Newt Gingrich

1 week ago | nysun.com | Newt Gingrich

When Egyptian national Mohamed Soliman reportedly threw two Molotov cocktails on a group of pro-Israeli demonstrators at Boulder, Colorado, it was the latest warning that things are spinning out of control. Mr. Soliman reportedly injured 15 people ranging in age from 25 to 88 years old. The oldest was a Holocaust survivor. The attacker yelled “free Palestine” during the assault. Now, Mr. Soliman is charged with 118 crimes.

2 weeks ago | gingrich360.com | Newt Gingrich

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2 weeks ago | gingrich360.com | Newt Gingrich

Newt talks with Gerard Robinson, a professor of practice at the Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy at the University of Virginia, about his recent article on how World War II influenced prison policy. Their conversation explores Robinson’s experiences mentoring youth in the juvenile justice system and teaching fifth grade, which shaped his views on criminal justice reform.

2 weeks ago | gingrich360.com | Newt Gingrich

by Newt GingrichEveryone who cares about the lives and health of our fellow Americans should read the Make America Healthy Again Commission’s Make Our Children Healthy Again report. It is a devastating 72-page outline of the steady increase in sickness among American children and makes the case for profound change in our approach to health. This is not a new theme for me. In 2003, I wrote “Saving Lives and Saving Money: Transforming Health and Healthcare” with Dana Pavey and Anne Woodbury.

2 weeks ago | nsjonline.com | Newt Gingrich

When I watch politicians and interest groups rail against Medicaid reform, I wonder if they have any idea what they are saying. Medicaid is an enormous program. It costs $914 billion a year — and rising. Americans paid $584 billion in federal taxes and $326 billion in state taxes to cover it in 2024 (including the Children’s Health Insurance Program). By the way, this total cost is up from $616 billion in 2018. So the Medicaid program has grown by 48% in six years.