John Gizzi
Chief Political Columnist and White House Correspondent at Newsmax
Chief Political Columnist and White House Correspondent, Newsmax
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5 days ago |
newsmax.com | John Gizzi
Although U.S. Presidents have sent subtle and not-so-subtle signals about whom they would like to see elected head of state in major countries, few have ever been as open and aggressive about it as Donald Trump and his administration in the race for president of Poland to be decided this Sunday. In the last few weeks, the president was photographed at the White House shaking hands with Karol Nawrocki, historian and candidate of the nationalist Law and Justice Party.
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1 week ago |
newsmax.com | John Gizzi
As those who wore the uniform of the U.S. gathered on Memorial Day to honor their fallen comrades at Arlington National Cemetery, three leaders of national organizations spoke to Newsmax about President Donald Trump and their concerns about possible major cuts in programs that benefit their members. To a person, each voiced strong support for the president and Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins.
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1 week ago |
newsmax.com | John Gizzi
The death of former Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., on Monday evoked powerful memories of the man often characterized as the second most consequential Black politician in U.S. history behind former President Barack Obama. Rangel, who died at 94, rose to become chair of the all-powerful, tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee in 2006.
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2 weeks ago |
newsmax.com | John Gizzi
As family, colleagues in Congress, and a wide circle of friends from the 11th District in Northern Virginia mourned the late Rep. Gerry Connolly, questions began about what will happen now to the seat of the eight-term House Democrat. Connolly, who died Wednesday morning at age 75, is the third sitting House member to have died in office this year. Like Connolly, Reps. Raul Grijalva of Arizona and Sylvester Turner of Texas — both of whom died in March — were Democrats.
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2 weeks ago |
newsmax.com | John Gizzi
Nearly three days after Romania's internationally watched presidential election, sources on both sides agreed that the influence of the European Union and the international business community were pivotal to the defeat of nationalist candidate George Simion — a critic of the EU widely dubbed "the Romanian Donald Trump." In nearly final results, Bucharest Mayor Nicusor Dan, an independent backed by the ruling parties, rolled up 54% in the run-off Sunday over Simion, who had led in the...
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