Newt Gingrich's latest op-ed

It's never been said that Newt Gingrich is timid. I've long said that he's one of the best political strategists in the GOP. In his latest op-ed, Gingrich offers a blueprint for Republicans to follow to victory.

In his op-ed, Gingrich wrote "The public is dealing with a cost-of-living crisis (more than 20,000,000 are behind on their utility bills), rising energy costs, a record number of homicides, carjackings, and robberies, and the consequences of a wide-open border policy that has brought in a massive influx of both people and drugs. On virtually every front, people are finding themselves frustrated and frightened by a Democratic Party that is simply failing."

Despite Biden's Tuesday's celebration while the stock market crashed, this isn't a great time for Democrats. Repeating 'it just isn't working' isn't enough, though. That's why Newt includes a 5-point plan to win big this November.

First, though, Newt wrote "According to a Trafalgar Group poll , 57% believe the speech 'represents a dangerous escalation in rhetoric and is designed to incite conflict amongst Americans.' Only 36% agreed with the statement that 'it is acceptable campaign messaging that is to be expected in an election year.'"

Here's Newt's blueprint:

  • First, ignore the media’s efforts to get you to focus on 2024 presidential politics and the unending effort to smear President Donald Trump. Your job is to stay focused on the issues that matter in the lives of everyday people.
  • Second, crime may be the big sleeper issue this fall. Philadelphia is on pace to suffer from a record number of homicides in 2022. A staggering 70% of Philadelphians consider crime and safety their biggest issue. Biden said nothing about it while speaking there. Republicans might note that Pennsylvania’s Democratic senatorial candidate, John Fetterman, has two people convicted of murder on his payroll and voted to release other criminals with murder convictions from prison, even though the other members of the Board of Pardons refused to put them back on the street.
  • Third, tie the flood of illegal immigrants across the open border with the flood of illegal drugs and overdose deaths now surpassing 100,000 people per year.
  • Fourth, insist on the right of parents to know what is being taught to their children and what is going on in the classrooms. As high a number as 84% believe parents have an absolute right to know what is being taught to their children.
  • Fifth, insist on a better funded-but-reformed Pentagon to enable America to stand up to communist China. Emphasize that we need a military focused on defeating America’s enemies, not on being a woke social service center.

While appearing on America's Newsroom, Newt highlighted his blueprint:

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