walker
Newt Gingrich can beat Obama and add more Republicans to elective office. More importantly, however, he can actually defeat leftism in America.
Why I'm Giving Newt a Pass on the Scarlet-A Factor January 21, 2012Kyle-Anne Shiver
How could I, outspoken defender of monogamy and premarital chastity, so compromise my own principles to vote for a man who has trashed his own wedding vows and, if he wins the presidency, would ensconce his former mistress as first lady?
Gingrich's Practical Conservatism January 18, 2012Judy Holloway
Newt Gingrich identified the very core of conservatism with his remarks in the first South Carolina presidential debate. His vision of conservatism is the one that most Republicans don't understand and most Democrats don't want you to know.
Newt the Plumber January 10, 2012Bill Weckesser
If my wife asked me to change the downstairs bathroom faucet, I'd feel comfortable working on it. But if there were water shooting out, I'd call a plumber.
The Cognitive Primary December 27, 2011Charles N.W. Keckler and Ryan L. Cole
Savvy politicians have long understood that our emotions, especially our feelings about fairness and justice, drive our decisions, including our choice of leaders.
Subpoena Judges? Yes, Indeed December 27, 2011Mark J. Fitzgibbons
The fact that it has not been customary for Congress to subpoena judges may be less of a testament to respect for judicial independence than homage to mutual deference among the ruling class to statism.
Gingrich and the Fear Factor December 21, 2011Arnold Cusmariu
The GOP establishment is scared of Gingrich because there's significant doubt he can be relied upon to toe the party line.
Mark Steyn Whacks-a-Newt December 20, 2011J. Robert Smith
It's all well and good to stop Newt -- or Mitt. But with three weeks to go to the Iowa Caucus, it actually may be more profitable to read exactly who conservative opinion-shapers think should be the GOP nominee.
Gingrich and the Fear Factor December 20, 2011Arnold Cusmariu
Newt Gingrich's alleged "baggage" and the attendant doubts about his electability don't fully explain why, despite his high standing in the polls, the GOP establishment has been shunning the former speaker of the House, when not showing outright hostility toward him.
Neuter Obama December 19, 2011William L. Gensert
Newt Gingrich will fight Barack Obama. He will challenge him on every fact, and point out every failure. America needs a candidate who will fight, and Newt Gingrich is a fighter.
A Reluctant Embrace of Newton Leroy Gingrich December 17, 2011Claude Sandroff
Many of us who are horrified at times by Gingrich's scattershot conservatism would unhesitatingly cast a vote for him in 2012 with infinitely more hope and enthusiasm than we had when we dragged ourselves to the polls in 2008
Forgiving Newt December 13, 2011Jay Clarke
Will Americans continue to follow political hatchet-men and media manipulators who destroy the character of good men and women who seek public office?
Gingrich's Citizenship Problem December 12, 2011Daren Jonescu
What exactly does the former speaker mean when he repeatedly speaks of long-established illegal immigrants as "law-abiding citizens"?
Newt's Different Approach to School Vouchers December 9, 2011Carl Paulus
Over the past week, Newt Gingrich has caused an uproar among liberals in the media for saying that "really poor children in really poor neighborhoods have no habit of work." But he has a point.
Newt's Teflon Suit? December 8, 2011J. Robert Smith
Here's the conventional wisdom. Starting in January, the competition that produces heavy friction in the GOP caucuses and primaries will lay bare Newt Gingrich's virtues and vices. Should Gingrich survive that process and win the GOP nomination, he'll be "inoculated" from attacks.
Two word response December 8, 2011Rosslyn Smith
Romney is sending surrogates to attack Newt. One of them is John Sununu. Two words are all that Newt should need to turn any attack from John Sununu into a positive
AT Was First December 7, 2011letter to the editor
When did a major columnist on a major internet site or the rest of the media first called the potential Newt phenomenon, made the case for him and that he is not a part of the so-called establishment and would be in fact the anti-establishment candidate?
Gingrich vs. Romney: And the Winner is.... December 3, 2011Lauri B. Regan
There is earnestness among conservative voters as they understand the urgency in defeating Barack Obama yet fear that none of the GOP candidates has the ability to win in 2012.
Newt: The Civil Warrior December 3, 2011Rosslyn Smith
Barack Obama and an ever more left-leaning national Democratic Party have brought long-simmering political and cultural differences to a point where it can be aptly said that America is in the middle of a cold civil war.
No Newt Is Good Newt November 30, 2011Stuart Schwartz
He is the king of flip-flops, the emperor of hypocrisy, the czar of opinions a mile wide and an inch deep. Mitt Romney? Not by a long shot.
Last Idol Standing? November 23, 2011Ron Lipsman
The process of selecting a Republican presidential candidate to oppose President Obama resembles a combination of American Idol and Whack-a-Mole.
Newt Is No Gecko November 23, 2011Tom Thurlow
Whatever reptilian qualities he has, Newt is no gecko. Since the beginning of his career he has held steady positions on taxes, government spending, foreign policy, abortion, gun control, and social issues.
Will Newt Gingrich Win the Republican Nomination? November 5, 2011Selwyn Duke
What we may be witnessing is the second coming of Newt Gingrich, as he reprises his role as chief author of Democrat demise. As you may remember, that's precisely what he was in the mid 1990s.
Newt and the Next-in-Line Problem October 25, 2011Steve McCann
The GOP party establishment, unable to comprehend the depth of voter angst, the desire for genuine change, and the true extent of America's current dire predicament, is still stuck in that "next-in-line" rut.
Who Will Weep Over Newt's Ashes? June 11, 2011Geoffrey P. Hunt
Self immolation as political expression is tragic and macabre. As a figure-of-speech, self-inflicted wounding for a career politician is rarely an act of courage, just stupidity.
