Newt Gingrich
Columns by Newt Gingrich
Key ‘Lessons in Liberty’
Historic leaders often have something important in common. They are not born great. Their greatness is a result of a lifetime of difficulty and consequential choices. Published July 4, 2024
Protecting the Chattahoochee River
My daughter Jackie Cushman recently updated me on a remarkable project happening in Georgia to protect and preserve the Chattahoochee River. I want to share it because it is a model for how citizens can collaborate on conservation to accomplish important things that benefit everyone. Published July 1, 2024
The American people’s presidential debate
The news media's analysts and commentators are preparing to argue over every detail of Thursday night's presidential debate, but the American people are entering debate week with strong, widely held feelings. Published June 26, 2024
House must repudiate Jan. 6 committee
The hard work of Rep. Barry Loudermilk and his team on the House Administration Committee has proved that the Jan. 6 committee operated completely outside the bounds of legitimacy. Published June 24, 2024
Trump’s Washington tour de force a remarkable sign of Republican unity
On Thursday, I had the opportunity to accompany former President Donald Trump and his team to three meetings in Washington. Published June 17, 2024
Biden’s policies causing Americans real pain
Democratic analysts don't seem to understand why the all-out legal assault on former President Donald Trump isn't working. It's because they keep talking among themselves and not with the American people. Published June 10, 2024
Biden’s pro-globalism, appeasement-biased, anti-American attitude
Two recent stories were so crazy that they made me step back and examine how our enemies around the world must see us in the age of President Biden. Published May 27, 2024
Trump’s great week and Biden’s debate desperation
President Biden's sudden challenge to debate Donald Trump should be studied carefully by everyone who wants to understand the American people and the deep currents running through our society. Published May 21, 2024
The revolution in artificial intelligence and artificial general intelligence
We are on the edge of two revolutions, which will overwhelm virtually everything currently covered by the media. Published May 12, 2024
Judge Merchan’s constitutional crisis
New York Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan is moving America toward a constitutional crisis. Published May 8, 2024
Speaker Mike Johnson is doing an excellent job
I want to make something crystal clear: House Speaker Mike Johnson is doing an excellent job. Published April 29, 2024
Biden and the ‘blame America first’ Democrats
When President Biden warned Iran not to attack Israel with the single word "Don't," he was setting himself up to look foolish and weak. Published April 22, 2024
Trump fights the left’s lawfare for the constitutional rights of all Americans
As Americans paid their taxes Monday, a historic event began in New York. Published April 16, 2024
Japanese religious freedom and Prime Minister Kishida
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's visit to Washington is an important step in the Freedom Alliance's effort to contain China. Published April 10, 2024
Good news for Trump: Biden may be weakest U.S. president in modern times
Three recent polls signal hope for Republicans and disaster for Democrats. Published February 12, 2024
Trump has the potential to grow a startling majority during campaign
We are now living through the longest general election campaign in history. Published January 24, 2024
DA Fani Willis and the price of arrogance and corruption
It turns out that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis may have paid a huge amount of taxpayers' money to a chief investigator -- who is also her boyfriend. Published January 15, 2024
Claudine Gay: Harvard’s dishonest, racist, plagiarist ex-president
It is now clear that former Harvard President Claudine Gay is a profoundly dishonest racist and plagiarist. She proved it in The New York Times last week. Published January 8, 2024
Illegal immigrants should not vote in the United States
The next step in radically changing America is underway. City officials in our nation's capital plan to allow noncitizens to vote this year. Published January 4, 2024
Trump’s plan to save our cities
With all the devastating news about urban crime, drug overdoses, illegal immigration and educational failures, it is encouraging that Donald Trump has committed to saving America's cities. Published January 1, 2024
