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John Gizzi

Washington, D.C.

Chief Political Columnist and White House Correspondent at Newsmax

Chief Political Columnist and White House Correspondent, Newsmax

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  • 1 week ago | newsmax.com | John Gizzi

    The surprise announcement last week that Iowa's popular Republican Gov. Kim Reynolds would not seek reelection next year has raised the possibility that the Hawkeye State may elect its first Democratic governor in 20 years. Reynolds, the state's first-ever woman governor, announced she would not seek a third term. At 65, with husband Kevin in remission from lung cancer, Reynolds made clear it was time for her to move on.

  • 1 week ago | newsmax.com | John Gizzi

    In an era when Hawaii was becoming essentially a one-party state and Republicans were headed toward non-existence, State Rep. Gene Ward was a battler for conservative causes and candidates. He did so as it was obvious he was not going to any office beyond that of state representative from an East Honolulu district.

  • 1 week ago | newsmax.com | John Gizzi

    While nothing is final, signs are ominous that the government of Libya's embattled prime minister, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, will be out of power next month — at the very latest, Libyan sources told Newsmax. Although Dbeibah's demise is by no means a certainty — and choosing a prime minister is a complicated process involving both support from the Libyan parliament and the blessings of the United Nations — the man increasingly mentioned for the position was in Washington last week.

  • 2 weeks ago | newsmax.com | John Gizzi

    As the stock market fluctuated with daily uncertainty and many Republicans grew increasingly nervous about President Donald Trump's tariff policies, one prominent Republican office-holder in Pennsylvania weighed in strongly on behalf of what is by far the most controversial item on the Trump agenda.

  • 3 weeks ago | newsmax.com | John Gizzi

    Just as they were electing liberal Judge Susan Crawford to the Wisconsin Supreme Court in a nationally-watched special election Tuesday, Badger State voters resoundingly enacted a state constitutional amendment to ban non-citizens from voting.

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10 Apr 25

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John Gizzi
John Gizzi @johngizzi
10 Apr 25

Newsmax now has 33.6 million viewers & GROWING. Ratings are up 50% in this quarter over last year. It is truly exciting to go to work each day. What next?

John Gizzi
John Gizzi @johngizzi
9 Apr 25

Chris Farley, John Belushi, & John Candy all voiced great interest in playing Fatty Arbuckle in a film focusing on his trial for manslaughter & eventual acquittal.But all died before it could commence. Who should play Faaty, as we approach 103rd anniversary of acquittal?